From slightly over 50 people in 1940 to over 50,000 today, Warner Robins has earned the reputation as Georgia’s fastest growing city and has become the 9th largest city in the state. Estimates place the current population at 50,000 with more than 70,000 living within a 10 mile radius of the city.

Strategically located in the geographical center of the state, Warner Robins is easily accessible to both interstates I-75 and I-16, giving the city major transportation patterns in every direction.

Known as Georgia’s “International City,” Warner Robins has a record of fine schools, a superior record of law and order and one of the most outstanding recreational programs in the southeast. Coupled with abundant resources and a hardworking labor force, the people of the Warner Robins area are accepting the challenge as one of Georgia’s most progressive communities.

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Climate

Warner Robins has a moderate climate producing an average winter temperature of 50.2 degrees, while the summer average is 82.4 degrees. The last killing freeze is usually about March 15, and the first freeze of Autumn takes place around November 15. The average rainfall measures about 44.86 inches. Warner Robins is 365 feet above sea level.

You can check the current weather on any of these sites:

National Weather Service

The Weather Lab

CNN Weather Online

Economy

The Greater Warner Robins area Chamber of Commerce works hand-in-hand with the Houston County Development Authority and, as a direct result, the economic picture remains dynamic.

Needless to say, the economic impact of Robins Air Force Base is stupendous. Here are just a few statistics:

4,613 military personnel 12,409 civilian personnel 45,781 ripple effect jobs in the Middle Georgia area $2.1 billion economic impact annually

A 35,000 square-foot Middle Georgia Technology Development Center (MGTDC) building, owned by the City of Warner Robins, operates in Houston County’s advanced technology park. The building houses the Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC), Macon College, the Houston County Development Center, the Small Business Development Center and ATDC’s incubator companies. ATDC has one basic purpose: to help create jobs in industries and businesses and high-tech areas in the mid-state and the state of Georgia. It was created in 1980 by the governor and the Georgia General Assembly. It is one of the nation’s first technology development groups and has become one of the country’s most respected centers, attracting national and world-wide attention.

When you look at the total economic picture, Warner Robins is booming. It also continues to be a vital center for healthcare, shopping and service-oriented firms. The bottom line is a well-balanced economic profile, driven significantly by the impact of Robins Air Force Base.

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