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View the Henry County Government Social Media Policy:

https://www.henrycountyga.gov/social-media-terms-of-use Henry County, GA – Social Media Policy

The purpose of Henry County’s social media, online presence is to present matters of public interest concerning Henry County’s programs, activities, news and photos and to otherwise augment and enhance County transparency and access. Several sites welcome your comments, however, please note that the County’s social media sites are moderated, online discussion and/or information sites and not intended as a traditional public or limited-purpose public forum. For non-emergency information, Henry County can be reached during business hours at 770-288-6000 and at www.henrycounty-ga.org. As it pertains to social media forums operated by Henry County Government, the county may remove a submission by the public if, in the reasonable discretion of the county official monitoring the site, it falls within one of the foregoing categories. The county also reserves the right to ban or revoke posting privileges of commenters/posters who repeatedly post comments that violate this policy. Monitoring of the site will generally occur during normal county business hours. Also, please keep in mind that the county’s social media sites are internet pages on a third party social media site which owns and operates the site. The third party provider will have its own policies and standards concerning what may and may not be posted and the actions that it may take with regard to posts in violation of pertinent standards. It is recommended that you review applicable site policies prior to posting. Please be aware that the county may remove “robo spam” and/or comments by “social bots” (i.e. content posted by automatic software programs, or “bots”) if necessary to ensure access for the general public. Furthermore, while we encourage discussion on several social media pages, we respectfully request that commenters/posters be mindful that the sites are accessible to the public and that commenters/posters should be courteous and civil toward one another. The county is not responsible for, and neither endorses nor opposes, comments placed on the site by visitors to the site. Commenters/posters are personally responsible for their own comments, username, and/or any information placed on the page. While the public’s submissions will not be edited by county personnel, the county reserves the right to approve comments before they are posted and remove those that include the following:
• Comments unrelated to the purpose and topical scope of the page. The page is not intended for comments
that do not relate to the purpose or topical scope of the page;
• Obscenity;
• Pornography;
• Incitement to imminent lawless action;
• Comments disclosing identifiable medical information;
• Speech presenting a grave and imminent threat to public safety or property or that may imperil an ongoing
criminal investigation or prosecution;
• Fighting words;
• Threats against other persons;
• Comments encouraging or promoting fraudulent activity;
• Defamation (libel/slander);
• Solicitations to commit, or speech integral to, criminal conduct;
• Promotion or advertisement of a business or commercial transaction;
• Promotion in favor of, or in opposition to, a candidate campaigning for election to a political office;
• Copyrighted material (if posted without the copyright holder’s consent); or
• Spam or links to other sites

OPEN RECORDS ACT NOTIFICATION Every comment or posting made to the site is a public record and may be disseminated, reproduced, or copied by Henry County or any other person without any further action by the poster or without notice by Henry County. The material may also be forwarded to third parties. By posting on the site, you are agreeing that you have no expectation of privacy in any submissions made to the site. Questions regarding this policy should be sent to the Henry County Communications Department at [email protected]. This policy is subject to amendment or modification at any time. By commenting or posting material to any Henry County, Georgia social media site you agree that every time you visit the site you will be bound by the terms of this policy as it presently exists and as it may be amended from time to time.

10/10/2026

WEATHER UPDATE

Our Emergency Operations Center has been demobilized. We will continue to monitor the weather conditions and update you as needed.

Thanks to all of our Henry County partners for all of their hard work in keeping the residents of our county safe!

10/10/2026
10/09/2026

Henry County Declares Local State of Emergency Ahead of Hurricane Isaias

HENRY COUNTY, GA -- Henry County Board of Commissioners Chair Carlotta Harrell has signed a Declaration of Local Emergency in anticipation of potential impacts from Hurricane Isaias, reinforcing the County's commitment to protecting residents, businesses, and essential services.

The declaration follows Governor Brian Kemp's October 8 statewide emergency declaration and allows Henry County to mobilize personnel, equipment, and resources to prepare for and respond to severe weather conditions.

Potential impacts include strong winds, heavy rainfall, isolated tornadoes, localized flooding, downed trees and power lines, power outages, and hazardous travel conditions.

"The safety and well-being of our residents will always be our highest priority," said Henry County Board of Commissioners Chair Carlotta Harrell.

"We are taking proactive steps to ensure our emergency response teams have the resources and coordination necessary to protect our community. I encourage every resident to stay informed, prepare their households, and take weather warnings seriously."

The declaration activates the County's Emergency Operations Plan and authorizes coordinated response efforts through Henry County Emergency Management and Homeland Security.

These efforts include:

-Deploying emergency personnel, equipment, and resources as needed.
-Coordinating with public safety agencies, utility providers, and state emergency management officials.
-Preparing for roadway hazards, debris removal, and potential service disruptions.
-Supporting emergency sheltering and other protective measures if necessary.
-Conducting damage assessments and coordinating recovery operations.

The declaration also provides emergency purchasing and contracting authorities to help the County respond efficiently when immediate action is necessary.

The declaration does not impose a curfew or travel restrictions.

Henry County officials encourage residents to monitor weather forecasts, secure outdoor items, prepare emergency supplies, charge electronic devices, and avoid unnecessary travel during hazardous conditions.

Residents should continue monitoring official Henry County Government communications and local weather alerts for updates as conditions develop.

"Preparedness is a shared responsibility," Harrell added. "Our County teams are working to ensure we are ready to respond, and we ask our residents to do their part by remaining vigilant and following guidance from emergency management officials."

10/09/2026

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10/09/2026

🌧️ Flash Flood Safety

🚗 Whether you’re driving or camping, are you prepared for sudden flash flooding?

📱 Make sure Wireless Emergency Alerts are enabled on your phone so you can receive important warnings.

⚠️ If flooding occurs, move to higher ground immediately. Never walk or drive through floodwaters!

Sign up for Regroup to receive alerts!

Sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/hcemhs-Regroup

🔗 Learn more: weather.gov/safety/flood

10/09/2026

Henry County is Prepared and Working Together!

Henry County Government, alongside our municipal partners, has gathered to ensure a coordinated and proactive approach to the incoming weather threat.

Our public safety agencies, emergency management personnel, and local government leaders are working together to monitor conditions, coordinate resources, and ensure our communities are prepared to respond as needed.

The safety of our residents remains our top priority.

We encourage everyone to remain weather-aware and follow the Henry County Emergency Management and Homeland Security page for the latest updates, important information, and potential safety advisories.

One County. One Team. One Coordinated Response.

10/09/2026

Healthcare is coming closer to home in Henry County.

Henry County Government, Hands of Hope Clinic, and Piedmont Henry are partnering to bring mobile healthcare services directly into communities across the county. The new Henry County Government Mobile Health Unit will travel to locations throughout Henry County, helping connect uninsured and underserved residents with essential healthcare services.

Get the healthcare you need:
📅 October 9
⏰ 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
📍 Cochran Library
174 Burke Street, Stockbridge, GA

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1050 Florence McGarity Boulevard
McDonough, GA
30252

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+17702887000

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