Residents of District 3 in Clayton County, GA, will have increased access to local government services. Commissioner Tashé Allen will host ClaytonConnected Mobile Office Hours, an event designed to facilitate direct communication between citizens and local government representatives. Scheduled for February 13, the initiative allows constituents to raise concerns, ask questions, and access services that are usually available only at government offices.
The event will take place at the Frank Bailey Senior Center, 6213 Riverdale Rd., Riverdale, GA 30296, and provides an opportunity for residents to meet with their district team in person from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This outreach allows residents to address their needs without traveling to standard government offices. According to the county’s announcement, the event is part of the #ClaytonConnected initiative, which aims to make government services more accessible and encourage community engagement.
Commissioner Allen is implementing mobile office hours to provide residents with easier access to local government. While elected officials have historically made themselves available to constituents, this approach emphasizes bringing services directly into the community, allowing interactions to occur outside traditional government offices. The initiative is intended to facilitate communication and address residents’ concerns within their own neighborhoods.
Attending this event provides residents with an opportunity to engage directly with local leaders, who are accountable to the community. These gatherings offer a setting for residents to discuss concerns, ask questions, and access assistance on local matters. The initiative is expected to attract participants from a range of backgrounds, providing a chance for broad community involvement.
