Animal Services operations, Leisure Services parks and facilities, Solid Waste collection schedules, Transit operations, and general ACC administrative offices will have changes due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Read on...
The monthly Snapshot provides a look at some of the activities undertaken by the Unified Government to further the Mayor and Commission's six strategic commitments to the citizens of Athens-Clarke County. Read on...
The Georgia Secretary of State’s Office has notified the ACCGov Elections Office that the District Attorney Special Election runoff scheduled for Dec. 1, 2020 will remain on that date as scheduled. The statewide runoff has been moved to Jan. 5, 2021. Read on...
This notice is to inform Athens-Clarke County residents that the Athens-Clarke County Board of Elections will begin processing absentee ballots cast in the December 1, 2020 District Attorney Runoff. Read on...
The CTC provides information and recommendations on community tree policy and procedures to ACCGov officials, staff, and the public. It also offers educational opportunities and activities promoting responsible management of community tree resources. Read on...
ACCGov Assistant Manager Deborah Lonon has announced her resignation effective November 27 to accept the position of Commissioner of Grants Management with the City of Atlanta. Read on...
The Athens Cultural Affairs Commission (ACAC) invites professional artists to submit a proposal and images of a public art concept for the Oconee Rivers Greenway (ORG) trail construction project in Athens, Georgia. Read on...
College Avenue between East Clayton Street and East Broad Street, commonly known as College Square, is closed to vehicles as of Thursday, October 8 for a six-month pedestrian and dining plaza pilot project. Read on...
ACCGov has agreed to purchase the Rock Hill Quarry in Athens for long-term water storage for drought resilience. Once completed in FY2034, it is expected to hold between 4-5 billion gallons of water. Read on...
On August 11, 2020, the ACCGov Mayor and Commission authorized the execution of the Coronavirus Relief Fund terms and conditions agreement and disbursement of $5.29 million funds for a variety of community services through December 30, 2020. Read on...
