​Headed by the Washington County Farm Bureau, the Chamber worked to promote April as Anti Litter Month.

The City of Tennille, the City of Davisboro, the City of Sandersville, the Citizens Bank of the South, and the Georgia Department of Transportation all strove to help keep our communities beautiful with initiatives such as Trash Amnesty Day.

​We even made a few videos highlighting their anti litter efforts! The videos had over 5,000 views! 

Anti Litter Month was kicked off with the Anti Litter Breakfast!

​Attendees enjoyed a delicious breakfast from Chester Dean's and had the privilege of hearing Ashley Bacon from Keep Milledgeville-Baldwin Beautiful talk about how her organization helps maintain a beautiful community and keeps litter off of their streets.

April 2019 is Anti Litter Month! Let's keep Washington County clean!

This month, we're celebrating Georgia Agriculture Week! Agriculture is Georgia's number 1 industry and an essential part of our everyday lives, so join us and celebrate our Agriculture Industry for the whole month of March!

Over sixty 10th-12th graders from Washington County High School (WCHS) participated in Waco Works at Oconee Fall Line Technical College (OFTC), an event geared toward exposing and informing students of local career and skills-training opportunities in Washington County, Tuesday, November 6.

Waco Works was sponsored by the Washington County Chamber of Commerce after being one of eight local chambers to be named a recipient of the Fall 2018 College Access Grant through the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education.
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The $3,000 grant allowed the chamber to coordinate the creation of Waco Works with OFTC, Washington County High School and several key industries within Washington County.

Fall Line Freeway has recently been signed for 65 mph in Baldwin and Washington counties! 
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Though it’s built to handle it, don’t think you are a race car driver! #ArriveAliveGA