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Cobb County has been at the forefront among local governments in conserving and protecting the resources entrusted to it by its Citizens. The Cobb County Sustainable Practices Policy has been developed to promote environmentally sustainable design and construction of buildings and sites, and for operations and maintenance activities for County facilities other assets.

The Atlanta Regional Commission Green Communities Program is designed to encourage local governments to demonstrate leadership on environmental sustainability. Local governments are asked to set an example for the community by conserving energy, investing in renewable energy, conserving water, conserving fuel, reducing waste and protecting and restoring the community’s natural resources. The program identifies specific measures that local governments can implement for their communities to become more sustainable. Local governments that achieve certification will receive region-wide recognition for their leadership on environmental sustainability.

 

See our website for ​examples of these environmental efforts by Cobb County Government and its employees.

Dr. Jonathan A. Jenkins, DBA, CSSBB, Director
Sustainability, Waste, and Beautification Department
1772 County Services Pkwy: Marietta, GA 30008

(678) 581-5488/(678) 581-5463 (Fax)
swb@cobbcounty.org

Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed County Holidays

The Valerie G. Wynter Foundation - Helping Kids Grow! We preserve the legacy of a lifelong teacher, Valerie Wynter, whose passion for promoting the growth and development of children was unmatched. Our foundation supports education and mental health services, providing underserved children with a brighter future.

https://www.valeriegwynterfoundation.org/

The Concord Covered Bridge Historic District was created by Cobb County, Georgia in 1986. The district includes many historic structures dating back to the mid-1800s when milling communities developed along the Nickajack Creek. This site is maintained by the Friends of the Concord Covered Bridge Historic District, Inc., a 501 (c)(3) non-profit. For more information, contact Philip Ivester at philip.ivester@concordcoveredbridge.org.

Our Mission Statement:

The Friends of the Concord Covered Bridge Historic District are committed to preserve, protect, and promote the history and legacy of this unique and irreplaceable part of Cobb County, Georgia, through education, celebration, and collaboration.

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