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1.262 documents for Association County Commissioners of Georgia

- PEACOCK et al. v. ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF GEORGIA., 247 Ga. 740, 279 S.E.2.d 434 (1981)
Judgment affirmed. All the Justices concur, except Hill, P. J., who concurs in the judgment only.
- Supreme Court of Georgia
- In the Wake of the 2008 Legislature: Consensus Building Is the Mark of True Leadership
To: STATE EDITORS Contact: Deborah Dewberry of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia, +1-404-290-0457
- U.S. Newswire
- April 28, 2008
- Leaders Shrug Off Population Numbers
The population in Richmond County is going down, and city officials are in denial. Six have gone to Savannah for the Association County Commissioners of Georgia's spring fling (training meeting). City Administrator Fred Russell, meanwhile, left town for a week to serve as "feed zone coordinator" for the Tour de Georgia bicycle race, which started here Monday. The U.S. Census Bureau says 900 people have left Richmond County since 2003. Now where could they have gone? Let's see. Some must have been among the 3,362 who moved to Columbia County. And a sprinkling might have been in the 2,057 who moved to Aiken County.
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- May 10, 2005

- County Calls for More Indigent Defense Funding
Defending indigents could become more costly next year for Columbia County and others in the Augusta Judicial Circuit if state funding isn't continued at its current level, county officials said Tuesday. Columbia County Commission Chairman Ron Cross, who also leads the general government committee for the Association County Commissioners of Georgia, said Gov. Sonny Perdue has announced he will include about $32 million for indigent defense funding in his initial budget for next year.
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- September 30, 2005
- Catherine Rozar, Wayne Beard, Anita Ashley, Vance Heard, Royel Lee Hines, Essie B. Brantley, Joyce Cummings, Maceo Rozar, Homer L. Berry, Sr., Tommy Lee Beard, Individually and as Representative of Save Our Neighborhood Community Neighborhood Association, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. D.M. Mullis, Individually and as Member of the Laurens County Board of Commissioners, Roscoe Brower, Individually and Member of the Laurens County Board of Commissioners, Emory Lake, Individually and as Member of the Laurens County Board of Commissioners, Michael Wolfe, Individually and as Member of the Laurens County Board of Commissioners, Harold Reheis, Individually and as Director of the Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Laurens County, Georgia, Defendants-Appellees., 85 F.3d 556 (11th Cir. 1996)
Lonzy F. Edwards, Edwards & Youmans, Macon, GA, for Appellants. Thomas F. Richardson, Christopher D. Balch, Chambless, Higdon & Carson, Macon, GA, Bi...
- Federal Circuits
- Tax Refund Will Cost Millions, Officials Say
ATLANTA - County officials say it would cost millions of dollars to distribute refund checks to Georgia homeowners as part of a property tax break state lawmakers approved last week. The size of the refund could also vary widely from one county to another. And the paperwork required to process the returns could take months, according to Jerry Griffin, the executive director of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia.
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- April 23, 2007
- Impact Fee a Low Priority
A charge made to developers to offset problems arising from new growth - called an impact fee - has attracted the spotlight after changes to the structure of such a fee won the support of a Georgia commissioners association. In Columbia County, one of Georgia's fastest-growing counties, it's a charge that probably won't affect developers anytime soon, though.
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- January 05, 2005
- Attorney to Get Over $93,750 ; Package Includes Pay and Benefits for Nine Months
Parting ways with former General Counsel Chiquita Johnson won't be cheap. Under a severance package approved by the Augusta Commission on Tuesday, she'll continue receiving pay and benefits for nine months, whether she finds a new job or not.

... resignation came up Tuesday, a few commissioners balked at the notion of paying her extra money, bu...Russell said. Georgia Press Association attorney David Hudson said if th... Jerry Brigham by the Association County Commissioners of Georgia. Mr. Mathis, a labor and ...
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- January 07, 2010
- Attorney to Get Over $93,750 ; Package Includes Pay and Benefits for Nine Months
Parting ways with former General Counsel Chiquita Johnson won't be cheap. Under a severance package approved by the Augusta Commission on Tuesday, she'll continue receiving pay and benefits for nine months, whether she finds a new job or not.

... resignation came up Tuesday, a few commissioners balked at the notion of paying her extra money, bu...Russell said. Georgia Press Association attorney David Hudson said if th... Jerry Brigham by the Association County Commissioners of Georgia. Mr. Mathis, a labor and ...
- Augusta Chronicle, The
- January 07, 2010