State Offices Will Be Open for Normal Operations Statewide on Monday, February 2

Image graphic of Georgia, with counties outlined. Banner heading reads: "State of Emergency." Text states the state of emergency extends through February 6. Text also states to expect freezing temperatures and multiple inches of snow. Travel issues and burst pipes are possible.

Posted: 02/01/2026

For any portions of the state still potentially impacted by icy and hazardous road conditions, agency heads have been asked to use discretion on state office closures and utilize remote work or delayed arrivals for state employees in these areas.

Important Links: 

Access the Governor Brian P. Kemp’s State of Emergency Executive Order and Press Release. The State of Emergency will remain in effect through February 6, 2026. 

Please take a minute to review the State Telework Policy, recent advisory on absences due to emergency closures, and the Inclement Weather Policy, including where to find out about state office closures and access the Emergency Closure Frequently Asked Questions document. 

The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency will continue to provide ongoing updates regarding winter weather conditions via its website (gema.georgia.gov) and social media accounts. Georgians are encouraged to monitor local National Weather Service updates and news stations.