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Oct 7, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
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City
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Rome
County
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Floyd
Address
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1 Jackson Hill Drive
Zip Code
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30161
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Northwest Georgia Regional Commission
This document is the 2025 annual update for the Northwest Georgia Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). The overall strategy, covering 2022-2026, focuses on economic development by addressing five key categories: Human Capital, Community Assets, Essential Infrastructure, Business Climate, and Resiliency. It aims to create economic opportunities, conserve natural resources, support community needs, foster cooperation across sectors, and enable a healthy, productive life for all citizens of the Northwest Georgia region.
This document outlines the City of Rome's comprehensive community improvement initiatives, primarily focusing on the revitalization of Banty Jones Park and the strategic approach to addressing homelessness. The Banty Jones Park project includes extensive upgrades such as new playgrounds, a splashpad, pavilion, amphitheater, and enhanced security, aiming to create inclusive, ADA-compliant facilities that promote health, wellness, resident satisfaction, and neighborhood investment. Concurrently, the plan details the city's multi-faceted response to homelessness, involving dedicated positions, pilot housing programs, service provider partnerships, and collaborative efforts to achieve sustainable, research-backed solutions and mitigate the social and physical impacts of homelessness in public spaces.
Public-sector contacts connected to Northwest Georgia Regional Commission.
This document outlines the direction and resources for the Appalachian Trail Community Program, emphasizing its purpose to support trailside communities. The program's strategic direction is built upon three pillars: Asset-Based Economic Development, Community-Based Conservation, and Stewardship through Volunteering. The overarching goals are to enhance rural outdoor recreation, increase visibility and economic health for local communities, promote conservation, and raise awareness of the Appalachian Trail and the role of its adjacent communities.
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