Board of Commissioners Presentations 2025

Commissioner and Charlie Duncan celebrating his 106th Birthday during the BOC meeting

May 14, 2025

BOARD PRESENTATIONS

May 27, 2025 View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Charlie Duncan Day During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Board of Commissioners celebrated a special birthday for a longtime county resident. Charlie Duncan turned 106 years old the same date as the meeting. The commissioners honored his longevity with a standing ovation and a proclamation naming the day after him. Duncan, a World War II veteran, spent most of his life in and around Cobb County. He attended the Seventh District Agricultural and Mechanical School, now known as McEachern High School. Duncan was married to his first wife, Geneva, for 39 years, with whom he had two children. After her passing, he married Mary, and they shared 44 years together until her passing. His family now includes 10 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. During the war, Duncan was a member of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and became a master craftsman at Randall Brothers Millworks in Atlanta, retiring from the business after 37 years. He also owned a grocery store and built his own home. Duncan credited his long life to staying active and eating healthy. He enjoyed square dancing for 37 years, which kept him mentally and physically agile and stayed fit with water aerobics classes at the Mountain View Aquatic Center. In 2023, he was the grand marshal of the Marietta “Let Freedom Ring” parade.
May 27, 2025 View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Meals on Wheels donation The Board of Commissioners presented a donation to Cobb County Senior Services' Meals on Wheels program as part of the third annual Battle of the Paddles fundraiser. Pickleball has grown into a popular sport, and Commissioner Gambrill, in partnership with Cobb PARKS and Senior Services, decided to organize a challenge to raise funds for a worthy cause. Through the Meals on Wheels program, Cobb County delivers nutritionally balanced meals to qualifying older adults. Each week, trained volunteers deliver five-pack meals to clients' doors, with menus planned by a registered dietitian to meet one-third of an adult's daily nutritional needs. The Battle of the Paddles fundraiser was created to support this vital program, helping ensure seniors receive healthy meals.
May 27, 2025 View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Eagle Scouts honored The Board of Commissioners presented certificates of recognition to Scouts Blake Hodges and Jace Montgomery for earning the Eagle Scout rank in Troop 312. Both earned the prestigious rank through their exceptional service and leadership. Blake, a student at North Paulding High School, completed his project "Bunny Brigade" for the Georgia House Rabbit Society. He constructed additional shelving to safely store portable pet carriers above the rabbits’ living areas, significantly improving the facility’s organization and emergency preparedness. Jace’s project benefited Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, where he deconstructed and rebuilt sections of rail fencing along the environmental trail, enhancing safety and the experience for park visitors. These Scouts' dedication to community service exemplifies the values of Scouting and reflects great credit on themselves, Troop 312, and their community.
May 27, 2025 View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Board recognizes family of graduates The Board of Commissioners presented Certificates of Achievement to Quila Lee and her three daughters — Rakiya, Kamiya, and Kalaya — in honor of their remarkable accomplishment of graduating together from Georgia State University. This family achievement is a testament to their unwavering determination, shared commitment to education, and the power of perseverance across generations. Graduating together not only highlights their academic success but also serves as a powerful symbol of family unity and resilience. Their journey has inspired many within the community, especially young women and mothers pursuing higher education. The Cobb County Board of Commissioners proudly recognize the Lee family for their collective accomplishments and for setting a shining example of excellence, dedication, and family empowerment.
May 27, 2025 View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	New Youth Commission graduates honored The Board of Commissioners recognized the most recent Cobb County Youth Commission graduates. In 2021, Chairwoman Lisa Cupid created the organization comprised of high school students rising in grades 9 - 11. The Cobb County Youth Commission was established to help Cobb County students understand the importance of civic engagement and the intricacies of the Cobb County government system. It helps them grow in the matters of leadership and community affairs.
MAY 13, 2025 View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	National Public Works Week Public works professionals support the infrastructure, services, and facilities that keep Cobb County safe, healthy, and resilient. These essential services are delivered by dedicated engineers, managers, and staff across the government and private sectors. Their work ensures the daily health, safety, and well-being of Cobb residents and visitors. National Public Works Week, established in 1960, honors these professionals and their vital contributions. This year’s theme, “People, Purpose, Presence,” highlights how meeting the needs of people gives public works its purpose—and how, without fanfare, public works is always present in our communities. We, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, proclaim May 18–24, 2025, as National Public Works Week in Cobb County and encourage the community to recognize these contributions.
MAY 13, 2025 View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Drug Treatment Court recognized as National Mentor Court Established in 2002, the Cobb County Drug Treatment Court offers an innovative alternative to incarceration for individuals with substance use disorders. The program lasts 18 to 24 months, combining intensive supervision, evidence-based treatment, and recovery support to foster rehabilitation and accountability. Its success is driven by collaborative efforts among judges, county officials, law enforcement, defenders, treatment providers, and other local partners. The Court has been recognized by All Rise as a National Mentor Court, a distinction awarded to only 10 out of over 3,000 courts nationwide. This designation highlights the Court’s exemplary leadership, innovation, and impact in transforming lives and advancing justice through best practices.
MAY 13, 2025 View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Building Safety Month Cobb County recognizes our growth and strength depend on the safety and essential role our homes, buildings and infrastructure play, both in everyday life and when disasters strike Dedicated members of the International Code Council, a nonprofit that brings together local, state, and federal experts to create and implement the highest-quality codes and standards. Building Safety Month is sponsored by the International Code Council to remind the public about the critical role of our communities’ largely unknown protectors –– our code officials –– who assure us of safe, sustainable, and affordable buildings that are essential to our prosperity. We, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, do hereby proclaim the month of May as Building Safety Month, and express our appreciation for the officials whose high standards help protect lives and property throughout the community.
MAY 13, 2025 View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Economic Development Week Cobb County Economic Development drives business attraction, supports small businesses and entrepreneurs, and promotes job creation and infrastructure growth. Economic development professionals act as vital connectors among community leaders, businesses, government, and educational institutions to strengthen the local economy. Cobb County is making measurable progress in preparing for the modern economy, positioning itself as a top destination for both employers and talent. The International Economic Development Council plays a key role in promoting growth, recognizing the value of economic development in shaping thriving communities. The week of May 12–16, 2025 is proclaimed Economic Development Week in Cobb County, celebrating the ongoing efforts that drive innovation, inclusivity, and resilience in the local economy.
MAY 13, 2025 View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Chattooga Gymnastics Team recognized The Cobb County Board of Commissioners proudly recognizes the Chattoga Gymnastics Team as the first U.S. team ever invited to the world’s largest gymnastics event, the German Turnfest in Leipzig, Germany. This historic achievement is a testament to your commitment to excellence, as well as your dedication to promoting inclusion in the sport. Performing in the International Gala alongside over 100 gymnasts of all ages and abilities, you exemplify the values of leadership, dedication, and community pride.
APRIL 22, 2025 View the April 22 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	National Work Zone Awareness Week National Work Zone Awareness Week is an annual spring campaign held at the start of construction season to encourage safe driving through streets, roads, and highway work zones. It serves as an opportunity to raise public awareness about the importance of reducing driver speeds, eliminating distractions, and remaining vigilant in and around work zones to protect roadway workers and motorists alike The Board of Commissioners urges all residents, businesses, and motorists to do their part in ensuring the safety of workers and travelers by driving cautiously and attentively through work zones. We recognize the dedicated efforts of Cobb County’s Road Maintenance crews, managers, and employees who are responsible for planning, designing, rebuilding, improving, and protecting the infrastructure of our county roads.
APRIL 22, 2025 View the April 22 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image	Child Abuse Prevention Month SafePath received a proclamation recognizing April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Cobb County Board of Commissioners recognizes that while children are vital to our future, they are also among our most vulnerable. Child abuse—particularly neglect—remains a widespread and serious issue across all communities. SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center, a nonprofit founded in Cobb County, plays a critical role in supporting abuse victims through a collaborative, trauma-informed approach. Since 1995, SafePath has served over 30,000 children and their families. We commend their continued dedication to preventing and addressing child abuse.
APRIL 22, 2025 Image	Patriots Day The National Society, Sons of the American Revolution received a proclamation for Patriots’ Day, commemorating the battles of Lexington and Concord, considered the first engagements of the American Revolutionary War, fought on April 19, 1775.
APRIL 22, 2025 View the April 22 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. Image Wheeler High School Basketball Team	Wheeler Basketball State Champs The Board of Commissioners congratulated the Wheeler High School Wildcats Boys Basketball team on winning the 2025 Georgia High School Association 6A Boys Basketball State Championship - the school's 10th state title. The team has joined an elite category in Georgia high school sports, and we wish you continued success.
APRIL 8, 2025 View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here Image	Crime Victims' Rights Week During its regular meeting, the Board of Commissioners proclaimed April 6 - 12 as Crime Victims' Rights Week. The board presented the proclamation to the Cobb County District Attorney's Office. The national theme for the week is kinship since crime has a profound impact on individuals, families, and communities, often leaving lasting physical, emotional, and social challenges. The concept of kinship highlights the importance of connections in supporting survivors, fostering resilience, and building community alliances. More information about assistance available to crime victims here.
APRIL 8, 2025 View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here Image	National Therapy Animal Day National Therapy Animal Day honors the essential role of therapy animals and their handlers in improving human health and well-being. These animals help reduce fear, anxiety, loneliness, and isolation while providing comfort and support. The day also raises awareness of the benefits of animal-assisted therapy, inspiring more people to participate in therapy animal programs. The Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation designating April 30, 2025, as National Therapy Animal Day in Cobb County.
APRIL 8, 2025 View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here Image	Mazel tov to Congregation Etz Chaim During its regular meeting , the Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation to Congregation Etz Chaim in recognition of its 50th Anniversary. Congregation Etz Chaim was founded in 1975 by six families as the first Jewish congregation in Cobb County and began construction in 1980. The synagogue has become an integral part of the greater community through service, support, education, faith and interfaith activities, as well as becoming a Jewish beacon in our county and state. Congregation Etz Chaim has grown to 600 families and more than 2,000 members as of April 2025, and is celebrating its golden anniversary of continued service to the Jewish community in metro Atlanta. We appreciate the synagogue's presence, dedication and work. Mazel tov to all its members!
APRIL 8, 2025 View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here Image	National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation designating April 13-19, as National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week in Cobb County. The Cobb County Department of Emergency Communications 911 team was named an Accredited Center of Excellence last month for the use of its Emergency Medical Dispatch protocol by International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. We salute the essential public service these dispatchers provide. If you meet them, share your appreciation. Read more details here.
MARCH 25, 2025 View the March 25 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. During last week's regular board meeting, commissioners presented a certificate of recognition to 6-year-old Olivia Leigh Evans for her community service and encouraging other children to get involved. She sets an inspiring example, having served as North Georgia Fair Queen as well as participating in the Special Olympics opening ceremony and various service activities. The board commended her kindness and commitment to helping others. Congratulations Olivia!	Image
MARCH 25, 2025 View the March 25 Board of Commissioners Meeting here. During last week's regular board meeting, Commissioners presented certificates of achievement to the Lassiter High School’s Speech and Debate Team in recognition of securing the State Championship in Speech Sweepstakes and finishing as the State Runner-Up in Overall Sweepstakes, solidifying their place among Georgia’s best. Congratulations to the team members on their top tier accomplishments!	Image
JANUARY 28, 2025 View the January 28, 2025 Board of Commissioners meeting here. Image	The Board of Commissioners presents the Cobb District Attorney's office with a proclamation declaring Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Human Trafficking is a crime that harms the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities. After passing the Trafficking Victims Protection Act 25 years ago, an estimated 27.6 million people are still subjected to human trafficking globally, with cases reported in every U.S. state and territory. We, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, do hereby proclaim January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month, reaffirming our commitment to raising awareness, improving education, providing resources, and building diverse public-private partnerships to support a more coordinated and comprehensive response. Human Trafficking Prevention Proclamation
JANUARY 28, 2025 View the January 28, 2025 Board of Commissioners meeting here. Image Mt. Paran Christian Competition Cheer Team receives certificates of achievement	For Mount Paran Christian’s competition cheer team, the number 13 represents triumph. In November, the Eagles secured their 13th consecutive state championship, extending their record-breaking streak. This remarkable achievement was marked with certificates presented to the team at the Board of Commissioners Meeting on Jan. 25. It is the longest championship run in Cobb County history. Congratulations to Coach Henderson and Coach Ray on this incredible accomplishment. The championship team included freshmen Anise Sindone, Jada Johnson, and Charlotte Owens; sophomores Lila Schmitz, Zurie Milbrett, Kamryn Kauffman, and Caroline Robertson; juniors Paisley Everett, Ashley Kayal, Emory Abernathy, and Sydney Ojibway; and seniors Abby Cofield, AK McKenzie, Joy Sadler, Kyndal Abernathy, and Taylor Osterland.
JANUARY 28, 2025 View the January 28, 2025 Board of Commissioners meeting here. Image Krimson Community Foundation receives proclamation	At Tuesday's regularly scheduled Board of Commissioners meeting, the Krimson Community Foundation was recognized for demonstrating an unwavering commitment to creating a pathway to success for young African American boys through its comprehensive educational programming, life-changing scholarships, invaluable mentoring opportunities, and impactful community service initiatives. Read the proclamation here.

May 27, 2025

View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Charlie Duncan Day

During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Board of Commissioners celebrated a special birthday for a longtime county resident. Charlie Duncan turned 106 years old the same date as the meeting. The commissioners honored his longevity with a standing ovation and a proclamation naming the day after him.

Duncan, a World War II veteran, spent most of his life in and around Cobb County. He attended the Seventh District Agricultural and Mechanical School, now known as McEachern High School. Duncan was married to his first wife, Geneva, for 39 years, with whom he had two children. After her passing, he married Mary, and they shared 44 years together until her passing. His family now includes 10 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.

During the war, Duncan was a member of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and became a master craftsman at Randall Brothers Millworks in Atlanta, retiring from the business after 37 years. He also owned a grocery store and built his own home.

Duncan credited his long life to staying active and eating healthy. He enjoyed square dancing for 37 years, which kept him mentally and physically agile and stayed fit with water aerobics classes at the Mountain View Aquatic Center. In 2023, he was the grand marshal of the Marietta “Let Freedom Ring” parade.

May 27, 2025

View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

BOC presents a donation to the Meals on Wheels program

Meals on Wheels donation

The Board of Commissioners presented a donation to Cobb County Senior Services' Meals on Wheels program as part of the third annual Battle of the Paddles fundraiser. Pickleball has grown into a popular sport, and Commissioner Gambrill, in partnership with Cobb PARKS and Senior Services, decided to organize a challenge to raise funds for a worthy cause.

Through the Meals on Wheels program, Cobb County delivers nutritionally balanced meals to qualifying older adults. Each week, trained volunteers deliver five-pack meals to clients' doors, with menus planned by a registered dietitian to meet one-third of an adult's daily nutritional needs. The Battle of the Paddles fundraiser was created to support this vital program, helping ensure seniors receive healthy meals.

May 27, 2025

View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Eagle Scouts honored

The Board of Commissioners presented certificates of recognition to Scouts Blake Hodges and Jace Montgomery for earning the Eagle Scout rank in Troop 312. Both earned the prestigious rank through their exceptional service and leadership.

Blake, a student at North Paulding High School, completed his project "Bunny Brigade" for the Georgia House Rabbit Society. He constructed additional shelving to safely store portable pet carriers above the rabbits’ living areas, significantly improving the facility’s organization and emergency preparedness.

Jace’s project benefited Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, where he deconstructed and rebuilt sections of rail fencing along the environmental trail, enhancing safety and the experience for park visitors.

These Scouts' dedication to community service exemplifies the values of Scouting and reflects great credit on themselves, Troop 312, and their community.

May 27, 2025

View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Board recognizes family of graduates

The Board of Commissioners presented Certificates of Achievement to Quila Lee and her three daughters — Rakiya, Kamiya, and Kalaya — in honor of their remarkable accomplishment of graduating together from Georgia State University.

This family achievement is a testament to their unwavering determination, shared commitment to education, and the power of perseverance across generations. Graduating together not only highlights their academic success but also serves as a powerful symbol of family unity and resilience. Their journey has inspired many within the community, especially young women and mothers pursuing higher education.

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners proudly recognize the Lee family for their collective accomplishments and for setting a shining example of excellence, dedication, and family empowerment.

May 27, 2025

View the May 27 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

New Youth Commission graduates honored

The Board of Commissioners recognized the most recent Cobb County Youth Commission graduates. In 2021, Chairwoman Lisa Cupid created the organization comprised of high school students rising in grades 9 - 11.

The Cobb County Youth Commission was established to help Cobb County students understand the importance of civic engagement and the intricacies of the Cobb County government system. It helps them grow in the matters of leadership and community affairs.

MAY 13, 2025

View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

public works week proclamation received at board meeting

National Public Works Week

Public works professionals support the infrastructure, services, and facilities that keep Cobb County safe, healthy, and resilient.

These essential services are delivered by dedicated engineers, managers, and staff across the government and private sectors.

Their work ensures the daily health, safety, and well-being of Cobb residents and visitors.

National Public Works Week, established in 1960, honors these professionals and their vital contributions.

This year’s theme, “People, Purpose, Presence,” highlights how meeting the needs of people gives public works its purpose—and how, without fanfare, public works is always present in our communities.

We, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, proclaim May 18–24, 2025, as National Public Works Week in Cobb County and encourage the community to recognize these contributions.

MAY 13, 2025

View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Drug Treatment Court proclamation received by staff at meeting

Drug Treatment Court recognized as National Mentor Court

Established in 2002, the Cobb County Drug Treatment Court offers an innovative alternative to incarceration for individuals with substance use disorders.

The program lasts 18 to 24 months, combining intensive supervision, evidence-based treatment, and recovery support to foster rehabilitation and accountability.

Its success is driven by collaborative efforts among judges, county officials, law enforcement, defenders, treatment providers, and other local partners.

The Court has been recognized by All Rise as a National Mentor Court, a distinction awarded to only 10 out of over 3,000 courts nationwide.

This designation highlights the Court’s exemplary leadership, innovation, and impact in transforming lives and advancing justice through best practices.

MAY 13, 2025

View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Building Safety Month

Cobb County recognizes our growth and strength depend on the safety and essential role our homes, buildings and infrastructure play, both in everyday life and when disasters strike

Dedicated members of the International Code Council, a nonprofit that brings together local, state, and federal experts to create and implement the highest-quality codes and standards.

Building Safety Month is sponsored by the International Code Council to remind the public about the critical role of our communities’ largely unknown protectors –– our code officials –– who assure us of safe, sustainable, and affordable buildings that are essential to our prosperity.

We, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, do hereby proclaim the month of May as Building Safety Month, and express our appreciation for the officials whose high standards help protect lives and property throughout the community.

MAY 13, 2025

View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Economic Development staff poste with chairwoman at meeting holding proclamation

Economic Development Week

Cobb County Economic Development drives business attraction, supports small businesses and entrepreneurs, and promotes job creation and infrastructure growth.

Economic development professionals act as vital connectors among community leaders, businesses, government, and educational institutions to strengthen the local economy.

Cobb County is making measurable progress in preparing for the modern economy, positioning itself as a top destination for both employers and talent.

The International Economic Development Council plays a key role in promoting growth, recognizing the value of economic development in shaping thriving communities.

The week of May 12–16, 2025 is proclaimed Economic Development Week in Cobb County, celebrating the ongoing efforts that drive innovation, inclusivity, and resilience in the local economy.

MAY 13, 2025

View the May 13 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Chattoga Gymnastics Team receives certificates of recognition

Chattooga Gymnastics Team recognized

The Cobb County Board of Commissioners proudly recognizes the Chattoga Gymnastics Team as the first U.S. team ever invited to the world’s largest gymnastics event, the German Turnfest in Leipzig, Germany. This historic achievement is a testament to your commitment to excellence, as well as your dedication to promoting inclusion in the sport. Performing in the International Gala alongside over 100 gymnasts of all ages and abilities, you exemplify the values of leadership, dedication, and community pride.

APRIL 22, 2025

View the April 22 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Department of Transportation staffers receive proclamation

National Work Zone Awareness Week

National Work Zone Awareness Week is an annual spring campaign held at the start of construction season to encourage safe driving through streets, roads, and highway work zones. It serves as an opportunity to raise public awareness about the importance of reducing driver speeds, eliminating distractions, and remaining vigilant in and around work zones to protect roadway workers and motorists alike

The Board of Commissioners urges all residents, businesses, and motorists to do their part in ensuring the safety of workers and travelers by driving cautiously and attentively through work zones. We recognize the dedicated efforts of Cobb County’s Road Maintenance crews, managers, and employees who are responsible for planning, designing, rebuilding, improving, and protecting the infrastructure of our county roads.

APRIL 22, 2025

View the April 22 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Safepath receives proclamation at board of commissioners meeting

Child Abuse Prevention Month

SafePath received a proclamation recognizing April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Cobb County Board of Commissioners recognizes that while children are vital to our future, they are also among our most vulnerable. Child abuse—particularly neglect—remains a widespread and serious issue across all communities.

SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center, a nonprofit founded in Cobb County, plays a critical role in supporting abuse victims through a collaborative, trauma-informed approach. Since 1995, SafePath has served over 30,000 children and their families. We commend their continued dedication to preventing and addressing child abuse.

APRIL 22, 2025

Men in revolutionary war costumes pose as they receive proclamation

Patriots Day

The National Society, Sons of the American Revolution received a proclamation for Patriots’ Day, commemorating the battles of Lexington and Concord, considered the first engagements of the American Revolutionary War, fought on April 19, 1775.

APRIL 22, 2025

View the April 22 Board of Commissioners Meeting here.

Wheeler High School boys basketball team poses at meeting with commissioners — Wheeler High School Basketball Team

Wheeler Basketball State Champs

The Board of Commissioners congratulated the Wheeler High School Wildcats Boys Basketball team on winning the 2025 Georgia High School Association 6A Boys Basketball State Championship - the school's 10th state title.

The team has joined an elite category in Georgia high school sports, and we wish you continued success.

APRIL 8, 2025

View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here

District attorney's office receives proclamation for Victims' Rights Week

Crime Victims' Rights Week

During its regular meeting, the Board of Commissioners proclaimed April 6 - 12 as Crime Victims' Rights Week. The board presented the proclamation to the Cobb County District Attorney's Office.

The national theme for the week is kinship since crime has a profound impact on individuals, families, and communities, often leaving lasting physical, emotional, and social challenges. The concept of kinship highlights the importance of connections in supporting survivors, fostering resilience, and building community alliances.

More information about assistance available to crime victims here.

APRIL 8, 2025

View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here

therapy dogs and their trainers receive proclamation

National Therapy Animal Day

National Therapy Animal Day honors the essential role of therapy animals and their handlers in improving human health and well-being. These animals help reduce fear, anxiety, loneliness, and isolation while providing comfort and support. The day also raises awareness of the benefits of animal-assisted therapy, inspiring more people to participate in therapy animal programs.

The Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation designating April 30, 2025, as National Therapy Animal Day in Cobb County.

APRIL 8, 2025

View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here

Members of Etz Chaim Congregation receive proclamation

Mazel tov to Congregation Etz Chaim

During its regular meeting , the Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation to Congregation Etz Chaim in recognition of its 50th Anniversary.

Congregation Etz Chaim was founded in 1975 by six families as the first Jewish congregation in Cobb County and began construction in 1980. The synagogue has become an integral part of the greater community through service, support, education, faith and interfaith activities, as well as becoming a Jewish beacon in our county and state.

Congregation Etz Chaim has grown to 600 families and more than 2,000 members as of April 2025, and is celebrating its golden anniversary of continued service to the Jewish community in metro Atlanta. We appreciate the synagogue's presence, dedication and work.

Mazel tov to all its members!

APRIL 8, 2025

View the April 8 Board of Commissioners Meeting here

National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week

During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Board of Commissioners presented a proclamation designating April 13-19, as National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week in Cobb County. The Cobb County Department of Emergency Communications 911 team was named an Accredited Center of Excellence last month for the use of its Emergency Medical Dispatch protocol by International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. We salute the essential public service these dispatchers provide. If you meet them, share your appreciation.

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