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Search more than 6,400 positions reported by Georgia cities and filter by job title, district, population size, and job category. Results show hourly or annual pay ranges, full time status, and whether the position includes benefits. Data comes from the DCA's Wage and Salary Survey as reported by cities.

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Cybersecurity | Information Technology & Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Toolkit

This toolkit includes a 12-part Cybersecurity Minute video series, leadership guides, and links to state and national cybersecurity organizations to help cities protect their systems and data.
This Week in D.C.

Stopgap Funding and SNAP Negotiations Head Toward September Deadline

Congress is focused on passing a stopgap spending bill, or continuing resolution, to extend federal funding through early December and avert a government shutdown. Both versions would push the next funding fight past the November elections. Federal grant administration rules and SNAP cost-sharing could be at stake for Georgia cities.
Updates

$10 Million in Community Home Investment Program (CHIP) Funds Awarded

The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) awarded more than $10 million in grant funding to twelve local communities through the 2026 Community HOME Investment Program (CHIP).

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20
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Aug
20
TIUT: Social Media & the Law: What Every City Official Needs to Know
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In the Spotlight

Article | Ethics & Transparency

Social Media and Public Officials

July 18, 2026
Social media has become an everyday tool for city officials to share updates, highlight events, and respond to residents. But recent court decisions make clear that this convenience comes with legal risk. And that personal accounts can, under certain circumstances, be treated as an official government forum subject to First Amendment protections.
Grant and Award Opportunities | Public Works

Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant (LMIG)

The annual LMIG allocation is based on the total centerline road miles for each local road system and the total population of each county or city as compared with the total statewide centerline road miles and total statewide population. Deadline: February 01, 2027

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

Concord, located in GMA’s District 4, is a Pike County, is home to approximately 378 residents. Incorporated in 1887, this small town is known for its strong community spirit and rich history. Concord is also home to the critically acclaimed SlowExposures Photography Festival, which brings together the work of photographers from around the world to celebrate the South through photography.

Fun Fact: Concord's name was inspired by the Concord Primitive Baptist Church.