Drinking Water Program

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) oversees the management and protection of the state's natural resources, including its state parks, wildlife, and environmental protection initiatives. With a commitment to enhancing outdoor accessibility, DNR has introduced adaptive options like GRIT Freedom Chairs for visitors with limited mobility, allowing more people to enjoy Georgia's diverse landscapes. In addition to promoting outdoor recreation, the DNR actively addresses wildlife management challenges, such as the invasive feral hog population through programs like the Hog Down Awards Program. The agency is also dedicated to conservation efforts, as evidenced by the updated Georgia State Wildlife Action Plan aimed at sustaining the state's ecological health. Generated from the website

Atlanta Regional Commission is the regional planning and intergovernmental coordination agency for the Georgia counties of Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry and Rockdale, and the city of Atlanta. Founded in 1947, the commission operates more than 60 municipalities by focusing on leadership and planning resources for various regional issues. It has a history center that is the official repository for archival collections in various formats, including publications, video, presentations, newsletter and maps. The commission has various divisions, such as land use, environment, transportation, local government services, work force development and aging resources. It is funded by a variety of sources, such as local, state and federal government entities and private funds. The regional commission is located in Atlanta.

The Georgia Council for the Arts is a state organization dedicated to fostering the growth of vibrant and thriving communities in Georgia through the power of the arts. With a focus on grants, arts education, and creative placemaking, the council supports and promotes the diverse artistic and cultural landscape of the state. Through their impactful programs and initiatives, the Georgia Council for the Arts plays a crucial role in the economic development of the state, with the creative industries supporting 200,000 jobs and contributing to an impressive $48 billion economic impact. By connecting artists, educators, and communities, the council ensures that the arts remain an integral part of Georgia's cultural fabric.Generated from the website