Thirteen counties in the Central Savannah River Area are jointly seeking a grant to increase broadband and wireless Internet access in their jurisdictions. The grant, funded under the federal...
As we rapidly approach the time for the GPA Spring Conference, and many of us are in the final weeks of preparation, I am struck by the changing dynamics of our profession. One of these changes that...
Construction is now underway on a sewage pump station in the Winder Highway corridor that represents the first step in a key partnership between the cities of Oakwood and Braselton. The Oakwood Pump...
During the last 15 years, there has been an explosion in post-secondary education in Georgia. Every county in the State has been positively affected by the now Not-So-Little Engines That Could, from...
Due to several unforeseen circumstances, ballots for the 2009 GPA Board of Directors election were not received by members until late last week and in some cases this...
Statements are available online from the candidates for the 2009-2011...
If you haven’t heard, the Georgia Planning Young Planners Group (YPG) is off to a roaring start. In recognition of the fact that young professionals throughout Georgia are faced with a common and...
Posted information from the APA Advocate about today's important issues including topics like Senate Panel Passes Climate Bill, Senate Vote Ends Vitter-Bennett Amendment Debate, and...
Includes information about GPA’s Spring Conference, the Georgia Department of Community Affairs/Georgia Planning Association joint training programs, and the Atlanta Regional Commission’s...