March 2020, Vol.14, No.3
 For you to govern well and make policy decisions that will positively impact your community, you need to remember: “Everybody Counts.” We invite you to join us at the 2020 ACCG Annual Conference as we focus on advancing Georgia’s counties through educational sessions, networking opportunities, and member-based services designed to meet the needs of your community.
Visit https://www.accg.org/story2.php?id=1713 to view the full article online.
 This Friday, March 6 marks the final deadline to submit nominations for the 2020 ACCG Awards and Recognition Program. County officials are encouraged to nominate an individual whom they feel best demonstrates, through their selfless actions and dedication to service in the community, what the awards embody. The award recipients will be honored at the 2020 ACCG Annual Conference in Savannah/Chatham County.
Visit http://www.accg.org/page.php?ID=1704 to view the full article online.
The spotlight is shining bright on University of Georgia student, Aileen Nicholas and her internship with the Hall County Engineering Department. During the course of her internship she learned of the positive impact a caring county staff can have on the community. Learn more about her experience and how other counties can get involved with GCIP.
Visit https://www.naylornetwork.com/acg-nwl/articles/index-v5.asp?aid=602713&issueID=69027 to view the full article online.
 The Georgia Department of Natural Resources announced the selection of the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program “Conserve Georgia” grants for conservation and outdoor recreation projects. Selected applicants will be invited to the second and final level of the application process for their proposals, which would result in $19.86 million of funding to benefit local parks and trails systems and state-owned lands.
Visit https://georgiawildlife.com/dnr-announces-14-grants-through-georgia-outdoor-stewardship-program to view the full article online.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension will offer a collaborative program to help landowners understand the benefits and possible liabilities of placing solar panels on their land. Speakers from UGA Extension, Georgia Tech, USDA, and the University of Tulsa will cover what landowners and communities need to consider before they decide to install solar panels or contract with a solar energy company.
Visit https://www.naylornetwork.com/acg-nwl/pdf/solar_energy_south_ga_(1).pdf to view the full article online.
 OMNIA Partners is pleased to announce the newest cooperative contracts available to members. From background screening to performing arts, these competitively-solicited contracts are intended to provide access to opportunities that will help better manage your county's spending and resources.
Visit https://www.naylornetwork.com/acg-nwl/pdf/Q4_New_Contract_Announcements.pdf to view the full article online.
 Georgia's Local Lens is a new feature that provides a weekly snapshot of Georgia's counties. Each week ACCG shares photos celebrating activities from counties around the state and the ACCG team at work. If you would like to share stories from your county, visit the ACCG webpage to get started. Visit http://www.accg.org/story2.php?id=1726 to view the full article online.
 ACCG has introduced a new tool to help counties tell their stories! The Georgia County Spotlight will allow counties to share with ACCG, and other counties throughout the state, what great things are taking place in their communities. Visit the County Spotlight page by clicking "Read More." Once on the page, share your news by clicking the "Submit Your News Here" button in the top right corner.
Visit http://www.accg.org/spotlight.php to view the full article online.
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