GMA, Realtors Take on Georgia's Housing Shortage
GMA's Larry Hanson and Georgia Association of Realtors CEO Brad Mock came at Georgia's shortage of 60,000 housing units from different angles at a Georgia Chamber Foundation meeting recently, but agreed that the problem runs deeper than the most common explanations suggest.
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Downtown Leesburg’s Vision Becomes Reality
The Value of Cities
GMA Annual Convention
In the Spotlight
Railroad Crossing Elimination (RCE) Grant Program
Choosing Hope, Purpose, and People Together
Smart Solutions for City Success
Smart Solutions for City Success
Empowering City Leaders with Knowledge and Skills
The 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.
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City Spotlight
Gay, located in GMA's District 4 in Meriwether County, was incorporated in 1907. The city is celebrated for its quiet country charm and thriving agritourism. Each year, thousands of visitors flock to the renowned Cotton Pickin' Fair and enjoy outdoor recreation at Big Red Oak Plantation.
Fun Fact: Gay is home to historic landmarks such as the Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge, recognized as one of Georgia's oldest covered bridges.