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  DECATUR COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK

Located on U.S. Highway 27, five miles northwest of Bainbridge, Ga.

Industrial Park Manager Ollie Brown, (229) 248-3004

For information on lease or purchase of Industrial sites, call Bainbridge-Decatur County Development Authority Executive Director Rick McCaskill at (229) 246-4774

Decatur County Industrial Park began its life as an Army Airfield in 1942 and was turned over to the county in the 1960s. Currently, about 1,300 acres of the Industrial Park's more than 2,000 acres have been developed, including a commercial airport with two runways and a new terminal, and there are about 450 or so acres left for development. The park is self-contained, having its own water and waste water treatment plant, natural gas storage facility and the main station for the County's Fire Department. There is also an 18-hole public golf course on the site known as The Pines Golf Course, managed by Roland Hebert, (229) 246-8545. The State of Georgia Department of Corrections owns 100 acres at the site formerly occupied by Bainbridge State Hospital on which it operates a Training Center for persons convicted of substance abuse-related crimes.

Existing industries at the site include the following: Coca-Cola, John B. San Fillippo and Sons, TexPar Energy Inc., DaniMer Scientific LLC, Shaw Industries Group Inc., Harrell Aviation, SIPS Team Inc., Ag-Flight Inc., Clover Leaf Warehouse, Georgia Palm Beach Aluminum Window Company, Three Rivers Credit Union and Koch Foods.

For more information on Industrial Park listings at this site or at Commodore Decatur Industrial Park, located in Bainbridge, go to http://www.bainbridgegachamber.com/development_authority.php

COMMODORE DECATUR INDUSTRIAL PARK

Located inside of the Bainbridge city limits at the intersection of U.S. Highway 27 and U.S. Highway 84.  is Commodore Decatur Industrial Park, jointly owned by the City of Bainbridge and Decatur County. It features a new road and rail spur leading into the site from Spring Creek Road.

  • Total acreage of park is 700 acres, plus or minus
  • Commodore Decatur Industrial Park is a planned industrial district, partially on the site of the former Commodore Decatur Airport, adjacent to Bainbridge State Docks. 589 acres remain to be developed.
  • Topography is level with elevations ranging from 90-104 MSL. Surface runoff generally flows south into the Flint River.
  • Utilities like electricity, water, sewer and natural gas are all in place.
  • Rail available adjacent to the site along GA Highway 253, Spring Creek Road.


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    The Next Meeting of the Decatur County Board of Commissioners is Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 9:00 AM in the Administration Building.



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    2011 Woman of the Year

     Marjorie Mayfield  "2011 Woman of the Year"

    Decatur County Commissioners, Administration, and Departments feel bragging rights are due us today for the honor bestowed on our own Human Resources Director, Marjorie Mayfield!  Last night the Pilot Club named Mrs. Mayfield “2011 Woman of the Year” and presented her with a plaque and trophy which lists the names of women who have been given this honor since 1961.

     

    Being involved in community service is part of who Marjorie is.  She represents the County professionally by working to bring opportunities that will help residents find and keep employment.  She participates with groups that help businesses address employment needs.  Whether it’s United Way, Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, the Little Theatre or her church, she gives 100% until completion of any project she takes on.  Having instilled stewardship toward community service in her family, you will often find them working side-by-side with her.

     

    One thing that makes us so unique is that many Decatur County residents believe they have a role to play in making our community better. People like Marjorie who put the overall good of others ahead of their own concerns are an encouragement to others.  Congratulations and thank you, Marjorie, for your service beyond the call of duty!  

     




     

     

     

     

     

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