Following the guidance and recommendations of the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is pausing J&J (Janssen) vaccinations in Georgia until further notice. Read on...
The ACCGov Sustainability Office, in conjunction with Southface Institute, is conducting a series of five virtual town hall meetings in April for the Clean and Renewable Energy Campaign. An online survey is also available to gather resident input. Read on...
The Classic Center is seeking input about the SPLOST 2020 Classic Center Arena project at three sessions on April 5, April 19 & May 10. The meetings will be held in-person and also streamed live and on-demand. Read on...
The 2021 revised & updated edition of the ACC Public Information Office's "ACC from A to Z: A Guide to the Athens-Clarke County Unified Government & Community Services" is now available to the public in both print and electronic formats. Read on...
Stephens is retiring from ACCGov as of April 2, 2021 after more than 30 years of water and wastewater experience in Arkansas, Colorado, and Georgia. Hollis Terry will serve as Interim Public Utilities Director until a permanent replacement is hired. Read on...
ACCGov invites residents to provide input through April 18 on potential improvement projects to help improve traffic flow, pedestrian access, aesthetics, and bicycle facilities on sections of the Atlanta Highway and Lexington Highway corridors. Read on...
At their Regular Session meeting on January 6, 2021, the Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission unanimously agreed to continue fare-free transit for passengers through June 30, 2021. Read on...
