Barrow County has launched a comprehensive safety action plan aimed at eliminating road fatalities by 2050, influenced by insights from the SS4A program and funded by the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Newton County is creating a Unified Development Ordinance to streamline zoning and land-use regulations, seeking public input to align it with their Comprehensive Plan.

DeKalb County has opened four warming centers and a night-only site to shelter residents from the cold from today until January 17th, with Frontline Response International offering meals and services.

The Malone Drive Water Line Repair Project in DeKalb County will start on January 21 to improve water service, affecting 60 feet of pipe and causing potential disruptions until February.

DeKalb County Police Department prepares to launch its National Public Safety Partnership discussion to address violent crime using data-driven strategies, in collaboration with federal agencies.

The DeKalb County Board will discuss voter challenges at a meeting with a public comment period. Emails for comments must be sent to a specified address and follow set guidelines.

The latest issue of Union City’s newsletter, UC Now, highlights the city's development under the R3 Master Plan, showcasing community growth and revitalization efforts.

The Lawrenceville Police introduced K9 Rowan, a Goldendoodle, as their Community Wellness Dog for mental health support.

A water main break in DeKalb County, Georgia, affects over 20,000 residents. The Department of Watershed Management is responding to the issue and may issue a boil water advisory.

Commissioner Abdur-Rahman invites the community to a forum on human trafficking in Atlanta, underscoring its threat and aiming to educate on prevention and support for survivors.

Coweta County is hosting the 2025 Citizen Summit, offering an interactive look at local government operations, with limited spots for residents to attend.

The DeKalb County School Board approved a $9.4 million purchase of electric buses to cut emissions and costs, alongside investing in new furniture and various infrastructure upgrades.

Amy Albers will discuss America's last slave ships at the Marietta History Center’s Evening With History series, focusing on The Wanderer and The Clotilda.