In late October, the Georgia Municipal Association, a lobbying group for the interests of Georgia cities, laid out several priorities for the 2015 session of the state General Assembly during a meeting with local government officials. Last week, it was the Association County Commissioners of Georgia, a lobbying group for the interests of Georgia counties, that presented its agenda for the upcoming session during a meeting with officials from Hall and neighboring counties. The ACCG’s top legislative priorities include increased funding for counties to implement new reforms to the juvenile justice system, changes to property tax administration and transportation funding.
Lobbying group lays out legislative priorities for counties
