About Georgia Municipal Association
Authored 29 articles.
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Lynette Cook-Osborne Named 2025 Clerk of the Year
News, June 27, 2025
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Fifty Georgia Cities & Organizations Recognized for Exemplary Civility and Ethical Governance
News, June 26, 2025
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Four City Leaders Inducted into the Georgia Municipal Government Hall of Fame
Features, June 25, 2025
Four Georgia city leaders were inducted into the Georgia Municipal Government Hall of Fame during GMA's 2025 Annual Convention in Savannah. The Hall of Fame recognizes city officials who have made extraordinary contributions to the cities they serve and have demonstrated strong support for GMA.
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Georgia Cities Foundation Honors Community Leaders at 2025 GMA Annual Convention
News, June 24, 2025
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GECA Requests City Support for Next Gen 911 Survey
News, June 12, 2025
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EPA Awards $2.6 Million to Revitalize Brownfield Sites in Georgia Cities
News, June 02, 2025
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Empowered to Lead: 28 Local Georgia Leaders Complete Fall 2024 Municipal Leadership Program
News, May 29, 2025
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Meeting Focuses on Georgia's Data Center Growth
News, May 28, 2025
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Small but Mighty: 2025 Small Cities Conference Unites Georgia’s Local Leaders in Tifton
Features, May 19, 2025
Everything from changes in redevelopment to navigating budget constraints was on the table at the Georgia Municipal Association’s 2025 Small Cities Conference, showcasing of what makes Georgia’s smallest cities “small but mighty.”
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Policy, Politics, and Perspective: A Look at Georgia’s Legislative and Political Landscape
News, May 07, 2025
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PTSD Prevention and Support for Georgia First Responders
News, April 04, 2025
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Georgia Cities Make Their Mark in Nation’s Capital
Features, March 14, 2025
Every March, thousands of city officials from all over the United States descend on Washington, D.C. for the National League of Cities’ Congressional City Conference. This year, over 100 Georgia city officials participated and spent their days engaging with peers, experts, federal agencies and Members of Congress on issues impacting their cities.
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Crossover Day at the Capitol with GMA
News, March 10, 2025
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2025 GMA Youth Forum Empowers Future Civic Leaders
Features, March 06, 2025
The 2025 GMA Youth Forum brought together young leaders from across Georgia to explore civic engagement, leadership development, and the impact of municipal governance.
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State and Local Leaders Celebrate Georgia Reads Day at the Capitol
News, February 28, 2025
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Georgia Beverage Association Launches 'Made to Be Remade' Initiative
News, February 13, 2025
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DCA Hosting Townhall Meetings to Determine Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funding
News, February 13, 2025
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Nine Cities Honored with Visionary City Awards
News, February 03, 2025
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Georgia Municipal Association Honors Commissioner Russell McMurry with State Government Service Award
News, January 30, 2025
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Lights, Camera, Action! How Film Brings Prosperity to Georgia Communities
News, December 18, 2024
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New Report Explores How AI Can Transform City Services
News, November 21, 2024
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Bipartisan Task Force Releases Federal Housing Agenda
News, November 07, 2024
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Cities Connect: The Power of Engaging Youth in City Initiatives
News, October 11, 2024
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Overview of House Bill 581: Key Changes to Local Government Revenue
News, October 04, 2024
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Georgia City Fire Departments Embrace Data-Driven Risk Reduction
News, October 04, 2024
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From Small Town Roots to Big Aspirations: Meet Georgia’s Youngest Mayor Brooke Huckaby
News, October 03, 2024
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Cities Connect: Explore Georgia
News, September 16, 2024
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Georgia Downtown Association Wraps Up a Dynamic 2024 Conference
Features, September 10, 2024
The 2024 Georgia Downtown Conference, held in the charming city of Thomasville, brought together downtown development leaders and enthusiasts from across the state. This year’s conference resulted in an engaging, insightful conference concluding with an awards ceremony.
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Valdosta’s Awareness Training Unites Employees
Features, June 07, 2021
Valdosta has long worked to address equity and inclusion within its own workforce, a diverse group of 650 employees from city hall to the fire department. This year, each one of those 650 participated in a cultural awareness and anti-discrimination training program.