The Council for Quality Growth supports the necessary revisions for the City of Atlanta to adhere to the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District’s model ordinance and meet the city’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit with Georgia Environmental … Continue reading
The Council is proud to announce the addition of Joseph Santoro to the Council staff as a Senior Policy Analyst. Joseph comes to the Council with extensive Government Relations and Policy experience. He was previously with the Technology Association of … Continue reading
(Lawrenceville, Ga., Oct. 20, 2020) – Gwinnett County Administrator Glenn Stephens has promoted Lewis Cooksey from assistant director of the Department of Transportation to director, effective Oct. 31. Commissioners ratified Cooksey’s employment agreement during Tuesday’s commission meeting. Current DOT Director … Continue reading
Kimberly Steele, a Policy Analyst for the Council since January 2019, has been promoted to Senior Policy Analyst as of March 1st, 2020. In this advanced position, she will be responsible for advancing the Council’s legislative and regulatory agenda at … Continue reading
Facebook has released free online tools for local governments to engage with their constituents amend COVID-19. Local Alerts is a free tool that allows local government, public health agency and first responder Pages to broadcast essential updates to people in … Continue reading
This Council for Quality Growth created the document linked below to help inform our members and the public of any modifications to local government’s community development services. This document will be regularly updated by our team as information becomes available … Continue reading
