Need a good reason to attend this years annual conference? Well, ACCG's got the top five reasons on why you should be in Chatham County from April 27-30. Don't forget, the deadline to secure hotel accomodations within the ACCG room block is March 26.

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A Draft Model Solar Zoning Ordinance has been published to equip officials w/ the tools to implement and maintain solar energy systems. Counties interested are encouraged to review the draft and attend the public workshops to discuss the proposed draft.

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LGRMS is offering a Health Promotion Leader III Program to educate members on how to implement effective solutions to help maintain increasing healthcare costs. View the course flyer for registration details.

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The spotlight is shining bright on LaGrange College student Kayla White and her internship with Troup County’s Senior Center. Check out her story and discover how she went from being unaware of county government operations to having a great deal of appreciation for all that counties do on behalf of their constituents.

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February 28 marked day one of two ACCG County Days at the Capitol. Due to the event being held on Crossover Day (for the first time ever) the event was highly anticipated among officials. More than 100 of Georgia's prestigious county leaders registered for the event representing a total of 43 counties. Speakers included Gov. Nathan Deal, House Speaker David Ralston, Department of Revenue Commissioner Lynne Riley, and Local Government 911 Authority Director Michael Nix. To highlight the eventful day, ACCG has posted photos for your viewing!

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This spring, the Center for State and Local Finance will add two additional courses to the Public Finance Curriculum to assist in the professional development of public leaders within the finance industry. Classes are offered at a reduced price to government finance leaders.

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