Northwest Georgia Experiment

The Coosa Valley Regional Development Center is a multicounty organization that consists of Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Floyd, Gordon, Haralson, Paulding, Polk and Walker counties in northwestern Georgia and more than 30 municipalities. It is responsible for the implementation of the Georgia Planning Act of 1989 and the administration of the Area Agency on Aging. The organization also administers the Workforce Investment Act and provides planning and development assistance to member governments. Founded in 1959, the Coosa Valley Regional Development Center operates executive, planning, workforce and fiscal departments. It offers assistance in growth management, historic preservation, transportation and economic development to local governments, organizations, individuals and the State.

Vital Records in Rome is a division of the Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS) that provides a variety of human services to enhance self-sufficiency and well-being for residents of Georgia. The DHS offers a comprehensive range of programs aimed at promoting safety and self-sufficiency for individuals and families throughout the state. Generated from their website's infomation

The Bartow County Health Department in Cartersville, GA, provides a wide range of health services to the entire population of Bartow County, ensuring accessibility regardless of age, race, religion, or financial status. They offer minimal fees for services, with adjusted fee scales based on the ability to pay, and accept various payment methods including Medicaid and credit cards. Services include sick visits, women's health exams, family planning, immunizations, and screenings for various health conditions. The department emphasizes the importance of making appointments for services while also providing limited walk-in options and interpreter services for those in need. Generated from the website