Live in the Center

Live in the Center
Welcome to the City of Centerville! We’re an active, forward-thinking community dedicated to creating opportunities for our residents and nurturing a thriving local economy.
Our small town has big pride in our accomplishments, and we’re honored to serve the people of Middle Georgia. Our location is truly “in the center” of all the excitement in the region. Our central location, proximity to major highways and interstates, and excellent quality of life make us one of the top bedroom communities in Georgia. We’re excited for you to join our community and “Live in the Center!”
MAYOR JOHN HARLEY
News & Announcements
Public Announcements:
- The City of Centerville is seeking a qualified firm to provide Audit Services. Please click here for more information: Request for Professional Audit Services FYE 2021.
- Follow this link for Healthy Household Habits for Clean Water.
- All city buildings are closed to the public. Except for the Centerville Recycling Center which is OPEN. All other buildings are by appointments for essential business only. As always business can be done over the phone, online at our website, or through the utilities drive through.
- The City of Centerville and City Council recognizes the impact that special events have on the availability of city services and therefore has adopted a Special Events procedure to license and regulate special events. If you are interested in hosting/organizing a Special Event within the City of Centerville, please complete the Special Event Permit Application here.
Online Bill Payment:
In order to serve you better, the City of Centerville provides online bill payment for its citizens. Utility bill payments can be made online by clicking the following link. City property tax bills can be paid in person at 300 E. Church Street or by visiting our website by clicking the following link.
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Demographics of Centerville
Population
2000 – 4,278
2015 – 7,575

Racial Diversity
67% White
19.9% African American
5.8% Hispanic or Latino
4.1% Asian
3.2% Other
Educational Attainment
89.5% high school diploma or higher
24% bachelor’s degree or higher
