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The Association County Commissioners of Georgia, formed in 1914, is a nonprofit group that aims to enhance the role, stature and responsiveness of county governments in Georgia through cooperative legislative action, education of public officials, provision of quality member services and technical assistance, and increasing public awareness on critical local government issues. ACCG works to ensure that the counties can provide the necessary leadership, services and programs to meet the health, safety and welfare needs of their citizens. A 35-member board of managers governs ACCG, with a board-appointed executive director responsible for the day-to-day management and operation of the association. ACCG hosts a number of meetings and training opportunities throughout the year, culminating in the annual meeting at Savannah/Chatham County, Ga. The association also administers member services including insurance, financing, managerial and technical assistance programs. ACCG has headquarters in Atlanta, Ga.

The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness for the Atlanta BeltLine project, a transformative urban redevelopment initiative in Atlanta, GA. They work to engage the community through various events, tours, and fitness programs, while also supporting the development of parks, trails, affordable housing, and public art along the BeltLine. Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. is responsible for the planning, development, and execution of the Atlanta BeltLine project. They oversee the implementation of parks, trails, affordable housing, transit, and art initiatives, working towards enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Through their collaborative efforts with the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and other stakeholders, they aim to create a vibrant and sustainable urban environment in Atlanta.Generated from the website