Built in 2020, the Tyrone Municipal Complex is located at 950 Senoia Road and houses both Town Hall and the Police Department. Regularly scheduled meetings are held in the Chambers Room off the main lobby on the following schedule:
- Town Council: 1st & 3rd Thursdays @ 7:00pm
- Planning Commission: 2nd & 4th Thursdays @ 7:00pm
- Municipal Court: 2nd Thursdays @ 9:00am
- Downtown Development Authority: 2nd Mondays @ 9:00am
The Tyrone Municipal Complex is open 8:00am - 5:00pm Monday-Friday. The main Council Chambers can be reserved by Tyrone citizens or HOA's for larger meetings when not in use. Please call our main desk at (770) 487-4038 or email us at info@tyrone.org for questions or if you wish to schedule a school/class tour of the building.
Built in 2008, the Tyrone Public Library is located at 143 Commerce Drive and sits on the south end of Shamrock Park. The Library serves as a central learning and relaxation space for Town residents. All Library information can be found on their page here:
Built in 2003, the Rodger Spencer Community Center is located at 145 Commerce Drive next to the Library on the south end of Shamrock Park. The Rodger Spencer center is an indoor recreation space utilized by a wide variety of classes such as Zumba, Jazzercise, Pickleball, etc. . . Other activities such as Action Wrestling events are also scheduled here as well.
The Rodger Spencer Center is open 8:00am - 5:00pm, Monday - Friday.
For questions regarding renting the Rodger Spencer Center or recreation offerings and events, please call (770) 487-4694 or email derrick.buckner@tyronega.gov.
The Recreation Department's main website is: https://tyronega.gov/parks-recreation
Recreation in Tyrone is where everyday life gets a little brighter—from a walk by the lake to a class with friends. The mission of the Tyrone Recreation Department is to enrich the lives of residents by providing safe, welcoming parks and recreation facilities, alongside diverse activities for all ages to play, learn, build community, create experiences, and raise families.Whether you’re looking for a new routine, a place to celebrate, or a simple afternoon outside, we’ll help you find your way.
Originally constructed in the early 1900's, the principle portion of this structure served the Town and community in a variety of ways over the years. Originally constructed as a church, the building has been used as Town Hall, Library, and Police station over its many years and now rests as the Tyrone Museum. The Tyrone Museum hosts a variety of events, exhibits, and artifacts reflecting the Town's local history.
The Tyrone Museum's hours are:
- M, T, Th, F: Closed
- Wednesday 11:00am - 2:00pm
- Saturday: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Sunday: 2 - 4 for Special Events only
The Museum is located at 881 Senoia Road, Suite A and can be contacted at tyronemuseum@gmail.com.