In June, ACCG will facilitate a brand new series of regional meetings focusing on money saving opportunities for counties as well as discussions on current legislative issues. Meals will be served after each meeting. County officials and county staff are encouraged to attend!

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Sheriffs, tax commissioners, superior court clerks, probate judges, magistrates, as well as some coroners and sole commissioners are currently entitled to a minimum annual salary based on the 2000 population of the county.

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Join your fellow county commissioners on the next Mobile Classroom scheduled for August 18-19. Plans include exploring Augusta-Richmond County, Burke County and touring Plant Vogle! Stay tuned for more details.

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Georgia communities can now take advantage of lower interest rates for environmental infrastructure projects that conserve water.

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The Georgia Department of Community Affairs has scheduled several listening sessions to get input from local governments as the agency prepares its new five-year strategic plan and FY12 operations plan.

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During the months of June and July, Local Government Risk Management Services (LGRMS) will offer training courses on General Liability Issues and Advanced Workers’ Compensation. There's no charge for members of the ACCG Insurance Programs.

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HomeSafe Georgia targets homeowners who have experienced a substantial decrease in income due to job loss or underemployment by providing a mortgage payment bridge while they seek new or better employment. This program is possible through a partnership by the United States Department of the Treasury, the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and GHFA Affordable Housing, Inc.

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