DeKalb County mobilizes to open four severe weather shelters on Saturday night, offering safe havens with transportation, hot meals, and housing assistance in anticipation of tornadoes and storms.

Kennesaw begins construction on a new 25,000-square-foot Public Safety Facility to centralize services and enhance law enforcement capabilities, funded by SPLOST dollars.

The City Council of Milton will consider proposals for Fire-Rescue training, event logistics, environmental evaluations, development plans, and adjusting city code on impact fees at their March 17 meeting.

Union City's State of the City Address on April 15 will outline growth plans and developments, focusing on infrastructure and financial stability. Mayor Williams will present at 6:30 PM at Benjamin Banneker High School.

DeKalb County Board of Ethics schedules a meeting for March 20, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., where it encourages public attendance for transparency and discussion on ethical issues in government.

Lake City will celebrate Georgia Cities Week with a Classic Car Show on April 26, featuring food trucks, music, and awards. It's open to the public and car entries cost $25.

DeKalb County announces the Salem Road Water Main Replacement Project starting Mar 17, aiming to improve water service.

DeKalb-Peachtree Airport introduces Plane Noise®, an app and online system for local residents to report noise complaints, offering a streamlined process including a hotline and personal contact for assistance.

Cobb County celebrated five graduates from its Mental Health Court, a program combining supervision and treatment to improve mental health and reduce recidivism.

Clayton County offers a digital literacy course on March 28, 2025, at the Morrow Municipal Complex to help residents navigate technology and protect their digital identity.

MARTA is overhauling its bus network in Clayton County and seeks public feedback by March 16 on the NextGen plan to better meet the community's transit needs.

Mayor Pro-Tem Houston of Acworth presided over the swearing-in of new board and commission members at a city council meeting, highlighting civic engagement.

Acworth reinforced its public safety team by swearing in Captain Tom Elledge and Public Safety Liaison Tina Pallone, both with 30 years of experience.