Our members realize that through the Chamber, they can accomplish collectively what no one of them can do individually. More than 450 members (80 percent of them small businesses) work together to enhance the economic climate of Liberty County for business growth and improved quality of life.
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The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce fulfills hundreds of relocation requests each year. Relocation packets are mailed all over the country to those planning on moving to our wonderful community. Our relocation packets come complete with an area phone book, Newcomer’s Guide, Chamber Directory, Demographic & Statistical information, Liberty County Magazine, tourist brochures and information, Real Estate information, a County Street Map, and information from various agencies and businesses throughout the County. The cost of the packet is $15 which covers the postage. To request a Relocation packet, please click here or call (912) 368-4445. Please be sure to include a phone number where we can call you to confirm the details.
As a native of Liberty County, one of six coastal counties in Georgia, until I actually lived on the water I never understood why those on the “east end” were always considered to be so anti-social. For those not familiar with Liberty County, the east end of the county is the coastal end, where the…
The school year is quickly wrapping up, and we know what yall are thinking: what am I going to do with the kids?! No worries, we’ve got yall covered! Take a look at these summer camps and you’re sure to find one (or two!) your kid will love. Check out our calendar to keep posted…
Sometimes, you need a moment to collect your thoughts, zone out the distractions of everyday life and just breathe. If you’re dealing with a bunch of racket on a constant basis and searching for some peace and quiet, Liberty County’s got the remedy with a few spots in the area that offers a smidge of…
Well-manicured yards, gardens and porches are staples of any good southern home but they do require a little maintenance. Spring officially began on March 20th but in south Georgia, we get going a little earlier. The azaleas may have already bloomed and gone, but there are still plenty of ways to freshen up your front…
