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Community Tree Study Collecting Information on Composition & Benefits of ACC's Trees
ACCGov’s Community Forestry Program is launching a collaborative Community Tree Study to collect information on the composition and environmental benefits of ACC's trees. It begins over the next two months with a final report expected in the fall. Read on... -
Sustainability Office Hosts Town Hall Meetings & Survey for Clean & Renewable Energy Campaign
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... -
Classic Center Arena SPLOST 2020 Project Public Engagement Sessions on April 5, April 19 & May 10
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...
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What we do
The Public Information Office communicates clearly and openly to the residents of Athens-Clarke County about the government’s goals, activities, and services. The office was established in 1997.
The Public Information Office manages and maintains ACTV, the Athens-Clarke County Unified Government’s informational TV channel. ACTV airs on Charter Communication Channel 180 and streams online at www.accgov.com/actv.
The office also:
- Produces the monthly ACCent employee newsletter
- Produces the annual ACC from A to Z resident guide to Athens-Clarke County services
- Works with media outlets regarding Athens-Clarke County Unified Government activities
- Hosts special events.
- Fields citizen questions and concerns.
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Public Information Office
Phone: 706-613-3795Fax: 706-613-3026
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Jeff Montgomery
Public Information OfficerPhone: 706-613-3795
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Community Tree Study Collecting Information on Composition & Benefits of ACC's Trees
ACCGov’s Community Forestry Program is launching a collaborative Community Tree Study to collect information on the composition and environmental benefits of ACC's trees. It begins over the next two months with a final report expected in the fall. Read on... -
Sustainability Office Hosts Town Hall Meetings & Survey for Clean & Renewable Energy Campaign
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... -
Classic Center Arena SPLOST 2020 Project Public Engagement Sessions on April 5, April 19 & May 10
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...
/CivicAlerts.aspx