The wait is over! The Creekwood Splash Pad is now open for the season at Creekwood Park! 

Located at 110 Ida Lasseter Circle, the Splash Pad features interactive fountains, water cannons, and a giant tipping bucket, perfect for a fun and refreshing summer day. Come cool off and enjoy the park’s shaded seating, pavilion, and picnic area before the sun sets!

Open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through September 1, 2025.

Get ready for a summer full of creativity, learning, and fun with Perry Leisure Services!

Youth Summer Activities run June 2 – July 24 at Rozar Park (1060 Keith Drive), offering engaging classes for ages 3 through high school.

Classes include Internet Safety, Culinary, Crafts, Robotics, Dog Training, Performance Arts, and more!

⭐ FREE Seminar! ⭐

Join the City of Perry’s Perry Technology & Entrepreneurship Advisory Board for an exciting FREE event: Grand Farm Comes to Perry. Explore the future of Precision Agriculture with industry leaders!

Hear from Dr. George Vellidis, Director of UGA’s Institute for Integrative Precision Agriculture, and Kaytlyn Cobb, Regional Assistant Director at Grand Farm, as they discuss cutting-edge technology shaping the future of farming and what that means for us in Perry.



Event Details:

June 5, 2025

5:30 p.m.

Go Fish Center (1255 Perry Parkway)

We invite the young and young at heart to join us in an epic water battle at Rozar Park (1060 Keith Drive) on June 28 from 10 AM – noon!

With dueling fire trucks, water slides, water balloons, toddler wading pools, and more, this is sure to be one super soaked Saturday the whole family will enjoy!

We Recommend The Following:

- Wear comfortable waterproof clothing

- Wear water socks or comfortable waterproof shoes

- Bring your own water toys

- Bring sunscreen and bottled water

- Bring towels and/or outdoor chairs for seating

For more information, please contact Perry Leisure Services at (478) 988-2860.

Samuel Ansley

Lieutenant

Nadad Jeanjulien

Lieutenant

Drew Rowell

Lieutenant

Nathan Hershberger

Sergeant

Douglas Kennedy

Sergeant

David White

Sergeant

The City of Perry Fire & Emergency Services Department received a total of 293 calls during the month of April in 2025.

The Perry Fire Department is a 2-station department that contains a staff of firefighters providing fire protection, emergency medical services, technical rescue operations, fire safety education, fire cause investigation, and fire code inspections to a population of over 26,000 across 27.9 square miles.

Juneteenth Freedom Festival

June 14 | 12 PM

It comes as no surprise that so many people love the quality of life that the City of Perry affords. But did you know that the City also provides extraordinary career opportunities?

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