🎁 YOUNG DEMS x @3milliproductions TOY DRIVE 🎁 We’re teaming up to make sure no kid goes without joy this Christmas — and we need YOU. 📍 3 Milli Productions 📅 Monday, December 22 📞 470-882-8393 (Call to coordinate drop-off) What to Donate: • New or gently used toys • Kids’ clothes & shoes • Children’s coats & non-perishables • Hygiene & toiletry items for teens Every item goes directly to a family that needs it. Step up. Show out. Let’s deliver some real holiday love to our community. ❤️💪🏾
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Congratulations to Clayton County Government Chairwoman Anderson-Henry for completing the core requirements in the Lifelong Learning Academy! Read about the importance of Lifelong Learning and how it will help her better serve her county. Click here to learn more: https://ow.ly/sGBz50XvNBt
Don't forget to check out the 2026 Legislative Toolkit! Prepare for next year's legislative session by staying updated on the Top Three Policy Priorities and learn how you can effectively engage with your legislators. Click here to learn more: https://ow.ly/39ec50Xw1ni
Yesterday, we honored the heart of DKSO — our Chaplains. The dedication of our Chaplains enhances the mission of our agency, bringing compassion, clarity, and spiritual support to those we serve. ✨ Your unwavering commitment to serving others is deeply valued, and we are truly grateful. Thank you for your years of dedicated service and for continuing to uplift our DKSO family with grace and integrity.💙👏 #DKSO #Chaplains #ServiceAndLeadership #CommunitySupport #DeKalbCounty #PublicSafety #WeAreDKSO #FaithInAction #LeadershipInService #DeKalbCountyGA
Yesterday, Sheriff Maddox joined the DeKalb County Police Department North Central Precinct for a meaningful community engagement at Blaze Pizza. She enjoyed connecting with residents and sincerely thanks everyone who contributed to the conversation. ✨💙☺️ #Community #DeKalbStrong #WeAreDKSO #DeKalbSheriffGA #CommunitySheriff #CommunityEngagement #CommunityRelations
Interested in attending ACCG and National Association of Counties Conferences? Coming 2026, the ACCG-Jerry R. Griffin Scholarship will provide Georgia county officials the opportunity to receive maximum reimbursements to attend eligible conferences. Click here to learn more: https://ow.ly/Rmcj50XuWUo
Our Walton County Parks and Recreation and Facilities teams have been hard at work today setting up the Christmas trees at the Historic Walton County Courthouse in Downtown Monroe! We’re excited to kick off the holiday season and bring some cheer to the heart of our community. Big thanks to the staff who help make our county shine a little brighter each year! Come by and enjoy the view tonight as we get ready for Christmas in Walton County!
Today, I had the privilege of presenting my proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026 to the Board of Commissioners and to our community. This year’s proposal reflects a $66 million decrease from the 2025 approved budget. We took a zero-based budgeting approach, reviewing each line item to ensure we are making the most responsible use of taxpayer dollars while maintaining the high-quality services our residents expect. Just like many families and businesses, we’re navigating the impacts of inflation and economic uncertainty. Thanks to the leadership of my Citizens Budget Review Committee and their collaboration with our county departments and elected offices, this proposed budget continues to prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and the essential services that support our growing community. Key investments include: Upgrading our 911 phone system to improve emergency response Continuing to expand Community Resource Centers, including the new hub on Grayson Highway Maintaining safe roadways through proactive repaving Protecting our water resources with reliable water, wastewater, and stormwater services I’m grateful to the residents who served on this year’s citizen review committee and helped shape this proposal with their thoughtful recommendations. Now, I invite you to be part of the process. Read the full 2026 proposed budget by clicking the link in my bio and share your input! Your voice matters, and together we can ensure Gwinnett continues to thrive.
Today, I had the privilege of presenting my proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026 to the Board of Commissioners and to our community. This year’s proposal reflects a $66 million decrease from the 2025 approved budget. We took a zero-based budgeting approach, reviewing each line item to ensure we are making the most responsible use of taxpayer dollars while maintaining the high-quality services our residents expect. Just like many families and businesses, we’re navigating the impacts of inflation and economic uncertainty. Thanks to the leadership of my Citizens Budget Review Committee and their collaboration with our county departments and elected offices, this proposed budget continues to prioritize public safety, infrastructure, and the essential services that support our growing community. Key investments include: Upgrading our 911 phone system to improve emergency response Continuing to expand Community Resource Centers, including the new hub on Grayson Highway Maintaining safe roadways through proactive repaving Protecting our water resources with reliable water, wastewater, and stormwater services I’m grateful to the residents who served on this year’s citizen review committee and helped shape this proposal with their thoughtful recommendations. Now, I invite you to be part of the process. Read the full 2026 proposed budget by clicking the link in my bio and share your input! Your voice matters, and together we can ensure Gwinnett continues to thrive.
Don't miss out on early registration for the NACo Legislative Conference! Click the link to visit the website and learn more!Registration is now open for NACo's 2026 Legislative Conference, with early bird rates available until Dec. 3! Join us in Washington, D.C., for a one-of-a-kind conference that will strengthen our intergovernmental partnerships for years to come. #NACoLeg Register now: https://bit.ly/47Njikd
Equipment is now accessible through the Georgia Department of Administrative Services Surplus Property Program. They provide details on eligibility, allowing counties to secure essential equipment. This initiative aims to save county budgets and optimize taxpayer dollars. Learn more about the program and how to participate by visiting their website.
Did you know Coweta County maintains 1,011 miles of roads? That includes 959.61 paved miles and 51.55 unpaved miles. To put that into perspective, that’s about the same distance as driving from Coweta County to Toronto, Canada. Want to learn more about our Road Maintenance crew or report a road issue? Visit the Road Maintenance page on the Coweta County website here: https://bit.ly/4pYUQnd.