City officials, state partners, and industry experts convened in Warner Robins for the sixth annual Georgia Broadband Summit to explore strategies, funding opportunities, and resources that will help bridge Georgia’s digital divide and advance broadband access statewide.
Learn MoreThe Harold F. Holtz Municipal Training Institute offers city officials a comprehensive learning experience, covering everything from municipal finance and budgeting to ethics and data literacy. Designed to enhance leadership and expertise in local government, this program is a partnership between GMA and the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government—equipping officials with the tools they need to serve their communities effectively.
Learn MoreBroxton, located in GMA's District 11, was incorporated in 1932. Broxton is most known for the Broxton Rocks Preserve, a natural wonder of South Georgia because of its unique environment. A network of cool, moist fissures and cliffs supports both Tropical and Appalachian plants, while the flat rocks above create a contrasting, desert-like climate.
Fun Fact: Broxton is also known for hosting the Broxton Chicken Livers and Gizzards Festival,