Major Points from Governor Kemp’s 06.30.21.01 and 06.30.21.02 Executive Orders 6/30/2021 On June 30, Governor Kemp issued extensive and detailed Executive Orders. This is a summary prepared by GMA’s Legal Department explaining these orders and their impact on local governments.
Major Points from Governor Kemp’s 06.22.21.01 and 06.22.21.02 Executive Orders 6/22/2021 On June 22, Governor Kemp issued extensive and detailed Executive Orders. This is a summary prepared by GMA’s Legal Department explaining these orders and their impact on local governments.
Preparing your City Workforce for COVID-19 Vaccines 5/26/2021 The National League of Cities (NLC) and the Health Action Alliance, a coalition of leading business, communications, and public health organizations, have developed a comprehensive guide for city leaders to support their workforce in the COVID-19 vaccination effort. The full guide can be accessed here, and key points are outlined below.
Staggered by Covid-19, U.S. cities look to businesses to plug gaping revenue gaps February 5, 2021 Atlanta Business Chronicle Covid-19’s economic fallout is proving disastrous for America’s cities, as decades of inconsistent and often unsustainable budget practices have run headlong into the pandemic’s revenue buzz saw.
Bottoms pushes for Biden administration to give vaccines directly to Atlanta February 2, 2021 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on Monday said coronavirus vaccines could be administered effectively in Atlanta.
Covington mayor urges community to remain diligent in fight against COVID-19 February 1, 2021 Covington News As the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to mount in Newton County and across Georgia, Covington Mayor Steve Horton issued a public plea for residents to be diligent in the fight against the novel virus.