ACC Mayor & Commission

The county's eviction prevention program was suspended after the nonprofit managing it was found to have accounting irregularities. ACC will provide aid to some renters.

In brief: Judge overturns state's abortion law — County to provide help for renters facing eviction — More money for North Athens project — Dems sue state over Saturday voting — Flynn to testify in election probe — UGA stays at #1 in CFP rankings

In brief: Board of Elections picks four sites for early voting — ACC Commissioners to decide fate of eviction program — Georgia Republicans nominate candidate for State House Speaker — UGA men's b-ball wins at home

In brief: ACC Planning Commission passes ADU approval — Kemp and Carr announce gang crackdown — Warnock/Walker race on track to be most expensive race of the '22 election — UGA Soccer's tourney run ends with loss to SC

Commissioners move Judicial Center and East Side Library to next phase, but put the brakes on Timothy Road improvements

In brief: Commissioners approve site selection plans for east side library and new judicial center — Graham has to testify in Georgia election probe — Audit finds room for improvement in film tax credit — UGA soccer defeats Tennessee in SEC tournament semis

New judicial center and library were approved by voters in SPLOST 2020.

In brief: No PFAS detected in ACC water — ATL trauma center shuts its doors — ACC Commission meets tonight — Food Bank hosts "Stuff the Truck" — UGA Soccer faces Vols in SEC tourney, men's b-ball plays exhibition game, Hawks fall on the road in Toronto

In brief: After heated public comment, Board of Elections sets March date for District 2 special election to replace Mariah Parker — ACC Commissioners quibble over quorums — Ossoff committee finds undercount in prison deaths — Braves swat Nats in Cobb County

A proposal advanced by Mayor Kelly Girtz would reduce the number of commissioners necessary to conduct some business from 7 to 6.