According
to ACCG director Jerry Griffin, the award
recognizes Price as "one of Georgia's most
effective legislators," and is bestowed
annually on legislators who show "leadership
and appreciation for the concerns counties and
county taxpayers face."
Price,
who represents part of Coweta County and parts of
Fayette and Spalding counties, is specifically
singled out for handling legislation extending
the deadline for local cities and counties to
comply with new service delivery cooperation
rules, and for enacting a "redemption
clause" that lifts sanctions against
counties that haven't complied, as soon as they
do comply.
ACCG
is a lobbying and networking organization of
Georgia county governments.
The
meeting will be at 3:30 p.m. at the County
Administrative complex, 140 Stonewall Ave.,
Fayetteville.
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