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July Fourth FAQs about Tybee Island's Status

HOLIDAY FAQs

The phones have been ringing off the hook this week with the same few questions as everyone prepares to enjoy the Fourth of July holiday at the beach. We’ve compiled them into an FAQ to help get the word out. Be Safe and Have Fun!

1. Is ...

City Hall Hours Reduced Starting June 22 **UPDATED 6/20**

The hours at Tybee Island City Hall will be reduced again starting Monday, June 22. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Only two members of the public will be admitted at one time. Controlled entry will be through the north side door. The Planning and Zoning ...

City Hall Hours Limited

Beginning Monday, June 22nd, the hours of operation at city hall will be limited. Citizens can visit between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Safety protocols will remain in place.

Entrance is through the north side door 

Cashier’s Window is open but d...

Tybee Named One of America's Best Restored Beaches

After spending three years and nearly $18 million nourishing its fragile coastal environment, Tybee Island is honored to be among the select few winners of the 2020 Best Restored Beach award. The award is bestowed on six US beaches each year by the Americ...

The State of Georgia has a new COVID-19 hotline.

The State of Georgia has a new COVID-19 hotline. If you believe that you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or have been exposed to the novel coronavirus, please contact your primary care doctor, an urgent care clinic, or your local federally qualified...

United Way COVID-19 Financial Assistance Available

Curbside Recycling Ends April 1st

On April 1, 2020, Atlantic Waste will end curbside recycling pick-up on Tybee Island. Because of this, the City is requesting that residents participate in a voluntary recycling drop-off program.

There are four locations where residents may drop off their ...

Please Stay off the Dunes

Please Stay off the Dunes

The City of Tybee Island has gained international attention recently for efforts to shore up its coastal environment, making it more resilient to flooding and storm damage. In recent months, the city has expanded its coastline by ...

CITY OF TYBEE STATEMENT ON CORONAVIRUS

March 5, 2020

While the risk of contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19) remains low for the general public, the City of Tybee has begun collaborating with the Chatham Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) to closely monitor the outbreak. Furthermore, Tybee Island ...

Tybee Island SPLOST Funding Request

PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release   

Contact: Shawn Gillen, City Manage

 (912) 472-5070

sgillen@cityoftybee.org

Tybee Island SPLOST Funding Request

The Chatham County Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax 7 referendum w...