Join us as we celebrate the official Ribbon Cutting for Haven Hope House, a new homeless shelter serving the Warner Robins community.
📅 Friday, October 17, 2025
🕙 10:00 AM
📍 79 Green Street, Warner Robins, GA
This special event marks an important step forward in our city’s commitment to compassion, support, and hope for those in need.
🚐 Shuttle service will be provided courtesy of Happy Hour Service Center, beginning at 9:00 AM from 802 South Young Ave. (Training Center 1, Dan Callahan Building).
Come be a part of this meaningful moment as we open the doors to new possibilities and brighter futures in Warner Robins. 💙
#WarnerRobins #HavenHopeHouse #CommunityTogether #RibbonCutting #HopeBeginsHere
📅 Friday, October 17, 2025
🕙 10:00 AM
📍 79 Green Street, Warner Robins, GA
This special event marks an important step forward in our city’s commitment to compassion, support, and hope for those in need.
🚐 Shuttle service will be provided courtesy of Happy Hour Service Center, beginning at 9:00 AM from 802 South Young Ave. (Training Center 1, Dan Callahan Building).
Come be a part of this meaningful moment as we open the doors to new possibilities and brighter futures in Warner Robins. 💙
#WarnerRobins #HavenHopeHouse #CommunityTogether #RibbonCutting #HopeBeginsHere
Warner Robins Police Dept. Awarded $146,779.00 Grant for Local DUI Enforcement
Warner Robins, Georgia - The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety has announced that the Warner Robins Police Department is one of 26 law enforcement agencies in Georgia to receive a Highway Enforcement of Aggressive Traffic (H.E.A.T.) grant for the Federal 2026 Fiscal Year. Warner Robins Police Department’s award totals $146,779.00.
The goal of the H.E.A.T. program is to combat crashes, injuries, and fatalities caused by impaired driving and speeding, while also increasing seatbelt use and educating the public about traffic safety and the dangers of DUI. The Warner Robins Police Department H.E.A.T. Unit will use the grant from GOHS to develop and implement strategies to reduce local traffic crashes due to aggressive and dangerous driving behaviors.
Warner Robins Mayor LaRhonda Patrick highlighted the importance of the grant, stating, “The safety of our residents is always a top priority, and this grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety allows our police department to continue taking proactive steps to ensure that everyone who lives in or visits Warner Robins can travel our roads more safely. We are proud to be part of a statewide effort to reduce dangerous driving behaviors and keep our community protected.”
“Federal and state crash data show sustained enforcement of traffic laws reduces crashes and saves lives on our roads,” Allen Poole, Director of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety said. “GOHS will continue to partner with state and local law enforcement to implement projects and initiatives designed to protect everyone using our roads and to help reach our goal of zero traffic deaths in Georgia and our nation.”
H.E.A.T. grants fund specialized traffic enforcement units in counties throughout the state. The program was designed to assist Georgia jurisdictions with the highest rates of traffic crashes, injuries, and fatalities, with grants awarded based on impaired driving and speeding data.
Warner Robins Police Chief Wayne Fisher expressed the department’s commitment: “The Warner Robins Police Department is committed to ensuring the safety of the community we serve. Traffic enforcement efforts aim to reduce personal injuries and property damage caused by DUI, distracted driving, speeding, and occupant protection, which are a focus of this grant. The Warner Robins Police Department is appreciative of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for their support in these efforts.”
As law enforcement partners in the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over DUI campaign and the Click It Or Ticket seatbelt campaigns, the Warner Robins Police Department will also conduct mobilizations throughout the year in coordination with GOHS’s year-round waves of high-visibility patrols, multi-jurisdictional road-checks, and sobriety checkpoints.
For more information about the H.E.A.T. program or any other GOHS campaign, visit www.gahighwaysafety.org or call 404-656-6996.
Warner Robins, Georgia - The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety has announced that the Warner Robins Police Department is one of 26 law enforcement agencies in Georgia to receive a Highway Enforcement of Aggressive Traffic (H.E.A.T.) grant for the Federal 2026 Fiscal Year. Warner Robins Police Department’s award totals $146,779.00.
The goal of the H.E.A.T. program is to combat crashes, injuries, and fatalities caused by impaired driving and speeding, while also increasing seatbelt use and educating the public about traffic safety and the dangers of DUI. The Warner Robins Police Department H.E.A.T. Unit will use the grant from GOHS to develop and implement strategies to reduce local traffic crashes due to aggressive and dangerous driving behaviors.
Warner Robins Mayor LaRhonda Patrick highlighted the importance of the grant, stating, “The safety of our residents is always a top priority, and this grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety allows our police department to continue taking proactive steps to ensure that everyone who lives in or visits Warner Robins can travel our roads more safely. We are proud to be part of a statewide effort to reduce dangerous driving behaviors and keep our community protected.”
“Federal and state crash data show sustained enforcement of traffic laws reduces crashes and saves lives on our roads,” Allen Poole, Director of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety said. “GOHS will continue to partner with state and local law enforcement to implement projects and initiatives designed to protect everyone using our roads and to help reach our goal of zero traffic deaths in Georgia and our nation.”
H.E.A.T. grants fund specialized traffic enforcement units in counties throughout the state. The program was designed to assist Georgia jurisdictions with the highest rates of traffic crashes, injuries, and fatalities, with grants awarded based on impaired driving and speeding data.
Warner Robins Police Chief Wayne Fisher expressed the department’s commitment: “The Warner Robins Police Department is committed to ensuring the safety of the community we serve. Traffic enforcement efforts aim to reduce personal injuries and property damage caused by DUI, distracted driving, speeding, and occupant protection, which are a focus of this grant. The Warner Robins Police Department is appreciative of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for their support in these efforts.”
As law enforcement partners in the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over DUI campaign and the Click It Or Ticket seatbelt campaigns, the Warner Robins Police Department will also conduct mobilizations throughout the year in coordination with GOHS’s year-round waves of high-visibility patrols, multi-jurisdictional road-checks, and sobriety checkpoints.
For more information about the H.E.A.T. program or any other GOHS campaign, visit www.gahighwaysafety.org or call 404-656-6996.
Update: 4:50pm Water is restored
🚨 Water Main Break 🚨 A broken water main has been reported at 221 Atrium Ct. Crews are on site and are in the process of turning the water off to make repairs. Water service may be disrupted in nearby areas as well. We will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available.
BURGER WEEK BEGINS! Checkout all of the participating restaurants at www.warnerrobinsburgerweek.com!
UPDATE: Water Restored
Happy Monday! A water main break has occurred on Arelia Dr. Crews are on-site, and water is being turned off now while repairs are made. We’ll keep you updated as work progresses. Thank you for your patience!
Update: Water restored
🚧 Water Service Update 🚧 Water has been temporarily turned off on North Davis Drive from Green Street to Watson Boulevard while crews make a repair. We appreciate your patience and will provide an update once service is restored.
Update: 9:45a - Water is restored
🚧 Water Main Break Update 🚧 There is a broken water main on Stacy Lane between Lisa Marie Court and Zoey Lane. Water service in the area will be turned off until repairs are completed. Crews are on site and working to restore service as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience and will provide updates as they become available.
🚨 Water Main Break Update 🚨
6:20 update: water is restored
Crews are currently responding to a water main break at Jerusalem Church Rd / Sark Dr. Work is also still underway on the earlier main break in the Chestnut Rd area. We appreciate your patience as our crews work to restore service as quickly and safely as possible. Updates will be shared as soon as they are available.
Update 7:45p - water is restored
🚨 Water Main Break Alert 🚨
Crews are responding to a water main break in the 100 block of Chestnut Road. Service in the area may be impacted while repairs are underway. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. Thank you for your patience as we work to restore service.
UPDATE 8:17pm: Water is restored!
🚨 Water Main Break Notice 🚨 There is a water main break near 951 Carl Vinson Road. Crews are on site, and repairs are underway. Residents in the area may experience low water pressure or temporary service interruptions. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. Thank you for your patience while our team works to restore service. 💧
Due to Labor Day Holiday, trash, yard waste, & bulk pickup services will run one day later than usual during the week of September 1–6, 2025. All routes will shift forward by one day, and GFL will complete collection by Saturday, September 6, 2025.
Crews encountered an unexpected complication while restoring water service. An unmapped section of infrastructure was discovered, forcing us to shut water back off. Due to this issue, all repairs must be completed before service can return. Impacted customers should expect water to be restored this evening. Further updates will be provided on our website and social media as new information becomes available.
🚧💧 In addition to ongoing road work in the area, crews are shutting down a water main. This may impact water service for customers along Watson Boulevard, from Corder Road to Nelson Drive. At this time, the duration of the outage is unknown. We will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available.
Thank you for your patience as crews work to restore service.
🚧 Traffic Advisory 🚧
The two EAST BOUND lanes on Watson Blvd at Peacock Dr. will be temporarily closed for repairs. Please use caution when traveling through the area. Drivers may want to consider an alternate route until the roadwork is complete. (The middle turn lane will be used for traffic that is not detouring).
UPDATE: WATER RESTORED to Leisure Lake near Island Blvd.
Thank you to the crews that worked to restore restore service as quickly as possible!
Thank you to the crews that worked to restore restore service as quickly as possible!
🚨 Water Main Break Alert 🚨
The City of Warner Robins is responding to a water main break on Leisure Lake near Island Blvd. Crews are on site and working to restore service as quickly as possible.
💧 Thank you for your patience as our team works to make repairs. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
The City of Warner Robins is responding to a water main break on Leisure Lake near Island Blvd. Crews are on site and working to restore service as quickly as possible.
💧 Thank you for your patience as our team works to make repairs. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
🚨 Water Main Break Alert 🚨
The City of Warner Robins is responding to a water main break on Leisure Lake near Island Blvd. Crews are on site and working to restore service as quickly as possible.
⚠️ What to Expect:
• Possible low water pressure or temporary water outages in the area.
• Discolored water may occur once service is restored—run cold water taps until clear.
💧 Thank you for your patience as our team works to make repairs. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
The North Houston Sports Complex will resume normal activities and hours on Tuesday, August 12. Thank you for your patience.
The North Houston Sports Complex is CLOSED for the remainder of the day (Monday, Aug 11) due to a burst pipe. All activities and programs have been cancelled. Keep an eye on City of Warner Robins channels for updates.
REMINDER: School zone speed cameras will be fully operational starting July 30, 2025. Let's keep our students safe—drive responsibly and stick to speed limits in school zones.
For more information click here: https://www.wrga.gov/article/2330521
For more information click here: https://www.wrga.gov/article/2330521
