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Statesboro is an ideal community for you to live, work and play!
We are located only an hour from the beach and international airports. It's a great value-priced option to Savannah and other large cities in Georgia. If you are
a golfer, you have found home, with two public courses, a private club and Hackers Golf Park, which is ranked among Golf Magazine's top 100 driving ranges in
the nation. Our region offers tons of outdoor adventures; in fact, we hold the record for the largest large-mouth bass and catfish caught in Georgia. We have the
Wildlife Education Center and the Georgia Southern Botanical Garden. With Mill Creek Regional Park, which houses softball, baseball and soccer fields, a playground,
and walking track and our newest attraction, Splash in the 'Boro, resting is for the weary! |
Shopping
Shopping abounds from unique shops to enough antique stores to claim fame to Antique Alley, and a mall with wonderful department stores to top it off.
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Restaurants
With more than 200 restaurants including world famous BBQ and metropolitan chains, you won’t go hungry!
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Property Taxes
Property taxes are lower here than all but nine counties in Georgia. Statesboro’s current millage rate is almost 60% of Savannah’s at 6.921.
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Education
Being home to two award-winning educational institutions, there is something more for everyone to learn. In fact, not only does Georgia Southern University
(GSU) hold claim to six national football championships, but it houses some of the top IT, nursing, education, and business departments, and facilities that are at
the forefront of the country.
In addition to expected programs in areas of study such as information technology, health care, industrial technology, and personal service, Ogeechee Technical
College has many unique programs such as a funeral service education program, a fantastic culinary arts program, and a turf management program which works
cooperatively with Georgia Southern University’s golf program.
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Cultural Arts
Cultural arts can be found on every corner in the 'Boro. The Averitt Center for the Arts and the Emma Kelly Theater provide courses in social dance, painting, drawing and much more! The theater playbill has included such performances as Broadway musicals, modern musicians and several local groups. The GSU Performing Arts Center also claims fame to hosting groups such as Nickel Creek, Kathy Mattea, CATS!, RENT, Dr. Seuss, Oklahoma and much more!
Weather
Statesboro and Bulloch County enjoy a temperate climate, comfortably warm most months of the year. Even in January, average low temperature is nearly 40 degrees Farenheit, while in June, July and August, high temperatures hover in the low 90 degrees. Average rainfall ranges from 2.35 inches in November to 5.57 inches in August. Snowfall is rare and is thoroughly enjoyed when it does happen. Statesboro enjoys about 212 sunny days per year.
So, as you can see, Statesboro, Bulloch County, is a small town with big city amenities. If you would like to receive a residential relocation package or a business
relocation package, please contact us at (912) 489-1869. |
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