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Vision Statement:

"To provide a 
Community of choice
for living, working and
playing by embracing
our past, celebrating
our present, and
promoting our future."

Mission Statement:

"To offer, encourage,
develop a strong
community by providing
friendly, quality
service."

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City Council Work Session Thursday, May 15th 7:00pm at City Hall.  City Council Meeting Monday, May 19th 7:00pm at City Hall.

Community News
Please see our
Community Calendar for details on scheduled events and meetings.

 

 

 PAY YOUR WATER BILL ONLINE!

Your PIN number is listed on your bill


Growing Business in Harlem

Let us know if your Harlem business has a website, so that we can add your link to our list of growing businesses.


 Harlem Merchants' Festival

Saturday, May 3rd
9:00am - 6:00pm
@ the Field next to IGA

 Featuring live music by Dirt Road and introducing St. Bandit and other acts

 

 

CITY OFFICES

Closed Monday,  May 26th

Calendar of Holiday Closing Dates


Laurel & Hardy Museum
250 N. Louisville Street

Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 4:00
Closed Sunday and Monday
Phone: 556-0401
Stop by and look around at the  newest additions!

www.laurelandhardymuseum.org


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We are so glad you have chosen to visit with us in Harlem!
City Hall, Harlem, GA


Thanks to Senator Jim Whithead, State Representative Barry Fleming, DOT Board member Bill Kulke, Michael Thomas, and Roger Price from the DOT for helping us get this new sign on I-20 for the museum.  The traffic into the Museum and also into Harlem has increased due to the signage on I-20.


New Street Signs in Harlem

The new street signs are part of the City Streetscape that is currently underway. Guillebeau Iron designed and donated this first sign.

The project starts at the Library and continues through the N. Louisville and Church St. intersection. It will enhance the street, curbs and sidewalks to include brick pavers. There will be new street lighting, signage, benches and landscaping that will provide a
pedestrian-friendly environment.


Name and likenesses of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy 
used under license from Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation, Hollywood, CA 90028
© 2003 Larry Harmon Picture Corp.