< Back 3/30/2026 Brush Route Notice Mar 30, 2026 Due to unforeseen issues, the brush truck is currently out of service. We will provide an update once it is back in operation. In the meantime, the maintenance crew will continue picking up bagged leaves and debris. Previous Next

< Back January 13, 2026 Called Meeting has been cancelled. Jan 12, 2026 Edit: 1/13/2026 11:30AM The Called Meeting has been cancelled. The Regular meeting is still scheduled at 6:00pm. CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL CALLED MEETING JANUARY 13, 2026 5:00 P.M. AGENDA EXECUTIVE SESSION PERSONNEL Previous Next

< Back January 6, 2026 Work Session Agenda Jan 5, 2026 Cave Spring City Council Work Session January 6, 2026 5:00 P.M. Call to order Adjustments City Manager Hiring Process & Roles Payroll Administrator/Assistant to City Manager Hiring Process AdventHealth EMS -Community Center Request Website Update Authorized Check Signers City Communication Plan Chair/Vice Chair discussion Appointments Attorney Engineer Judge DDA Liaison Holiday Designations LMIG Audit Report Discussion Surrounding City Manager’s Current Role and Contract Property Discussion Adjourn Previous Next

Strategic Marketing, Graphic Design, and Website Development < Back Tracy Slack & Associates Strategic Marketing, Graphic Design, and Website Development 404-797-5212 https://tracyslack.com Tracy Slack & Associates We develop marketing solutions to promote your product and services. Annual Marketing Plans Advertising Campaigns Graphic Design Print Management Special Event Planning Event Promotion and Marketing Website Design & Management Social Media Campaigns Eblast Marketing Newsletters Business Plans Previous Next

< Back Monday January 26, 2026- Delayed opening In an abundance of caution for our staff, City Hall will open at 10:00 AM on Monday, January 26, 2026. This schedule is subject to change if road conditions deteriorate. Please be patient with staff as they arrive and get started for the day. We hope everyone is staying warm and safe. Previous Next

Local Education option < Back Cave Spring Learning Center Local Education option 706-381-2027 http://www.cavespringlearningcenter.com The Cave Spring Learning Center provides an educational option for K-12 students in Cave Spring and surrounding areas in Northwest Georgia. Through a partnership with the public, state-funded Georgia Cyber Academy, students receive accredited virtual education in a classroom setting with in-person support provided by our learning coaches. Previous Next

Primary Care < Back Quint Family Care Primary Care 706-749-4900 https://www.quintfamilycare.com We at Quint Family Care provide excellent healthcare services to all age groups. We diagnose, manage, and treat acute and chronic illnesses. We also provide services such as medical weight management, hormone replacement therapy, IV hydration, and more! Previous Next

U-Pick and Cut Flower Farm < Back Buttermilk Blooms U-Pick and Cut Flower Farm 7066186245 https://www.facebook.com/buttermilkblooms Emilia and Cleve Jackson are excited to welcome you to Buttermilk Blooms--a U-Pick and cut flower farm in Cave Spring offering bouquets, blooms, and a place to create memories with those you love! Previous Next

< Back City Council Meeting Tuesday July 8, 2025 Caucus 5:00 PM Meeting 6:00 PM Jul 3, 2025 Agenda at a later date Previous Next

Home Of Martha Jane's Fudge, Home Decor, Gifts and Candy! < Back The Peddler Home Of Martha Jane's Fudge, Home Decor, Gifts and Candy! 7067778608 https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Peddler/100057067855851/ The Peddler, Home of Martha Jane's Fudge, As well as various Candies and Goodies for all tastes. We also offer Canned Goods like Jams and Jellies. In our Apareal, we have both Men's and Woman's Fashion including Hats and Cave Spring T-shirts. There is even something for your children, with toys and activity items. Our selection of Candles is vast, with Seasonal and Classic candle sents for you to chose from. Bath and Body, Wind Chimes, Local Pottery and more all at The Peddler! Previous Next

< Back City Council Finance Committee Meeting 5/18/26 Agenda May 15, 2026 CAVE SPRING CITY COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA May 18, 2026 10:30 AM CAVE SPRING FINANCE COMMITTEE: Dennis Shoaf, Chairman Joyce | Mink, Vice-Chairwoman CAVE SPRING STAFF: Stephen Walker, City Manager | Gary Brukhalter, Interim City Manager | Judy Dickinson, City Clerk Call to Order Review first draft of FY 2027 Budget Next meeting date Adjourn Previous Next

Located in northwest Georgia in Floyd County's southwestern corner, Cave Spring lies at the western end of beautiful Vann's Valley. ABOUT CAVE SPRING Located in northwest Georgia in Floyd County's southwestern corner, Cave Spring lies at the western end of beautiful Vann's Valley. The city is a mere five miles from our neighboring state of Alabama on US Hwy 411, which was originally an important Indian trail from ages past. Nestled between the sheltering hills creating our wide valley of rich farmlands, mineral deposits, abundant clear spring waters, creeks, and a major river traversing the area, those who early found their way here were quickly enamored at the sight of the intrinsic beauty of this special land. City Profile Incorporated: 1832 Population (2020 Census): 1,200 Total area: 3.4055 square miles E-Verify Participant Company #149636 Authorization Date September 4, 2008 Cave Spring History pinhotiTrail1 caveSpringCityServices caveInterior pinhotiTrail1 1/15 history History Nestled in scenic Vann’s Valley, named for a Cherokee chieftain, the City of Cave Spring was established in 1832 by settlers of English and Scotch-Irish ancestry. The town was named for the limestone spring which produces 2 million gallons of water daily inside a cave in the center of the village. Churches were begun as soon as houses were built, and in 1838 the Cave Spring Baptist Church appointed an education committee with the purpose of establishing a permanent school. Historic Schools Classes began January, 1839 in a store building owned by Armstead Richardson. Two months later the education committee purchased 200 acres of land from Mr. Richardson, and a little later bought 480 acres from G. Wynne. Part of the land was cultivated by students at the Manual Labor School, and part of it was sold in lots and was part of the town of Cave Spring when it was incorporated in 1852. The school was named the Lott Hearn Manual Labor School in 1856 after Mr. Hearn bequeathed a $12,500 endowment. Later the name was changed to Hearn Academy and is now used for special events. Cave Spring established the first public school in Floyd County, and was a STEM Certificed and a designated school of excellence at the Pre-K and Elementary levels. The school closed in 2022. The Georgia School for the Deaf was founded in 1846 by O. P. Fannin with four deaf students who met in a one-room log cabin. When Fannin Hall was erected in 1848, the number of students had increased to fourteen. The establishment of this school brought new life to a helpless and hopeless segment of our society - deaf children. The school was closed from 1862-1867 due to the Civil War, during which time the Confederate and Union forces used Fannin Hall for a hospital. In 1997, the City of Cave Spring purchased the original Deaf School Campus from the State of Georgia for $178,000. In August, 1999, city offices relocated to Fannin Hall, and the old City Hall building was rented to private individuals. Today the GSD campus on Perry Farm Road is the setting for excellent educational preparation for deaf students and multiple-handicapped students. All Aboard! The construction of 137 miles of railway by the State of Georgia in 1841-1850 from Atlanta to Chattanooga provided new means of transportation to the area and had a great impact on its growth. In 1868 there were plans to connect Selma, Rome and Dalton, and in 1880 the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway built the depot. Later Southern Railway sold the depot to a private individual. Rolater Park A very important day in the life of Cave Spring was October 23, 1931 when Dr. J. B. Rolater deeded 29 acres to the residents of Cave Spring for their enjoyment. In the early days local residents were allowed to tour the cave free of charge, and out-of-town visitors were charged ten cents. The natural beauty of Rolater Park and the historic buildings provide enjoyment to every visitor.