Clayton County is setting the stage for its future, and leading the charge is Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry, who will host a community meeting to discuss the growth trajectory of the region. The "Future Growth of Clayton County Community Meeting" is slated for Saturday, October 4, at the South Clayton Recreation Center. Community members, along with current and potential investors, can expect to engage in conversations about the county's economic development opportunities from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., as stated on the county's official website.
Dr. Anderson-Henry emphasized the inclusiveness of this initiative, stating, "We are dedicated to moving Clayton County forward by collaborating and engaging with our citizens, partners, current and potential investors." She continued, “It is important that we share the vision for economic growth and development opportunities in Clayton County, where the world lands and opportunities take off. It is equally important that our citizens know that they are a part of the process because we are committed to building a greater Clayton County together," as detailed in the county's announcement.
Key points on the meeting's agenda include transparent progress reports on development projects, insights into code enforcement, and updates on refuse collection and recycling programs. Public safety will also be addressed with briefings from the Police Department and Fire & EMS. Furthermore, attendees will be brought up to speed on MARTA-related plans and transportation improvements affecting Clayton County.
Media outlets are welcome to join the gathering, where Chairwoman Dr. Alieka Anderson-Henry will be available for remarks and questions. Interviews with the chairwoman can be scheduled through the Clayton County Office of Communications. Contact information for the office and the chairwoman's assistant is available for those seeking to arrange prior conversations.
