The Public Works Department officially broke ground on a new state-of-the-art Transfer Station and Recycling Center at the Douglas County landfill, designed to enhance waste disposal and recycling services for residents. This facility, funded by the 2022 SPLOST, will replace the previous station that was tragically lost to fire in October 2023. As construction progresses, the community can look forward to a modern solution set to be completed by Fall 2025, ensuring a cleaner and greener Douglas County for all. #OneDouglasForwardTogether #DouglasCounty #RecyclingCenter #SustainableFuture #CommunityDevelopment #WasteManagement #PublicWorks #EnvironmentalInitiatives
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Dr. Mike Looney has been officially honored with House Resolution 259 as Georgia's 2024 Superintendent of the Year by the Georgia General Assembly. Celebrate this remarkable achievement and join the recognition ceremony celebrating excellence in education that drives our community forward. Event Details: House Resolution 259 Event Type: Recognition Ceremony Honoree: Dr. Mike Looney Award: Georgia's 2024 Superintendent of the Year Hosted by: The Georgia General Assembly Call to Action: For event details and to register free, contact the Georgia General Assembly. #FCSnews #SuperintendentOfTheYear #FultonCountySchools #itsbetterinFulton
This week, the Camden County Board of Commissioners celebrated a significant milestone by recognizing HR 732, a proclamation from Representative Steven Sainz that honors the exceptional contributions of the Woodbine Public Library. This recognition highlights the library's invaluable role in serving the community and fostering a love for learning and access to resources. Residents are encouraged to visit the Woodbine Public Library at 103 E 8th Street or explore their offerings online. Discover the programs and services that make this library a cornerstone of the Woodbine community. Thank you to the Woodbine Public Library for their dedicated service and commitment to enhancing our lives through knowledge and culture!
This week, the Douglas County Board of Commissioners issued an important proclamation to honor Emergency Medical Services Week, observed from May 18-24. This recognition highlights the crucial role that emergency medical services play in our healthcare system by bridging gaps in care, offering vital out-of-hospital assistance, and providing access to telemedicine. The EMS system is a dedicated network of first responders, EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, firefighters, police officers, educators, administrators, and medical professionals who work tirelessly around the clock to deliver lifesaving care. Their commitment ensures that help is always available when it is needed most. They are inviting the community to join in celebrating the invaluable contributions of these heroes. This observance is a time to reflect on their impact and dedication to public health and safety. To learn more about the importance of emergency medical services and how you can show your support, visit your local government’s website or contact the Douglas County Board of Commissioners for more details.
Fulton County welcomes a new era of leadership in the justice system as Che Alexander is officially sworn in as Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Courts. The historic swearing-in ceremony took place on January 3, 2025, at Park Tavern in Atlanta, where Judge Kenya Johnson officiated this significant event. Che Alexander, celebrated for her dedication to innovation, transparency, and service, embarks on her term with a clear vision for enhancing the justice system. This momentous occasion underscores the ongoing commitment to effective governance and community service in Fulton County. Congratulations to @fulcoclerk for stepping into this vital role and for championing a future that promises advancement and integrity in our courts. Stay informed about future developments and community initiatives led by Fulton County's Clerk of Courts. #FultonCounty #ClerkOfCourts #Leadership #Justice #SwearingIn #AtlantaEvents #CommunityService #JudicialExcellence #CourtLeadership #InnovationInJustice
In a critical decision made on Wednesday, the Fulton County Commission voted against continuing much-needed financial support for veterans' services and withdrew $3 million in funding for arts organizations. This outcome is deeply concerning, especially given assurances from some commissioners about maintaining the support that our community has come to rely on. With historical budget underruns ranging from $50 to $100 million annually and discussions about potential millage rate adjustments, the decision seems at odds with available resources. Furthermore, the needs expressed by the Public Defender for additional staffing, ongoing for the last two decades, remain unmet. These developments call for continued advocacy for veterans and the arts, as their contributions are vital to our county's identity and growth. It's imperative to press on towards a future where Fulton County unites in support and recognition of its veterans and arts. Stand with us in pushing forward this important cause. #FultonForward #OneFulton #SupportVeterans #ValueTheArts #CommunityAdvocacy
Prepare for an insightful journey into the future as Fulton County Manager, @dickanderson4471, outlines the ambitious vision and priorities for 2025. This is a pivotal moment to understand the direction and goals set for Fulton County, focusing on enhancing community well-being and driving innovation. Stay informed and engaged as leadership shares strategies to tackle challenges and embrace opportunities in the coming year. Your involvement is key to shaping a thriving Fulton County. Stay tuned for updates and announcements on how to participate in discussions or access detailed information. #FultonCounty #YearAhead #CountyLeadership #Vision2025 #CommunityEngagement
Join us as Fulton County celebrates a new chapter of leadership with the inauguration of Commissioner Mo Ivory! On January 3, 2025, this exciting event marks a pivotal moment for the county as Commissioner Ivory steps into her role, ready to champion progress and inspire change. Tune in to the livestream to experience firsthand the vision and enthusiasm she brings to drive transformative policies and foster community engagement. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the beginning of a dynamic era for Fulton County, where innovation meets tradition, and community thrives. Be part of the inauguration by watching the livestream. Stay updated by following our page for the link and more details. #FultonCounty #MoIvory #Inauguration2025 #CommunityLeadership #FultonForward #LeadershipChange #CivicEngagement #LocalGovernment #InspireChange
Today, we celebrate an unwavering advocate for justice and community, as the Fulton County Board of Commissioners designates December 18, 2024, as Senator Vincent Fort Appreciation Day. This special honor is in recognition of Senator Vincent D. Fort's extraordinary contributions to the state, including the authorship of Georgia's pioneering hate-crime law, championing efforts to combat predatory lending, advocating for the betterment of public education, and securing significant funding for Atlanta colleges. His relentless dedication to public service has had a profound and lasting impact on our communities. Represented by his son at the proclamation ceremony, Senator Fort's legacy continues to inspire future generations to strive for equity and justice. #FultonInfo #SenatorFort #PublicService #CommunityChampion #GeorgiaLeadership
A heartfelt congratulations to @camilleloveatl on receiving a prestigious proclamation from the Board of Commissioners today! Camille Love has been a transformative force in the arts scene of Atlanta and Fulton County. Her unmatched passion, unwavering dedication, and visionary efforts have not only elevated the cultural landscape but also touched the lives of countless community members. This well-deserved recognition celebrates her exceptional leadership and profound impact on the arts. Thank you, Camille, for your relentless commitment to making our community a more vibrant and inspiring place through the arts. #CamilleLove #ArtsInAtlanta #FultonCounty #CulturalLeadership #CommunityImpact #AtlantaArts #ArtAdvocacy #InspiringChange
Experiencing the Soul Food and Juneteenth Celebration at the White House was an unforgettable honor. Invited to the Black State Leaders Briefing, it was inspiring to be part of vital discussions that uplift Black culture and community. As a multi-ethnic individual, representing both the Black community and all mixed ethnicities is deeply personal and significant. The event celebrated cultural heritage and the relentless pursuit of freedom and progress. Echoing the resilience of ancestors, there's a shared commitment to forge ahead and ensure history does not repeat itself. Event Type: Black State Leaders Briefing + Juneteenth Celebration Concert Location: White House Date: Last week Significance: Celebration of Juneteenth and discussions relevant to the Black community Theme: Pride in Black culture and heritage, emphasizing freedom and progress To learn more about the event and its impact, visit the official recap at blackambitionprize.com. Let’s continue striving for the dream of equality.
Exciting news for Camden County—The Planning & Development department has officially moved to a brand-new location! Starting today, Monday, December 16, 2024, all services including Building Permits, Inspections, Planning, Flood Protection, and GIS for unincorporated areas are now housed at the state-of-the-art Resiliency Operations Center at 135 Gross Road, Kingsland. This move reflects our commitment to better serve the community and streamline operations in a modern space. We appreciate your patience during this transition and look forward to welcoming you to our new home, where growing and improving our community continues to be our top priority. #PlanningAndDevelopment #NewHome #ResiliencyOperationsCenter #135GrossRoadInKingsland #Planning #BuildingPermits #Inspections #FloodProtection #GIS #NewLocation #CamdenCountyGA