The 2026 pool schedule going into effect starting Saturday, May 30th. There is a possibility of storms impacting pool hours this first week.

10 days ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Pool Schedule 2026: First day Saturday, May 30th. Admission Fee $3. Senior Swim $2. Season Passes: Single Person-$50 Family of Two-$100 Family of Three - $125 Family of Four- $150. +$20 for every additional family member over 4 + 2.6% charge for purchased made with card Pool located at the J Dixie Harn Community Center at 91 Lanier St, Pembroke Ga. Schedule as follows: Monday 1 pm to 5 pm Tuesday 10 am to 12 pm Senior Swim, 1 pm to 5 pm open swim, 6 pm to 8 pm Evening Swim. Closed Wednesdays. Thursday 10 am to 12 pm Senior Swim, 1 pm to 5 pm open swim, 6 pm to 8 pm Evening Swim. Friday 1 pm to 5 pm. Saturday 1 pm to 5 pm. Sunday 1 pm to 5pm.
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday the 25th. This Month's Coffee & Conversation Sessions will occur on Tuesday the 26th.
19 days ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day.
Two new bid opportunities are now available and close on June 15th.
For full bid scope of work and bid submittal requirements visit: https://www.pembrokega.net/page/bid-opportunities
22 days ago, City of Pembroke
City of Pembroke Open Bid Invitations: HVAC Maintenance, Replacement, and Repair Services. Full scope of work and bid packet requirements available on city website as “HVAC Maintenance” or upon request at Pembroke City Hall. Bid Submittal Deadline 3:00 p.m., June 15th, 2026 Bid must be identified as: City of Pembroke HVAC Maintenance, Replacement, and Repair Services Contractor must submit one (1) hard copy or one (1) electronic copy of their bid to: City Clerk, Arlene Hobbs @ clerk@pembrokega.net or: PO Box 130 Pembroke, GA 31321 at the time and date specified. The City may change any of these dates or times, as it deems necessary. Any and all inquiries regarding this ITB (Invitation To Bid) must be directed in writing, by email to Mike Lee at: streets@pembrokega.net .
City of Pembroke Open Bid Invitations: Landscaping Services (Mowing and Ground Maintenance) - Full scope of work and bid packet requirements available on city website as “Landscaping Services” or upon request at Pembroke City Hall Bid Submittal Deadline 3:00 p.m., June 15th, 2026 Bid must be identified as: City of Pembroke Landscaping Services (Mowing and grounds maintenance) Contractor must submit one (1) hard copy or one (1) electronic copy of their bid to the City Clerk, Arlene Hobs @ clerk@pembrokega.net or: PO Box 130 Pembroke, GA 31321 at the time and date specified. The City may change any of these dates or times, as it deems necessary. Any and all inquiries regarding this ITB (Invitation To Bid) must be directed in writing, by email to Mike Lee at: streets@pembrokega.net .
The City of Pembroke has lifted the local temporary burn ban issued on April 22, 2026.
25 days ago, City of Pembroke
The City of Pembroke has lifted the local temporary ban on outdoor burning. -May 11, 2026
The City of Pembroke has issued a burn ban due to ongoing drought conditions.

Visit the City Website to view the full declaration.
about 1 month ago, City of Pembroke
Declaration of Emergency: The City of Pembroke has issued a temporary ban on outdoor burning due to drought conditions.
During a drought, conserve water. Water your lawn less often. Identify and fix leaks. Take shorter showers. Turn off the water while brushing teeth. Run the wash less frequently. Heed any local water use restrictions.
1. Understanding Drought. Drought is a shortage of water over an extended period of time. Droughts are a normal part of a climate cycle. They occur in all climate zones. Drought can be short or span years. 2. Connection to Wildfires. Dry conditions often lead to brush fires or wildfires. Local officials may ask that you not burn brush or trash during dry conditions. In extreme fire conditions, officials may issue mandatory evacuation orders to protect your life.
What causes wildfires? A spark, in the presence of fuel and oxygen, can cause a fire, which can further spread depending on various weather conditions. Fires can be sparked by natural causes, but most wildfires in the U.S. are caused by human activity. Natural causes include lightning strikes and heat from the sun. Human activity comes from cigarette butts, fireworks, campfires, burning brush, vehicles and machinery. Fuel is usually dry vegetation, such as grass brush, and trees. Oxygen is almost everywhere. Certain weather conditions can make fires bigger, faster, and more dangerous: strong wind, drought, high temperatures and low humidity.
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, February 16th for Presidents Day.
4 months ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, February 16th for Presidents Day
Water service has been restored to the area impacted by this morning’s emergency shut off.

If you are experiencing water discoloration in your home we recommend you run your water a few minutes from multiple taps until it runs clear again.

4 months ago, City of Pembroke
Emergency Water Shut Off Update: Water service has been restored to the area impacted by this morning’s emergency shut off. Residents might experience discoloration of their water due to the abrupt changes in the water pressure this morning. If you are experiencing water discoloration in your home we recommend you run your water a few minutes from multiple taps until it runs clear again. February 10, 2026
Residents on Benton St., E. Kent, W. Kent, Bing, and portions of Ledford and S. Poplar will experience a temporary water shut off as a result of work being done on the City Water System in the area.

Our team is working diligently to restore the water service to the area.

For updates please visit the City of Pembroke Website, App or Facebook Page.
4 months ago, City of Pembroke
Emergency Water Shut Off: Residents on Benton St., E. Kent, W. Kent, Bing, and portions of Ledford and S. Poplar will experience a temporary water shut off as a result of work being done on the City Water System in the area. Our team is working diligently to restore the water service to the area. For updates please visit the City of Pembroke Website, App or Facebook Page. February 10, 2026
A State of Emergency has been declared for the City of Pembroke.
For our City's Full Declaration visit here: https://aptg.co/tVvfgt
For weather updates please follow the Bryan County Emergency Management Agency.
4 months ago, City of Pembroke
Winter Storm Update: A State of Emergency has been declared for the City of Pembroke as of January 30, 2026 at 4:40 pm.
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 19th.
5 months ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 19th in observance of Martin Luther King Day
Please be aware of the following road closure.
5 months ago, City of Pembroke
Public Notice: A portion of Church Street will be closed between Bacon Street (280) and Anderson Lane beginning on Wednesday, January 7th and lasting the duration of the construction phase of the TOS Theatre Revitalization.
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Thursday, January 1st for New Years. Trash pick up will occur on Saturday rather than Friday due to the one day delay schedule.
5 months ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Thursday, January 1st for New Years. City of Pembroke trash collection will occur on Saturday rather than Friday.
Pembroke City Hall will be closed Thursday, December 25th and Friday, December 26th. Trash pick up will be on a delayed schedule.
6 months ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Thursday, December 25th and Friday, December 26th in observance of Christmas. City of Pembroke trash collection will be on a one day delay schedule for the Christmas Weekend: Thursday Pickup > Friday Friday Pickup > Saturday
Unfortunately due to the predicted continued rain through the weekend we are rescheduling the 2025 Annual Christmas Tree Lighting to Friday, December 12th.

We hope that this will allow for more folks to come out and comfortably enjoy the performance put together by the 2025 Inter-Church Choir as well as the lighting of our downtown Christmas Tree.
6 months ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Thursday the 27th and Friday the 28th in observance of Thanksgiving. Trash pick up will be on a one day delay.
6 months ago, City of Pembroke
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Thursday the 27th and Friday the 28th in observance of Thanksgiving. Trash pick up will also be on a one day delay: Thursday pick up will be on Friday and Friday pick up will be on Saturday.)

In observance of Veterans Day, Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Tuesday November 11th. This will not impact the scheduling of the November City Council Meeting taking Place Monday, November 10th at 7 pm.

7 months ago, City of Pembroke
In observance of Veterans Day, Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Tuesday November 11th.

City wide trick-or-treating for Friday, October 31st will be taking place between 5 pm and 8 pm on Halloween.

7 months ago, City of Pembroke
The Pembroke City Wide Trick or Treat on Friday, October 31st will be from 5 pm to 8 pm
Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, October 13th.
8 months ago, City of Pembroke
Picture of Pembroke City Hall with overlayed semi-transparent blue square with two gold lines on left side and City of Pembroke Logo with the following information: Pembroke City Hall will be closed on Monday, October 13th
Please be aware of expected traffic on 280 within the Downtown Area in connection to the Homecoming Parade taking place at 6 pm.
8 months ago, City of Pembroke
Blue background, two gold bands off center to the left with city seal over the top with the following wording "Traffic Notice: Please be aware of increased traffic in the Downtown area on Thursday, October 2nd connection to the 2025 Bryan County High Homecoming Parade. Expect a temporary road closure of Bacon St/280 between Strickland Street and Warnell Street between 6 pm and 7 pm. As well possible increased traffic in the surrounding roads as the parade sets up and winds down. "
For more information visit the Georgia Power informational website regarding Vegetation Management and Outage Prevention: https://www.georgiapower.com/about/grid-reliability/land-tree-management.html
8 months ago, City of Pembroke
Blue background with off center gold lines and city logo over picture of trees and powerline in Pembroke, includes image of a Georgia Power Vegetation Management Notification and reads "Please be aware that Georgia Power Crews will be working in the Pembroke area in the coming weeks. Residents in areas identified by Georgia Power, near lines or within right-of-ways, should have received a ‘Vegetation Management Notification’ in the mail. If you have any questions please reach out to the Georgia Power Customer Support Team using the contact information provided on your ‘Vegetation Management Notification’ or visit the Georgia Power informational website regarding Vegetation Management and Outage Prevention."