Welcome
Welcome to the City of St. Marys, Georgia Municipal Website. Here you will find information pertaining to all aspects of the government and services for the City of St. Marys.
Meetings and Events
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Fri, May 17
City Court (9am; City Hall Council Chambers) -
Fri, May 17
Real Senior Prom (6:00 p.m.; St. Marys Senior Center) -
Sat, May 18
Starry Nights - Music in the Park (7pm; St. Marys Waterfront Park)
Smoke Testing Sewer Lines
The City of St. Marys is conducting a smoke test of its sanitary sewer system.
Work crews will be conducting smoke testing within the City over the next several weeks. A "SMOKE TEST" survey will assist our inspection crews in locating breaks and defects in our sewer system. The smoke you see coming from the vent stacks on houses or holes in the ground is NON-TOXIC, NON-STAINING, HAS NO ODOR, WHITE TO GRAY IN COLOR AND CREATES NO FIRE HAZARD.
The smoke should not enter your house or business unless you have defective plumbing or dried up drain traps.
It is advisable for the homeowner to pour a gallon of water into each floor drain prior to our testing. If smoke enters your home or business, there is good reason to assume that dangerous sewer gases may also be entering your home or business. You should evacuate immediately and notify our work crews. If you are not home and discover smoke when you return, please call us at (912) 882-4415.
IMPORTANT! If there is any individual in your home or business who has respiratory problems and is immobile, please notify us at (912) 882-4415 prior to testing.
Online Services
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Water/Sewer/Trash Utility Payments (A fee of $1.25 will be charged by a third party administrator) |
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Traffic Tickets/Court Payments |
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Code Red Emergency Notification |
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Citizen's Corner |
| Virtual Town Hall Meeting |
Public Notices
- Smoke Testing Sewer Lines
- SPLOST VI Financial Report
- City Projects/Issues Status Report
- FY14 BUDGET WORK PAPERS
Mayor's Message
Welcome to the on-line portal of St. Marys, Georgia. We’re a small, but growing coastal community between Savannah, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida on the Atlantic Coast. We enjoy a comfortable way of life and have a diverse community coming from all over the US and overseas.
We still have 4th of July and Christmas parades. St. Marys also celebrates Mardi Gras; the Fourth of July festival with fireworks; as well as “The Rock Shrimp” festival, honoring a local cuisine and is home to the “Sand Gnat BBQ Challenge.” St. Marys is also home to one of the 1812 Binational Heritage Peace Gardens which make up the Binational Heritage Peace Garden Trail: a special initiative to commemorate the Bicentennial of the War of 1812. We have a youth sports program that allows for participation at any level. In the fall season, Friday night is home to Wildcat football when Camden County High School plays at Chris Gilman Stadium, having won Georgia State Championships in 2003, 2008, and 2009. St. Marys has several golf courses nearby with scenic saltwater marsh views, and inquisitive wildlife. Whether a beginner or a seasoned pro, you can enjoy 18 holes of beautiful landscape and abundant vistas.
Whether for the winter or all year, St. Marys offers a lifestyle and atmosphere of small town coastal living, but with big city amenities only a few miles away. It is this small town lifestyle that makes it difficult not to be involved. I urge you to take part in making good things happen with groups of friends and neighbors. We have opportunities for involvement for everyone, whether you are interested in being a part of a single event, or an ongoing committee. You can plant trees in the parkways, volunteer to coordinate a festival, and/or join the music ministry at a local church. Whatever you like to do, you’ll enjoy a great, relaxed way of life.
Welcome to St. Marys!
-Bill DeLoughy
