The City of Marietta invites the community to attend a reception honoring retiring City Council members Grif Chalfant, Andy Morris, and Johnny Walker for their dedicated service to Marietta. Thursday, December 18th 3:00–5:00 PM Marietta Fire Museum - Station 51 | 112 Haynes Street Please join us as we thank Council Members Chalfant, Morris, and Walker for their leadership and contributions to the City of Marietta.
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The Douglas County Fire/EMS Department proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary this week. From its humble beginnings in 1975 with just two fire stations and a handful of dedicated volunteers, it has grown into a vital service that now protects over 150,000 residents. This remarkable milestone is not just a testament to its progress and innovation, but also to the unwavering commitment of countless individuals who have tirelessly served their community. Join in honoring the legacy of every firefighter, EMT, paramedic, officer, and support member who has built this strong foundation. A special video series is being released that showcases the dedication and bravery of those who shaped the Douglas County Fire Department's vibrant history. Stay connected to our social media channels to celebrate this rich legacy and witness the journey of heroes.
The Same House was proud to attend the Spirit of DeKalb Awards alongside DeKalb County Government and Madam CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson. We are excited to partner in a collaboration focused on creating positive impact and meaningful change across the DeKalb County community. Our CEO, Rodney Bullard, and COO, Amy Woodson, were in attendance and gratefully received a generous donation in support of The Same House, directed toward projects that advance economic mobility in DeKalb County. ✨ We are excited about this partnership and look forward to what’s ahead.
We’re pleased to share highlights from Tuesday’s ribbon cutting ceremony for Douglas County’s new Waste Transfer Station and Recycling Center located at 1730 County Services Road in Douglasville. The state-of-the-art SPLOST-funded facility replaces the previous Transfer Station which was destroyed by fire in October 2023. Effective immediately, recyclable materials such as mixed paper, plastic bottles and jugs, cardboard and more will be accepted at the recycling center. The waste transfer station will officially open to residential and commercial haulers in county and out of county on Monday, December 22. The hours of operation for both facilities are 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The following items will be accepted: - household trash - construction and demolition debris - yard waste We extend our gratitude to the community for their patience and support as our Public Works team worked to provide upgraded solutions for Douglas County’s waste management and recycling needs. #OneDouglasForwardTogether
Fast Fact Friday: Road Resurfacing 🛣️ Since 2020, Henry County has invested $111.6 million to resurface nearly 250 miles of local roads. Want to see what’s happening near you? Check out our current projects at https://bit.ly/HenryRoadResurfacing. #HenryCountySPLOST #HenryCountyGA
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Our latest job announcements with Team Chatham! Apply from any device today at: https://jobs.chathamcounty.org/
Are you or a loved one age 60 and older and living in Gwinnett County? We're here to help you live your best life! The County offers education, support, and free or low-cost services to help you maintain your independence. Find out if you qualify for our priority services today by visiting the link in our bio for more information.
This week, we had the privilege of recognizing five County employees who returned home after being called to active duty in the United States Armed Forces. Please join us in giving a warm welcome home to Cameron Turner, Nana Brobey, and not pictured: Megan Poindexter, Chong Yim, and Hayden Brandon. We're grateful for your courage, dedication, and service to both our community and our country.
Discover the latest topics that will be discussed during the upcoming Board of Commissioners meeting on Dec. 16. Gain access to the full agenda by visiting http://cherokeega.granicus.com/ViewPublisher.php?view\_id=1. For those who are unable to attend the meeting in person, remember to tune into the live stream on Cherokeega.com. Stay informed on important matters affecting Cherokee County. #CherokeeGA #CherokeeCounty
Congratulations to Henry County Chairwoman Carlotta Harrell and Sheriff Reginald B. Scandrett for being honored by the Henry County Branch of the NAACP. Chairwoman Harrell has received the Myrlie Evers Trailblazer Award. This award recognizes her exceptional courage, visionary leadership and unwavering dedication to public service. Sheriff Scandrett, the county’s first African-American Sheriff, has received the Medgar Evers Vanguard of Justice Award. This honor embodies his innovative leadership and commitment to protecting the community. The awards were presented at the organization’s Freedom Fund Gala, a celebration of excellence, leadership and community impact. “I am deeply humbled to receive the Myrlie Evers Trailblazer Award, named after a pioneering civil rights leader and trailblazer,” she continued. “This recognition serves as a powerful reminder that leadership is about service, dedication and commitment. I am committed to continuing to serve the Henry County Community with my heart and soul. Thank you, Henry County NAACP, for this esteemed honor.” “The Henry County NAACP Gala was truly unforgettable,” said Harrell. “Congresswoman Maxine Waters delivered a stirring message that filled us with hope and determination. Despite the challenges ahead, she reminded us of the transformative power of our vote.” We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all honorees for their outstanding contributions to justice, equality and the community. We appreciate the Henry County Branch of the NAACP for their ongoing work in advancing justice, equity and community empowerment. Learn more: bit.ly/henrycountyawards
🏆 DEKALB COUNTY EMPLOYEES DeKalb County proudly recognizes the winners from the 3rd Annual Spirit of DeKalb Awards. These county employees were selected as the top honorees in their respective categories for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to public service. • Akindele Akinsola – Employee of the Year Manager, DeKalb County Roads and Drainage • Jimmie Brooks – Outstanding Innovation Award Special Projects Coordinator, DeKalb County Human Services • Peggy Allen – Lifetime Achievement Award Deputy Director, DeKalb County Public Works and Director of Roads and Drainage Thank you to these outstanding public servants for your years of dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the residents of DeKalb County. Your service continues to make a meaningful difference in our communities, and we are grateful for the impact you create every day.