City of Douglasville, GA
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Welcome to Douglasville!
We are home to more than 30,000 residents that enjoy a family–friendly environment with the benefits of a major city nearby. Our community offers excellent schools, a variety of cultural activities, great civic amenities, and a local community that welcomes everyone.
Douglasville is located 20 miles west of Atlanta, Georgia, and is bisected by Interstate 20. We share in the benefits of being in close proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport which is the world's busiest airport. We are near major professional sports venues and many major attractions such as the world’s largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium.
Locally we take pride in our community and the benefits we have to offer to our visitors, residents and businesses. Douglasville is home to many large and small industries, employing some of the best and brightest in Georgia. It is our mission to provide the amenities that companies seek when deciding to relocate or open a business. Arbor Place Mall, located in Douglasville, is one of Georgia’s largest regional malls. Our residential and business growth shows that Douglasville continues to be a choice for companies and families.
The City of Douglasville provides a high level of customer service to our visitors and residents. From our Public Safety Department to our Parks and Recreation Department, visitors and residents are a top priority. This website has been provided by us for you! We hope many of the questions you have were answered by visiting this website. If your questions have not been addressed or if you have comments and suggestions for us, please contact us at ask-web@douglasvillega.gov.
On behalf of the citizens of Douglasville, I welcome you. We hope to see you soon!
Sincerely,
Rochelle Robinson, Mayor
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Douglasville Mayor and Councilmen
Receive Training Awards from Georgia Municipal Association (GMA)
Mayor Rochelle Robinson, Councilman Terry Miller, and Councilman Chris "Coach" Watts received awards at the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) "Cities United" Summit recently.
Mayor Robinson received a Certificate of Distinction, Mayor Pro Tem Terry Miller received a certificate of achievement, and the certificate of completion from the Robert E. Knox, Jr. Municipal Training Institute. Councilman Watts also received the certificate of completion from the Robert E. Knox, Jr. Municipal Training Institute, and a Certificate of Excellence.
Congratulations to all!
L-R: City Manager Marcia Hampton, Councilman Howard M. Estes, Councilman Terry S. Miller, and Mayor Rochelle Robinson at the GMA Cities United Summit.