ACCG Legislative Tracking Database

The Legislative Tracking Database is a tool provided to ACCG members that allows them to track the status of various bills produced by the state Legislature and monitored by ACCG. Features of the database include a staff-written analysis of the bill detailing its significance to counties, ACCG’s position, and a record of action by the Legislature as well as the final vote counts. Database users have the ability to search the bill by its assigned number, type of issue, or by the ACCG policy staff member or committee to which it belongs.

News & Notes

Gov. Deal to Call for Special Legislative Session

On Oct. 23, Gov. Nathan Deal notified House Speaker David Ralston and Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle that he plans to call for a special legislative session of the Georgia General Assembly.

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GDOT Local Bridge Replacement Program

Currently there are about 1,400 posted bridges out of the nearly 15,000 structures in the state. In an effort to reduce this number, GDOT has created the Local Bridge Replacement Program.

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2018 Legislative Service Awards

ACCG honors the 2018 Legislative Service Awards recipients for their hard work on behalf of Georgia's counties.

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DOR Publishes Final Guidance on Equipment for the new DRIVES System

Read the Department of Revenue's guide on attaining equipment upgrades to implement the new DRIVES system.

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Federal Aviation Administration Grant Opportunity

Apply now: FAA awarding $1 billion in grant funding for airport improvement projects. The deadline to apply for the supplemental funding grants is October 31.

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Policy Center Resources

ACCG Policy Development

Learn more about the policy development process and each of the association’s standing committees.

Georgia Capitol Information

Resources to learn your way around the state capitol.

Policy News & Education

Enter here for access to the latest Capitol Connection newsletter and policy webinars.

County Operations

The Board of Trustees of the ACCG-Group Self-Insurance Workers’ Compensation Fund voted to decrease rates by 1.2 percent