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The Fulton County Personnel Department is a department of the Fulton County Government and is located in Atlanta. It provides personnel management, training and administrative services for departments and employees without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, disability and sexual orientation. The department works in accordance with applicable laws, personnel regulations, policies and procedures. Its employee and labor relations division resolves employee s concerns, as well as offers counseling and training services. The department s payroll administration unit is responsible for the processing of pay and leaves adjustment and maintaining individual personnel records. Its recruiting division is responsible for administering recruitment programs for the selection of applicants for Fulton County employment. The Fulton County Personnel Department s classification and compensation division prepares and maintains class specifications and responds to requests from county departments.

The Fulton County Superior Court Clerk's office in Atlanta, GA, provides essential services related to notary requirements and various legal processes. They also offer community initiatives, including free notary training and attorney swearing-in ceremonies. Located within the Fulton County Government Center, the office facilitates a range of judicial functions and public services, ensuring accessibility for residents. Their commitment to community engagement is evident through events and resources aimed at enhancing legal literacy and support. Generated from the website

Fulton County in Atlanta, GA offers a wide range of services to its residents, including voting and elections, health services, libraries and arts, animal services, youth programs, senior services, water management, public safety, courts, human services, and business services. The county provides resources for property and vehicles, justice agencies, court services, and commissioners, as well as opportunities for citizen engagement through volunteering, becoming a poll worker, attending events, and participating in courtwatch programs. Generated from the website