Registration is now open and a tentative schedule of events has been released for the 2012 ACCG Annual Meeting, taking place April 28 - 30 in Savannah - Chatham County.

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ACCG will host two days of training on March 22 and 23 at the Callaway Gardens Mountain Creek Inn & Conference Center in Harris County. Sign up now to earn credit towards the Commissioners Training Program and the Certified Commissioners Advanced Program (CCAP).

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ACCG is now accepting nominations for the 2012 Awards Program! Each year, ACCG recognizes county officials and other supporters of county government for their contributions over the past year. Nominations are due February 29.

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ACCG welcomes spring semester interns April McDonald, Allen Hamilton and Monique Stevenson. Each semester, the association hires interns to assist the policy and communications staff with various projects.

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A FREE webinar will take place March 1 to provide information and resources to understand the depth of the upcoming FCC narrowbanding mandate that affects more than 90 percent of radio systems within the state of Georgia.

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During the upcoming months, Local Government Risk Management Services (LGRMS) will offer training courses on the Safety Coordinator Roles & Responsibilities, Accident Investigation and Personnel Liability Issues. There's no charge for members of ACCG Group Self-Insured Workers' Compensation Fund (GSIWCF) or Interlocal Risk Management Agency (IRMA).

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The ACCG Civic Affairs Foundation would like to highlight the work of the Georgia Afterschool Investment Council (GAIC). The GAIC is dedicated to ensuring Georgia's youth have access to high-quality, affordable afterschool and summer learning programs.

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