Keep Americus Beautiful

Volunteers for , Saturday, September 18th, 8am until 1pm, can report to City Hall, 101 W. Lamar Street for assignments. Or go directly to one of the NINE stations located throughout the City of Americus.

Station Locations:
McCoy Hill Park
Horton Drive
Brookdale Park
551 Horton Drive (Habitat for Humanity Office)
GSW Baseball Field (Anthony Drive)
Bell Street Park
North Jackson Street Park
City Hall
McGlamery Park (Crawford Street, HWY 49N)

During these uncertain times, the City of Americus wants to make sure you have all of the information you need in order to keep your family safe. By visiting https://www.americusga.gov
You will see a red tab near the bottom of the main page that reads COVID-19 Updates.

Here you will find:
- The city's most recent ordinances
- Maps generated by our GIS department
- Apple app information
- Plus health and safety information

Please share this information with friends and family. We know that your families are seeking information, allow The City of Americus to help guide you through. COVID-19 is very serious. If we work together and follow guidelines, we will pull through.

City of Americus Home Page The city of Americus was established as the county seat of Sumter County in 1832. We are a town full of history with a constant eye toward the future.

How many birds did you find on your scavenger hunt? You can welcome more birds to your yard by putting out feeders and planting plants that provide tasty bird treats. Coneflowers, Black-eyed Susans and Sunflowers are some common flowers whose seeds are favorite bird food. Serviceberries, crabapples and other fruit trees also invite birds to visit your yard.
Do a little online research and make a list of other plants whose fruit or seeds provide good bird food.