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About Warner Robins, GA

Warner Robins is a medium-sized city in Central Georgia. Its population is 80,308 (2020 U.S. Census), making it the 10th-largest community in Georgia. There is a mix of white- and blue-collar jobs in the city that promotes a friendly, diverse atmosphere. It offers a good balance of city life without feeling too big, ideal for people who prefer a suburban scene.

Warner Robins is also a military town due to the presence of Warner Robins Air Force Base. It's also 15 miles south of Macon and just over an hour's drive to Atlanta, the state's capital. Warner Robins is best known for its affordable cost of living, housing, and historical highlights.

What to do in Warner Robins, GA

Warner Robins has a lot of natural beauty and interesting things to do when you need a change of pace. Here is just a taste of what you can find when you visit the city.

Museum of Aviation:
The city's tradition as a military town is proudly reflected in being the site of the second-largest Air Force museum in the United States.

Walker's Pond:
A peaceful shaded park offering fishing spots and a paved walking path.

Rigby's Water World:
A family-friendly water park with slides, lazy river, lockers, and multiple pools.

Working in Warner Robins, GA

Warner Robins’ local economy is heavily influenced by its status as a military town. Warner Robins Air Force Base provides a vital income stream to residents and military families.

Common occupations include:

• Vehicle/mobile equipment mechanics, installers, repairers (4.6%)
• Sales and related occupations, including supervisors (4.0%)
• Electrical/mechanical installation & repair workers (4.0%)
• Production occupations (3.9%)

The unemployment rate is 4.2%, close to the national average of 4.3%. Job growth is positive at 2.1% per year.

Median household income: $59,646
Per capita income: $30,586

Average commute: 20.4 minutes, six minutes faster than the national average.

Warner Robins, GA Neighborhoods

Warner Robins has several desirable neighborhoods offering a mix of affordability, suburban comfort, and lakeside or wooded scenery.

Watson Blvd / Margie Dr:
Located in the northwest of the city.
Median home price: $415,657
Average rent: $1,913
Vacancy rate: 8.4%

Kathleen Southwest:
Suburban area with mostly 3–5 bedroom homes.
Median home price: $294,296
Average rent: $1,827
Vacancy rate: 6.2%

Echeconnee:
More affordable rural-feel neighborhood.
Median home price: $273,089
Highly owner-occupied with minimal rental availability.

Warner Robins, GA School District

The public schools in Warner Robins belong to the Houston County Schools District, which spends around $10,330 annually per student. The student-to-teacher ratio is 15.2.

Private schools in the area include Warner Robins Christian Academy, Christ United Methodist School, Sacred Heart Catholic School, and Christian Fellowship Academy.

Nearby higher education options include Central Georgia Technical College, Middle Georgia Technical College, Middle Georgia State College, Mercer University, Fort Valley State University, and Georgia College and State University.

Moving to Warner Robins, GA

The Warner Robins city government has three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. The local government follows the Warner Robins Municipal Code. The city has an elected mayor and six members serving on the City Council.

The City of Warner Robins' public parks and facilities include amenities such as play parks, trails, tot lots, grilling areas, dog parks, picnic areas, sports fields, facility rentals, and pavilions.

Warner Robins, GA Housing

The median home price in Warner Robins is $257,900, an increase of 3.4% year over year. Ultra-low home prices—21% lower than most of the country—strongly influence the cost of living, which is 10% lower than the U.S. national average.

Military Bases Near Warner Robins, GA

Here are the military bases within 50 miles:

• Robins Air Force Base (Warner Robins, GA)