Moving companies in Hinesville, GA.

Local services and rules

Moving to Hinesville: who to call and what the city asks.

Burning yard debris inside the city limits requires a burn permit from the Hinesville Fire Department, and the permit is obtained on the day of burning. The city also collects and composts leaves and other yard debris and offers the compost to all city residents. The Hinesville Reclaimed Water Program supplies treated water for irrigation, and eligibility is checked by calling the Hinesville Department of Inspections.

Parking restrictions and Liberty Transit

Residential parking restrictions bar commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles and trailers parked in the front of a property. Code Enforcement also looks for inoperable vehicles.

Liberty Transit is a fixed-route public transit system operating within Hinesville, Flemington, and Walthourville.

Curbside collection and bulk pickup

Roll-out cart service is provided by the city. Garbage, trash, recyclables, yard trimmings, furniture and appliances go along the edge of the street by 6 a.m. on collection day, and normal scheduled refuse is picked up on all holidays.

Roll-out containers may be placed at the curb from 5 p.m. the day before collection and must be retrieved before 6:30 a.m. the day after. A Friday collection day allows placement at 5 p.m. Thursday.

Bulk item collection and disposal is provided once a week on the regular scheduled pick-up day. It covers items such as appliances and furniture including mattresses.

Starting water service at City Hall

Water service is started in person at City Hall, 115 East M.L. King, Jr. Drive, with a printed copy of a lease or purchase agreement and a valid driver's license.

Water bills can be received by email by contacting the water department at billserv@cityofhinesville.org. After normal business hours, water and sewer emergencies are reported by calling 912-876-8216.

Liberty County School System enrollment

Liberty County School System offers online enrollment for all new students Pre-K through 12th grade. Enrollment in the Liberty County School District requires that students reside in Liberty County with a natural parent or court-approved legal guardian.

Hinesville Library and voter registration

Hinesville Library, at 236 West Memorial Drive, has a Genealogy Room whose items, including microfilm, can be used in the library during operating hours.

Library cards are open to all residents of Georgia, who sign up at a library in Chatham or Liberty County with an application and ID.

Voter registration is a county function, handled by the Liberty County Office of Elections. The office is at 100 North Main St. in Hinesville, in the Old Liberty County Courthouse.

Flood maps and property visits

Flood hazard can be checked by reviewing flood maps and flood protection information at the Inspections Department and at Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission. On request, the Public Works Department visits a property to review a flood problem and recommend ways to stop flooding or prevent flood damage.