The Clayton County Office of Digital Equity will soon actively be engaging its community through a townhall meeting aimed at addressing digital inclusion, according to an announcement made on the county's website. This event is slated for Friday, Jan. 10, 2025, and will take place in the Board of Commissioners Board Room at 112 Smith St., Jonesboro, Georgia. It presents an opportunity for residents and business owners to share their experiences and challenges regarding digital access and inclusion in the County.
As a part of this community initiative, the townhall will feature a presentation elaborating on the current efforts and initiatives to promote digital equity within Clayton County. An open forum will also be part of the event, allowing to freely express their needs, concerns, and suggestions. This platform invites individuals to contribute their perspectives on overcoming barriers to digital access and inclusion.
Emphasizing the critical nature of digital equity, Digital Equity Administrator Takiyah Thomas stated, "Digital equity is essential for economic growth, education, healthcare, and overall quality of life in our community," as reported by Clayton County's official website. Thomas highlighted the office's commitment to collaborating with residents and business owners "to build a more connected and inclusive future for Clayton County."
Clayton County residents who wish to have their voices heard at the upcoming townhall meeting are encouraged to register through a provided link. The Office of Digital Equity has also extended the accessibility of this event by offering a virtual participation option. Complete details on how to attend in person or virtually are listed on the county's website.
The Office of Digital Equity takes a hands-on approach to bridging digital divides and has demonstrated a commitment toward ensuring that every resident has access to vital tools and resources in the digital age.
For those looking for more information on the Office of Digital Equity and its initiatives, or for media representatives wishing to contact the Office of Communications, details are readily available on the Office's webpage. Inquiries concerning digital equity in Clayton County can also be directed via phone or email found on the county's digital equity page.
