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Issue: 175 Thursday, March 28, 2024 |
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Clayton County Board of Commissioners |
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Greetings Clayton connected community!
The Clayton connected External E-Newsletter is a communications platform to engage, to educate, and to empower citizens to learn more about the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, and to share important information about Clayton County government. The Clayton County Board of Commissioners Office of Communications oversees county-wide communications and promotes approved county-wide events, activities, announcements, highlights, initiatives, and programs. The Clayton connected External E-Newsletter is distributed on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
For more information about Clayton County Government, access www.claytoncountyga.gov.
#Claytonconnected
Valerie L. Fuller,
Communications Administrator
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#Claytonconnect Employee Campaign Fosters
Recruitment & Retention Efforts
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Clayton County employee Ryan Shaw from Human Resources shares why he chose to work in Clayton County and how he is #Claytonconnected |
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Read Chairman Turner's Weekly Newsletter |
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Board of Commissioners Upcoming Events |
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Tax Commissioner's Office Update
Click below to see Tax Commissioner Danielle Smith discuss updates coming to the Tax Commissioner's Office.
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Dr. Seuss Reading Party
Clayton County Parks and Recreation & the Office of Youth Services recently
hosted a Dr. Seuss Reading Party. Watch a recap of the event below.
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Staff Sergeant Herbert L. Ward
Herbert Ward has been a Senior, Veteran Service Officer (VSO) Since 2003 for the Georgia Veterans Service. At the same time, he was the VFW, Assistant State Service Officer. Herbert Ward enlisted in the US Marine Corps in October of 1978 and retired in August of 1999. His work history includes working for the Georgia Department of Labor and US Senator Max Cleveland’s office. Mr. Herbert Ward retired from the Georgia Veterans Service in September of 2022. Herbert Ward now lives in Rex, Georgia with his wife of 47 years, two grown children, and two grown grandchildren. Thank you for your service!
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SPLOST UPDATES
See this month's progress of Clayton County's Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax projects below. For more information, visit www.claytonsplost.com. #ProgressforPennies #Claytonconnected
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Clayton County Government Hiring Motivated, Energetic People!
Click on the link below to access the video.
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Clayton Connected Community Survey Open to Residents |
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CDC Updates Respiratory Virus Recommendations
The recommendations suggest returning to normal activities when, for at least 24 hours, symptoms are improving overall, and if a fever was present, it has been gone without use of a fever-reducing medication.
Once people resume normal activities, they are encouraged to take additional prevention strategies for the next 5 days to curb disease spread, such as taking more steps for cleaner air, enhancing hygiene practices, wearing a well-fitting mask, keeping a distance from others, and/or getting tested for respiratory viruses. Enhanced precautions are especially important to protect those most at risk for severe illness, including those over 65 and people with weakened immune systems. CDC’s updated guidance reflects how the circumstancesaround COVID-19 in particular have changed. While it remains a threat, today it is far less likely to cause severe illness because of widespread immunity and improved tools to prevent and treat the disease. Importantly, states and countries that have already adjusted recommended isolation times have not seen increased hospitalizations or deaths related to COVID-19.
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Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) Updates:
Progress for Pennies
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SPLOST project updates are ongoing. Visit the www.claytonsplost.com website for more information on projects and improvements throughout Clayton County thanks to the 1-cent sales tax. Watch the latest updates below. #ProgressforPennies
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Board of Commissioners Regular Business Meeting
March 19, 2024
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EMPLOYEE SERVICE PINNING CEREMONIES |
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The Pinning Ceremony recognizes employees who have made milestones in their careers working in Clayton County. These recipients have been a part of the Clayton County family for 5, 10, 15, 20, or 25+ years. Thank you all for your dedication to the Clayton County community and family. You are appreciated. #Claytonconnected |
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2024 Clayton County 4-H Summer Camps
REGISTRATION STARTS FEBRUARY 1
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Clayton County Information |
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A Message From the Chief Operations Officer Detrick Stanford |
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How important is trust for a leader? It is the most important thing. Trust is the foundation of leadership. How does a leader build trust? By consistently exemplifying character. A person’s character quickly communicates many things to others. Here are the most important ones:
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Character communicates consistency. Leaders without inner strength can’t be counted on day after day because their ability to perform changes constantly.
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Character communicates potential. Poor character is like a time bomb ticking away. It’s only a matter of time before it blows up a person’s ability to perform and the capacity to lead.
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Character communicates respect. How do leaders earn respect? By making sound decisions, by admitting their mistakes, and by putting what’s best for their followers and the organization ahead of their personal agendas.
--The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
… John C. Maxwell
Have a fantastic week.
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Chairman Jeffrey E. Turner presents the
2023 State of the County
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Clayton County Board of Commissioners |
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Commissioner
Felicia Franklin
District 3
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Clayton County Board of Commissioners
112 Smith Street
Jonesboro, GA 30236
Main Office: 770-477-3208
www.claytoncountyga.gov
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Office of Communications
121 S. McDonough Street
Jonesboro, GA 30236
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