The City of Rome has been recertified as a City of Civility, a designation given by the Georgia Municipal Association.
What’s Happening: The renewal will be formally announced at the Georgia Municipal Association Annual Convention in Savannah in June.
What’s Important: The City of Civility designation is awarded by the Georgia Municipal Association, a nonprofit organization that represents cities and towns across the state. The designation recognizes cities for promoting respect, civic engagement, and constructive dialogue.
The Path Forward: The recertification will be officially recognized at the Georgia Municipal Association Annual Convention in Savannah this June.
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