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2010 Census

Stand up and be counted. Help your local community by showing just how many of us are here in Middle Georgia. Please click and view the video for more information or click the link below to find out more about the Georgia Census.

www.census.georgia.gov

Council Meeting Mar 16, 2010

Council will hold its meeting March 16th at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers, City Hall.The public is encouraged to attend. For the agenda and more information about Council, click here.

Piedmont Alliance for Quality Growth to Meet in Macon March 10th and 11th

The Piedmont Alliance for Quality Growth is holding a two day conference to bring together officials in the public and private sectors to discuss how the Piedmont Atlantic Megaregion can work to solve regional issues. The southeastern United States is one of the fastest growing areas in the country and cooperation is key to implementing efficient growth and transportation solutions for the regions future.

Mayor’s Night In Goes Virtual

Starting Monday March 8th, the City of Macon will launch a new effort to connect with the residents of the city. Mayor Reichert will hold Mayor’s Night In via two new formats, Channel 14 and the City of Macon’s website. “Mayor’s Virtual Night In” will start at 5:30 and citizens can come to City Hall to participate in person or tune to Channel 14 or participate in the Cover It Live blog on the City of Macon’s website (www.cityofmacon.net).

“With the demands on each of our times, I wanted to make it easier for people to reach out and to interact with the Mayor’s Office, thus was born Mayor’s Virtual Night In,” said Mayor Reichert. “It allows the City to use its existing resources to connect with people on their on schedule from the comfort of their own home. I look forward to growing this effort and allowing technology to create a more dynamic way to communicate with the people of Macon.”