Dunwoody is upgrading to CentralSquare, replacing iWorQ for improved community and finance services. Online access for permits and more begins August 4; iWorQ deactivates July 29. Transition period affects services from July 30 to August 3.

Clayton County announces a Homebuyer Education Workshop to assist prospective buyers in understanding the home purchasing process, with compulsory registration and lunch provided.

Clayton County is hosting a unique 21+ Drive-In Movie Night featuring "Love and Basketball," with pre-movie activities like a Couples Free Throw Contest and food trucks, on July 26, 2025, at the Gerald Matthews Sports Complex.

"Paws in the Park" is an upcoming pet adoption event on August 23, 2025, in Clayton County, featuring a "Tail Trail Walk," adoptable pets, giveaways, and local pet vendors.

Sandy Springs launches an Adaptive Fishing program to accommodate anglers with disabilities, with the event scheduled for July 25 on the Chattahoochee River.

DeKalb County job fair at Georgia Piedmont Technical College aims to fill over 500 positions on July 10, 2025.

Douglas County Development Services is moving to a new cashless facility on Timber Ridge Drive in July, leading to a temporary closure from July 16-21. Services will resume on July 22 at the new location.

The Atlanta Police Department is enhancing security for the Peachtree Road Race and FIFA Club World Cup final, urging public vigilance and sharing safety tips.

The city of Lawrenceville has proposed a 18.16% property tax increase, scheduling three public hearings for community input.

Cobb County mourns Brenda Owenby, a revered public servant with 63 years at the Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

Clayton County is hosting a free "Protect Your Digital Identity Training" event on July 16, 2025, to educate residents on digital security, with hands-on guidance for various devices. Registration is required.

Duluth's downtown hosted "Flicks on the Bricks" and "Rock the Block," with music and a "Jumanji" screening, drawing community members for a night of entertainment.

Lawrenceville maintains its millage rate at 3.26 mills for 2025, leading to a property tax increase due to exceeding the rollback rate.