MARSH, the ACCG-IRMA Administrator, is offering assistance to counties that have been impacted by Hurricane Irma and are unfamiliar with FEMA regulations and claim procedures. Due to their experience in preparing FEMA claims, ACCG encourages counties to take advantage of the assistance MARSH is offering.

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If your county is looking for positive ways to foster civic engagement to students and provide insight on county government operations, apply now to receive funding from the Georgia County Internship Program.

Visit https://www.naylornetwork.com/acg-nwl/articles/index-v5.asp?aid=464616&issueID=50092 to view the full article online.

 

This month's spotlight is shining on Clayton County Intern, Denard Anderson. As a Design & Media Production Technology major at Georgia Piedmont Technical College, Denard was able to step outside of the classroom and gain firsthand experience in his field. Read more to learn what impacted him the most throughout this internship.

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The ACCG Civic Affairs Foundation was recently recognized by the Atlanta Braves Foundation for "Outstanding Contributions to the Community & Youth of Metro Atlanta."

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In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in memory of the late Fulton County Commissioner Joan P. Garner, Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington will host a Walk and Health Fair on Oct. 7 at the Oak Hill Child, Family, and Adolescent Center in Atlanta, GA.

Visit http://www.accg.org/docs/policy/NEWS%20RELEASE%20Garner%20walk%20100717.pdf to view the full article online.

 

The Center for State and Local Finance recently reduced the price of the remaining 2017-2018 public finance courses so those interested in local and state government would have access to the opportunities associated with the executive education program.

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In an effort to promote awareness of the threats to forest sustainability that can easily be understood by all, the Georgia Forestry Commission set out to create a short 3-minute, animated video. With the help of ECG Productions, this video tells a simplified story of the dangers associated with Georgia forests and the strategies that can eliminate these threats.

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On Oct. 31, the Georgia Archives will host the second IPER (Intergovernmental Preparedness for Essential Records) Course -- REPR (Records Emergency Preparedness and Response).

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