Kelley Nardell-Powell,

outreach coordinator for the Partnership for a Smog-Free Georgia program,

will try to convince the Fayette County Commission to participate.

PSG is an organization

that works with employers to encourage commuter options that allow workers

to use their automobiles less, especially during periods of heavy air

pollution.

The 13 counties

of the metro Atlanta region have been designated as having a "serious"

air quality problem for ground-level ozone, the major component of what

is commonly called "smog."

Employers also

are encouraged to modify or postpone certain operations and maintenance

activities when pollution levels are high, so as to reduce the likelihood

of ozone creation.

Commissioners

will hear the presentation during their meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at

the County Administrative Complex.

Also during

the meeting:

Dan Post of

Post and Associates, the county's auditors, will give a presentation on

the county's June 30, 2000 audit.

Commissioners

will discuss awarding a contract for wireless cellular services, and also

will consider designating the Information Systems Department to handle

all cellular service.

The Marshal's

office will ask the group to purchase a records management program.