Businesses Hiring – Workers Needed!
Now is a great time to be a resident of Brunswick and Glynn County as a vibrant economy has emerged with a large amount of growth. Businesses are expanding and they need to hire new workers.
Glynn County Business Retention and Expansion Program
Brunswick and Glynn County offer a great business climate and our goal is to ensure your business is given every opportunity to grow and succeed in the Golden Isles. As one of Brunswick and Glynn County's Existing Industries, you are entitled to first-class service from the County. Existing Industries also have exclusive access to several Local and State resources, grants, and incentives to help your business grow.
Authority Approves $150,000 for Canal Crossing, Discusses Strategic Plan
The Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority held a special called meeting Monday to discuss its strategic plan and to discuss funding for infrastructure improvements around the Canal Crossing development.
Golden Isles Career Academy Works to Usher Students Into New World of the Workplace
With the school year freshly behind him, James McCarter has his sights set on the future. But it’s not the fall semester he is eyeing. The principal of Golden Isles Career Academy is looking more toward the distant future — years in the future.
June 2015 Called Minutes
BRUNSWICK AND GLYNN COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
CALLED MINUTES – June 1, 2015
Chamber Small Board Room
3:00 PM
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT
BRUCE DIXON
CEDRIC KING
MISSY NEU
SUSAN EASTIN
WAYNE JOHNSON
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT
NONE
OTHERS PRESENT
MEL BAXTER, STAFF
DAVE SMITH, STAFF
JOHN SCOTT, STAFF
SHERRI PRUITT, STAFF
REES SUMERFORD, COUNSEL
STEVE SWAN, JOINT WATER & SEWER COMMISSION
JULIE MARTIN, CITY COMMISSIONER
BILL BRUNSON, COUNTY COMMISSIONER
MONICA SMITH, S.L.E.A.T.
PAM SHIERLING, THE ISLANDER
LINDSEY ADKISON, BRUNSWICK NEWS
I. CALL […]
Corps Top General, GPA’s Curtis Foltz Discuss Harbor Expansion Progress
"The SHEP will create economic opportunity not only across Georgia, but throughout the Southeast," said Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal. "We're grateful for our federal partners and their efforts thus far and will continue to work with them to ensure that their commitment is fully funded and reflects the importance of this project to the nation."
Authority Fielding Inquiries, Addressing Shortfalls
The interim executive director of the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority told board members at their regular monthly meeting Tuesday he’s been fielding a number of inquiries, including one from a business interested in the city.
May 2015 Minutes
BRUNSWICK AND GLYNN COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
MINUTES – May 26, 2015
Chamber Large Board Room
11:30 AM
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT
BRUCE DIXON
CEDRIC KING
MISSY NEU
SUSAN EASTIN
WAYNE JOHNSON
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT
OTHERS PRESENT
MEL BAXTER, STAFF
DAVE SMITH, STAFF
JOHN SCOTT, STAFF
SHERRI PRUITT, STAFF
REES SUMERFORD, COUNSEL
WOODY WOODSIDE, BRUNSWICK-GLYNN COC
ROD SAWALL, GICA
ROB BURR, GCAC
TERRA WINSLETT, GCAC
JAMES MCCARTER, GICA
JULIE MARTIN, CITY COMMISSIONER
BILL BRUNSON, GLYNN COUNTY COMMISSINER
DALE PROVENZANO, GLYNN COUNTY COMMISSIONER
MONICA […]
Glynn County’s Airport Expands – Creates 150 Jobs
The Brunswick – Golden Isles Airport is on the grow. Glynn County is investing $8.5 million to expand the ramp space on both sides of the airport. The expansion has already spurred 150 new jobs for the area.
GRAD Certification Begins on Gateways Industrial Park
Brunswick and Glynn County has a lot to offer and is about to be even more attractive to prospective businesses. The process has begun for designating the Gateways Industrial Park as a Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development (GRAD) Certified Site.
Brunswick Georgia Call Center
Brunswick Call Center S.E. Georgia offers a competitive and large workforce. Wiring is in place from previous use as a Call Center. New roof and other major improvements as of May 2018. Located adjacent to I-95 in Brunswick, Georgia. 74,000 SF total and 24,000 SF set up for Call Center. Fiber available on-site!
Savannah Achieves 25.8 Percent Growth in April
“Across the logistics industry, focus has centered on GPA’s ability to handle large volume increases with no congestion,” Executive Director Curtis Foltz said. “Georgia has built world-class port facilities, and our customers appreciate service reliability for current and future volumes.”