Enforcers MC, Bulloch County, GA

09/17/2026

📚 Building More Than a Library — Building Our Community 🇺🇸

Today, the Enforcers MC – Bulloch Chapter had the privilege of joining VFW Auxiliary Post 7116 in celebrating the opening of a new community lending library for the youth of Sylvania, Georgia.

Our Bulloch Chapter was proud to build and donate the library and help fill it with books, giving local kids another opportunity to discover the joy of reading, learning, and imagination.

This is what community is all about—organizations coming together, giving their time, and doing something that can make a positive difference for the next generation.

A huge thank you to VFW Auxiliary Post 7116 for allowing us to be part of this project and celebration. We hope this little library stays full, stays busy, and serves the children of Sylvania for many years to come.

Enforcers MC – Bulloch Chapter
Supporting our community and investing in the next generation. 🇺🇸📚

09/16/2026

🇺🇸 HONORING THE FALLEN — REMEMBERING SGT. WILBUR BERRY 🇺🇸

This past weekend, the Enforcers Motorcycle Club was proud to have all three Georgia Chapters — Bulloch, Emanuel, and Richmond — represented together in support of the Wilbur Berry Annual Memorial Ride in Bulloch County.

This ride is about much more than motorcycles and miles. It honors Bulloch County Sheriff’s Sgt. Wilbur Lewis Berry, Badge #8, who served his community for 20 years before being killed in the line of duty on May 19, 2001.

For more than two decades, Sgt. Berry's memory has remained an important part of the Bulloch County law-enforcement community. His radio number, Bulloch 8, was retired following his death, and his legacy continues through events such as this memorial ride.

Having Bulloch Chapter, Emanuel Chapter, and Richmond Chapter standing and riding together was a great representation of what our brotherhood is about — honor, respect, unity, and supporting those who serve our communities.

We were proud to join law enforcement, fellow motorcycle organizations, riders, families, and members of the community in remembering a man who made the ultimate sacrifice.

The miles may end, but the reason we ride does not.

Rest easy, Sgt. Wilbur Berry — Badge #8.
Gone, but never forgotten.

⚔️ ENFORCERS MC — GEORGIA ⚔️
BULLOCH • EMANUEL • RICHMOND

09/12/2026

Remember, Honor, and Never Forget is forged into hearts and minds across the nation as we remember what happened 25 years ago, today.

This morning, some members had the honor to participate in an annual event in climbing stairs that equaled the amount of 110 flights of stairs of the Twin Towers. They did this in under an hour in full fire rescue kits. We can’t say how much we are proud of them to say the very least.

This afternoon, our Chapter had the honor and privilege to share in a Remembrance Ceremony conducted by the Screven Fire Dept with families and friends of the community while unveiling of a monument that will serve as a reminder for all Fire Fighters, Police, First Responders and those who continue to remember the fallen.

07/18/2026

07/18/2026

We are grateful to Mrs. Krystal Coney and ROX Foundation for enabling us to contribute to the local community's support by distributing school supplies. We enjoyed meeting the community and look forward to future events. 5665!

07/15/2026

We wanted to thank Smoky Mountain for putting on a great Nationals. Through dedication, sacrifice and much more, it showed the Nation a wonderful Nationals full of brotherhood, memories for a life time, and new brothers to share all of that with. Great job Smoky Mountain!!

05/25/2026

05/25/2026

Thank you to everyone who could make it out to the Goat Shack for our memorial day ride. Storms, power outages and flying turtles couldn't keep us from having fun and enjoying our time together. God bless our Chapter 56 brothers and all service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our safety and freedoms.

05/05/2026

We want to thank Leather, Love, and Freedom and Cruis-In For A Cause for hosting an event to ensure our brother, Carney and family are taken care of through this difficult time in his life.

In conjunction with Emanual County and Richmond County, we were able to raise a significant amount of money for treatments and anything else needed in this time.