Jerry McLocklin at City Hall. Out of an average daily water production of 1.9 MGD, 2.9 MGD is available for new customers. Leroy Niles at City Hall. Our average daily treatment load is .8 MGD, with a capacity of .3 MGD available to new customers. David Hulsey at City Hall.
Natural gas is an attractive option for businesses and residents alike.
By owning its own natural gas distribution system and purchasing gas wholesale through the Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia, the city has postured itself to provide competitive industrial rates while offering a full range of residential gas rebates and programs. Commerce's electrical distribution system is presently served from an integrated network of four substations. Electric customers in excess of 900 KW demand may choose to have Commerce supply power even when locating in unincorporated areas of Jackson County. The Commerce Fire Department is proud of the I.S.O. Class 5 insurance rating that the city enjoys within the city limits. The department is manned by thirty-five trained volunteer firefighters led by the Chief, one assistant Chief, two Captains, three Lieutenants and a training officer.