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Awards and Recognition


 
 
The ACCG Awards and Recognition Program recognizes excellence in service, commitment to community and state, efficient programs to improve county services and outstanding public service.
 

ACCG Leadership Awards

 
The Emory Greene Leadership Award, the highest award presented by the Association County Commissioners of Georgia, recognizes one elected county commissioner who best exemplifies outstanding commitment to his community and state.
 
 
The Jerry R. Griffin Leadership Award recognizes the contributions of an appointed county staff member or another individual who has made significant contributions in the area of local government public service.
 

 

ACCG Partnership and Advocacy Awards

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Public-Private Partnership of the Year
ACCG recognizes that public-private partnerships make county government more efficient and cost-effective. The Public-Private Partnership of the Year Award recognizes a company that has worked with a county to deliver a valuable public benefit, service or resource that positively impacts the county’s citizens.
 
County Government Media Advocate of the Year Award
One of the oldest principles of journalism recognizes media as the watchdog of government. ACCG recognizes that the media serves a primary role in providing timely and accurate information to the public about county government. The Media Partner of the Year Award recognizes an individual reporter or media outlet which has made extraordinary contributions in this area.
 
Legislative Advocate of the Year
ACCG’s history has been rooted in legislative advocacy since 1914, when 19 counties came together to work on transportation issues. Today, the association’s consensus-building policy development process depends on the involvement of elected and appointed county officials. Successful legislative advocacy further depends upon an actively engaged grassroots network that follows legislation at the state and federal level.
 
Civic and Community Engagement Advocate of the Year
ACCG strongly believes that civic and community engagement is a critical component of operating a successful county government. Through civic and community engagement, counties can educate and motivate the public to become more involved in local government.
 
Leadership Development Advocate of the Year
ACCG views the development of leaders for Georgia counties and their citizens as a primary goal and responsibility of the organization. The Leadership Development Advocate of the Year recognizes an individual or organization which has made extraordinary contributions in this area.
 

 

Section Awards

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While the responsibilities of the clerks vary from county to county, these individuals play an integral role in supporting elected and appointed officials and fulfilling many of the day-to-day responsibilities of county government.  Each year, the Georgia County Clerks Association selects a county clerk to receive the honor of County Clerk of the Year.  This award recognizes outstanding performance and professionalism in government as performed by the county clerk.
 


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