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  • Volunteer salon opens to serve Brookdale Warming Center Residents 
    Miller-Motte College donated supplies to Brookdale Warming Center so they can open a hair salon and barbershop for residents. Thanks to the supplies and Cosmetologist Angular Bonner, residents will be able to receive haircuts, styling, beard and mustache grooming, and other services. You can view photos of the salon here. On Friday, February 19, Miller-Motte Executive […]

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  • Tax Commissioner encouraging use of online applications for licenses
    On January 1, 2021, the Macon-Bibb County Tax Commissioner’s Office assumed responsibility for processing initial and renewal applications for general business and privilege licenses. As part of that transition, it made an electronic application available to help streamline the process for business owners. The deadline to submit applications without penalty is April 1, 2021. “The […]

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  • Partnership will increase access to mental health support
    On February 19, 2021, Mayor Lester Miller will hold a news conference at 10:30 a.m. in Commission Chambers in Government Center (700 Poplar Street) to announce a potential partnership that would increase access to mental health support services. “We can all agree people should have convenient and free access to the mental health services they need. Where they live and how much […]

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  • National Park Service invites public input on Ocmulgee River Corridor Special Resource Study  
    Source: National Park Service The National Park Service (NPS) has launched the public commenting phase of a study of the Ocmulgee River Corridor between Macon and Hawkinsville, Georgia to evaluate its potential for designation as a national park unit. The John D. Dingell, Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act (Public Law 116-9) of 2019 directed […]

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  • Mayor designates National FCCLA Week 
    On Friday, February 12, Mayor Lester Miller proclaimed February 8-12 to be “National FCCLA Week” in Macon-Bibb County, with this year’s them being “Beyond Measure.” The Proclamation was presented to representatives from Appling Middle and Rutland High School’s Family Career and Community Leaders of Americas (FCCLA), and he encouraged people to show interest in, and provide […]

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  • Mayor designates February American Heart Month
    On Thursday, February 11, Mayor Lester Miller and Community Affairs Executive Director Dr. Henry Ficklin presented a proclamation to several community and civic groups to announce that February is American Heart Month in Macon-Bibb County. The effort was begun in 1963 by the American Heart Month to bring greater awareness to cardiovascular health and diseases. […]

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  • Macon Water Authority joins Clean Streets Matter initiative
    In the fourth week of Clean Streets Matter initiative, the Macon Water Authority (MWA) joined Macon-Bibb County departments and Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful (KMBBC) to clean up neighborhoods by determining where the MWA’s Street Sweeping Program could support the ongoing efforts. As one of the programs in the MWA’s Comprehensive Stormwater Management Utility, which began on December 31, the […]

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  • Office of Small Business Affairs holding series of seminars
    Macon-Bibb County’s Office of Small Business Affairs is holding a series of three virtual seminars for small businesses, people thinking of starting a business, and jobseekers. Presenters include procurement expert, Amber Jones, Lynn Farmer with the Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce, and Alex Habersham with the Middle Georgia Black Pages. Each seminar is open to […]

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  • Mayor, Commissioners tour fire training facilities
    On Tuesday, February 9, Mayor Lester Miller and the Commission toured the Fire Department’s current fire training facility on Tinker Drive to see its deteriorating condition. They also learned how the conditions are negatively impacting the training programs, means firefighters have to travel to other facilities.  “I’m proud we’re increasing the pay for our firefighters, […]

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  • Brookdale Warming Center hosts Super Bowl Party for residents
    Mayor Miller and several Commissioners – Mayor Pro Tem Seth Clark, District 2 Commissioner Paul Bronson, District 6 Commissioner Raymond Wilder, and District 7 Commissioner Bill Howell – helped host a Super Bowl Party for residents of the Brookdale Warming Center on Sunday, February 7, 2021. Local audiovisual technician Buddy Lovell donated the television and sound system […]

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