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April 28-30, 2012Savannah Civic Center

Savannah/Chatham County, Georgia

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General Information

Telephone NumbersEmergencies 911

Savannah Civic Center 912.651.6550

Convention HotelsCourtyard by Marriott 912.790.8287

DeSoto Hilton 912.232.9000

DoubleTree Historic Savannah 912.790.7000

Hampton Inn & Suites 912.721.1600

Hilton Garden Inn 912.652.9300

Hyatt Regency 912.238.1234

Inn at Ellis Square 912.236.4440

Marriott Riverfront 912.233.7722

The Mulberry 912.238.1200

Name badges are required for admission to all meeting functions.

Please mute all cell phones during meeting events.

ACCG Program SymbolsTo help plan your meeting attendance, look for these graphics to identify the area of

ACCG products and services that sessions fall under:

Standard of Excellence credit sessions are indicated with this graphic:

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RegistrationLobby, Savannah Civic CenterSaturday, April 28, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Sunday, April 29, 2012 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday, April 30, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.


Ground TransportationKelly Tours will be providing convention transportation around the city for the 2012 Annual

Convention, thanks to VisitSavannah! Information on transportation will also be available at each

convention hotel. Please ask the Savannah Hosts, wearing green vests, for assistance if needed!

Schedule and routes:

Saturday, April 28, 2012 6:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. / 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.———————————————————————————————Sunday, April 29, 2012 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. / 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

(At 4:00 p.m., buses will depart from the Civic Center

to Johnson Square for “Lights … Camera … Action!”

At that time, buses will also begin transporting

between convention hotels and Johnson Square.

Following the event, buses will run between Johnson

Square and convention hotels.)———————————————————————————————Monday, April 30, 2012 6:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. / 4:00 p.m. - 12:00 midnight

Red Route Continuous route every 20 minutes: Hyatt

Regency Savannah to Savannah Civic Center

Blue Route Continuous route every 20 minutes:

Savannah Marriott Riverfront and The

Mulberry Inn to Savannah Civic Center

Green Route Continuous route every 20 minutes: Hilton

Savannah DeSoto, Hampton Inn & Suites

and Courtyard by Marriott to Savannah Civic

Center

Orange Route Continuous route every 20 minutes: Inn at

Ellis Square, Doubletree Hotel and Hilton

Garden Inn (stop is between the two

hotels) to Savannah Civic Center

**While the conference is in session during the following hours, three buses will loop

to all convention hotels**

Saturday, April 28, 2012 6:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Sunday, April 29, 2012 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Monday, April 30, 2012 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.



Savannah Civic Center Information

1 Martin Luther King Jr. Arena3 Mason Room5 Lobby6 Johnny Mercer Theater Stage9 East Promenade, 2nd Floor

• Bryan• DeVeaux• Musgrove

10 West Promenade, 2nd Floor• O’Conner• Simms• Traub

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Prizes!

Get County Buyers Mart Cash Prize TicketsCounty Buyers Mart exhibitors will have a limited number of cash prize tickets to distribute to

county officials. Spend time on the County Buyers Mart floor to get a ticket to win! Drawings are

scheduled for Saturday, April 28, at 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, April 29, at 1:00 p.m. on the

Arena floor. You must be present to win!

Exhibitor Door Prize Pick-UpThis year, county officials will pick up door prizes from County Buyers Mart exhibitors at their

booths. Check for the list of winners on the screens in the Civic Center lobby beginning on

Sunday, April 29, at noon. Prizes not claimed by 1:30 p.m. will be given to another official.

Grand PrizeDon’t miss out on this year’s Grand Prize. Our Yancey Bros. friends will draw the winning ticket

during the Peach State Celebration on Monday evening, April 30. You must be present to win!



What’s New This Year?All Legislative Sessions, General Sessions and Business Sessions willbe in the Ballroom on the third floor. Elevators are located on the lobbylevel – check near the elevators for signs outlining the events being held inthe Ballroom!

And, remember – • Saturday Training Hours! 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.• Monday’s Luncheon and Installation of Officers and the Peach State

Celebration will be in the Civic Center Arena.• The Headliners will be in the Ballroom for the concluding dance.

What’s New in the Lobby:ACCG Customer Service SurveyYour feedback is important in helping to shape the future of ACCG. Stop bythe ACCG customer service booth and take a short online survey. In return,you’ll receive a free ticket for the cash prize drawing at the County BuyersMart.

ACCG Membership DashboardGet a demo on the ACCG Dashboard, which is an interactive tool that pro-vides easy access to the association’s membership database including con-tact information on county officials and county staff along with access toyour unique training records.

ACCG Policy StaffThe ACCG Policy Staff will be on hand to answer your legislative questionsand summaries will be available for legislative issues that passed this ses-sion. They’ll also be recruiting participation for all of the ACCG policy com-mittees.

Georgia Food Bank AssociationOn Saturday, visit with representatives from the Georgia Food Bank Associ-ation. Stop by to learn about the seven regional food banks in Georgia,which collectively distribute more than 95 million pounds of food annuallyto over 2,500 partner nonprofits with food assistance programs in all 159counties throughout the state.


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Saturday, April 28

7:00 a.m.Registration and Continental BreakfastLobby

8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Commissioners Training Program, CCAP and County Clerks Training• County Government Law, Bryan Room• Ethics, DeVeaux Room• CCAP Advanced Personnel/Human

Resources, Musgrove Room• CCAP Technology Solutions for County

Government, O’Conner Room• Leadership Alumni: Fostering Citizen

Engagement in Your Community,Simms/Traub Rooms

• Clerks Training Program: “GovernmentLaw,” Mason Room

10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.County Buyers Mart: Installation of ExhibitsArena

3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Opening General SessionKeynote Speaker: Coach Herman BooneBallroom

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Opening Reception & County Buyers MartOpenArena, Porch and Outside Exhibit Spaces

4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.County Agents’ Farm House OpenArena

5:30 p.m.County Buyers Mart Cash Prize WinnerAnnouncement Arena

Sunday, April 29

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.RegistrationLobby

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.Continental BreakfastArena

8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.County Buyers Mart OpenArena, Porch and Outside Exhibit Space

8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Learning CenterMason Room

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.Inspirational ServiceBallroom

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Photo ID BoothLobby

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noonLegislative Review SessionBallroom

11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.County Agents’ Farm HouseArena

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.Board of Managers Luncheon MeetingSimms/Traub Rooms

1:00 p.m.County Buyers Mart Cash Prize WinnerAnnouncement Arena

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Sunday, April 29continued

1:15 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.Tax Reform and Open Meetings/OpenRecords: What the Changes in Law Meanto Your CountyBallroom

1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.CommissionersTraining Program• Public Works and Transportation

DeVeaux Room• CCAP Tax Policy: Concepts and Practice

Musgrove Room

2:45 p.m.Nominating Committee HearingBryan Room

3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Standard of Excellence Session“LOST Negotiations: Are You WhereYou Need to Be?”Ballroom

5:00 p.m.“Lights, Camera, Action” ReceptionJohnson Square

Monday, April 30

7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.RegistrationLobby

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Standard of Excellence Sessionand Breakfast:“Investing in the Leader in You!”Ballroom

7:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.Administrators/Managers County IssuesWorkshop Bryan RoomA separate registration is required for this ses-sion; breakfast will be served.

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.Public Works Education Session DeVeaux RoomA separate registration is required for this ses-sion; breakfast will be served.

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.County Clerks Education Session Musgrove RoomA separate registration is required for this ses-sion; breakfast will be served.

8:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.County Attorneys CLE Seminar Simms/Traub RoomsA separate registration is required for this ses-sion; breakfast will be served.

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Photo ID BoothLobby

9:15 a.m.General Session:“Focusing on Educational Assets inYour County”Ballroom

10:15 a.m.Business SessionBallroom

10:45 a.m.General Session:“Making Criminal Justice ReformWork”Ballroom

12:00 noonLunch: Celebrating LeadershipJoin your fellow commissioners for lunch andthe installation of ACCG’s 2012-2013 officersand board of managers by CommissionerBrian Owens of the Georgia Department ofCorrections.Arena


Monday, April 30continued

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Concurrent Standard ofExcellence Sessions• Understand the Rules Behind Investing

County DollarsBryan Room

• Changes to Comprehensive PlanningRequirementsO’Conner Room

1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Commissioners Training Program• Public Works and Transportation

County DollarsDeVeaux Room

• CCAP Tax Policy: Concepts and PracticeMusgrove Room

5:00 p.m.A Peach State CelebrationSponsored by Yancey Bros. Co.Arena• Celebrating Achievement: 2012 Awards

Session• Celebrating the Foods and Flavors of

Georgia • Celebrating Partnerships: A Toast to

our Yancey Hosts (includes Grand Prize Drawing)

7:30 p.m.Entertainment by country music starJames OttoArena

9:00 p.m.Dance with the Headliners Ballroom

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Saturday, April 28

7:00 a.m.

Registration and Continental BreakfastLobby

8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Commissioners Training Program, CCAP and County Clerks Training• County Government Law

Course instructors are Ken Jarrard, Jarrard & Davis LLP; Kirk Fjelstul, Deputy Director,

Georgia Regional Transportation Authority; and Don Oliver, Walker County Attorney

Bryan Room

• Ethics

Course instructor is Catherine Bennett, Management Development Associate, UGA Vinson

Institute of Government

DeVeaux Room

• CCAP Advanced Personnel/Human Resources

Course instructor is Harry Owens, Management Development Associate, UGA Vinson Institute

of Government

Musgrove Room

• CCAP Technology Solutions for County Government

Course instructors are Jimmy Nolan, UGA Vinson Institute of Government; John Catron,

Director of Information Technology Services, Glynn County; Bob Sprinkel, Liberty County

Assistant Administrator; Pete Nichols, Chatham County Public Information Officer

O’Conner Room

• Leadership Alumni: Fostering Citizen Engagement in Your Community

Course instructors are Gordon Maner, UGA Vinson Institute of Government and Jon

Abercrombie, Director of Common Focus

Simms/Traub Rooms

• Clerks Training Program: Government Law

Course instructor is Angela Davis, Jarrard & Davis LLP

Mason RoomLunch Sponsored by

10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

County Buyers Mart: Installation of ExhibitsArena

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3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Opening General SessionBallroom

ACCG President Melvin Davis, Oconee County

A little over 10 years ago, the movie “Remember the Titans”

hit theaters across the country, telling the story of a high school football team

in Virginia. The movie was based on the life of Coach Herman Boone, who will

serve as the opening general session keynote speaker at the 2012 Annual meet-

ing. Hear an inspiring lesson on how investing and believing in your commu-

nity can lead to success, even in the midst of challenging times.

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Opening Reception & County Buyers Mart OpenArena, Porch and Outside Exhibit Space

4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

County Agents’ Farm House OpenArena

5:30 p.m.

County Buyers Mart Cash Prize Winner Announcement Arena

Sunday, April 298:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

RegistrationLobby

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Continental BreakfastArenaSponsored by

8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

County Buyers Mart OpenArena, Porch and Outside Exhibit Space



8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Learning Center The Learning Center at the ACCG Annual Meeting features short sessions designed to showcasepartnerships and products that can help counties operate more efficiently or offer benefits tocounty employees or the community. Check out the great sessions offered this year.Mason Room

8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.Siemens Healthcare DiagnosticsSiemens Healthcare Diagnostics will explain how Georgia counties can lower pre-employmentand employee drug-testing program costs by establishing an automated laboratory. Thesefacilities can also provide additional revenues for the counties by providing testing for"drug-free workplaces" and schools, thereby helping to improve workplace safety andprovide a deterrent to drug use.

9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.Coast2Coast Rx Discount CardCoast2Coast Rx Discount Card is one of ACCG’s newest preferred partners. This prescriptiondrug card program offers significant discounts on prescriptions filled by local retailers andother medical services for families and individuals who are not insured or who are underin-sured. Find out how your county can sign up to offer this service to citizens in your community.

9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Georgia United Credit UnionACCG recognizes that employee benefits are an important part of recruitment and retention forindividuals working in county government. The newest addition to ACCG’s programs forcounty employees is access to Georgia United Credit Union. Learn how county employees andelected officials can access value-priced financial services online, in person and over thephone through Georgia United Credit Union.

10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

GovDealsDon’t underestimate the value of surplus equipment. Maximize the selling potential and

increase revenues for your county by taking advantage of the online auction service offered

through GovDeals.

9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Inspirational ServiceMessage by the Reverend Fred Favors, McDuffie County Commissioner

Music by Eldrin Bell, Clayton County Chairman; Elaine Clarke, Wheeler County Clerk; Dave Wills,

ACCG Government Relations Manager

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9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Photo ID BoothLobby

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon

Legislative OverviewFrom open meetings and open records to criminal justice reform, many bills that came out of

the State Capitol will impact county government. The ACCG policy team will provide county offi-

cials with a behind the scenes look at what happened this year and the steps counties will have

to take to comply with legislative changes.

Ballroom

11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.

County Agents’ Farm HouseArena

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Board of Managers Luncheon MeetingSimms/Traub Rooms

1:00 p.m.

County Buyers Mart Cash Prize Winner AnnouncementArena

1:15 p.m. - 2:45 a.m.

Tax Reform and Open Meetings/Open Records - What the Changes in Law Mean toYour CountyPerhaps no other legislative action got more attention this year than the changes made to Georgia’s

tax laws. Come hear a detailed explanation of the changes that took place and the ways they will

affect your county and citizens. Vicki Lambert with the Georgia Department of Revenue will dis-

cuss implementation details of the new title tax law and the ACCG policy team will outline other

changes that impact county government. The policy team will also examine changes to the open

meetings/open records law passed during the 2012 legislative session.

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1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Commissioners Training Program • Public Works and Transportation

Course instructors are Todd Long, Deputy Commissioner, Georgia Department of Transportation;

Marsha Anderson-Bomar, Stantec; Lee Beckham, Manager of Legislative Affairs, Georgia Ports

Authority; Blaine Williams, Floyd County Manager; Bill Twomey, Sumter County Administrator; Alan

Ours, Glynn County Administrator; Becky Rowell, Glynn County Assistant Administrator/Public

Works Director.

DeVeaux Room

• CCAP Tax Policy: Concepts and PracticeCourse instructor is Sabrina Cape, Adjunct Faculty, UGA Vinson Institute of Government

Musgrove Room

2:45 p.m.

Nominating Committee HearingBryan Room

3:00p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Standard of Excellence Session“LOST Negotiations: Are You Where You Need to Be?”

Many county officials are working on local option sales tax distribution negotiations with their

city counterparts. Learn more about what’s happened in other jurisdictions and how you can

prepare for these important discussions.

Ballroom

5:00 p.m.

“Lights, Camera, Action” ReceptionMeet again this year in Johnson Square for a fun-filled evening in one of Chatham County’s his-

toric parks. Georgia and Savannah are gaining fame as a home for film production, so come

learn about that growing industry while you listen to the exciting sounds of the Savannah State

University Jazz Band. Grab your camera … and take note of “who” you’re wearing as you head

onto the red carpet to enjoy sights, sounds and food based on themes from famous Georgia

movies.

Johnson Square

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Monday, April 307:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Registration

Lobby

7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

Standard of Excellence Session and Breakfast:“Investing in the Leader in You!”

What value do you place on education? Are you committed to lifelong learning? Join Laura Mead-

ows, Murray Weed, and Gordon Maner from the UGA Vinson Institute of Government to explore

how investing time in leadership development and encouraging staff training can improve your

county government and community.

Ballroom

7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Administrators/Managers County Issues Workshop (Breakfast will be served.)

Bryan Room

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7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

Public Works Education Session (Breakfast will be served.)

DeVeaux Room

Sponsored by

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

County Clerks Education Session (Breakfast will be served.)

Musgrove Room

Sponsored by


8:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

County Attorneys CLE Seminar (Breakfast will be served.)

Simms/Traub Rooms

I. Rollout of the ACCG Legal Resources Webpage

Michele NeSmith, ACCG Director of Research and Policy Development

II. Open Meetings and Open Records: 2012 Comprehensive Rewrite

Ken Jarrard, Jarrard & Davis, Cumming

III. County Road Issues: Abandonment/Disposal

Ken Jones, Hall Booth Smith & Slover, Atlanta

IV. Home Rule in Georgia

Joe Scheuer, ACCG Assistant General Counsel, Atlanta

V. Update: 2012 Session of the Georgia General Assembly

Kelly Pridgen, ACCG Assistant General Counsel, Atlanta

Sponsored by

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Photo ID BoothLobby

9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

General Session: “Focusing on Educational Assets in Your County”County officials are focused on economic development and job creation to encourage investment in

their communities. Yet when companies consider building or expanding in a particular area, many

look at quality of life issues such as education which county government does not typically influence

-- or does it? A panel of three experts will discuss how schools and other public facilities like

libraries are important community assets. Georgia State School Superintendent Dr. John Barge

discusses how the state is working to improve school achievement and how the waiver from “No

Child Left Behind” and programs like “Race to the Top” can affect your local schools. Georgia

School Boards Association Executive Director Sis Henry focuses on the changing face of public

education, on building community partnerships, and on ways austerity cuts can help foster those

collaborative efforts. Public libraries today are a vital part of the education framework in our

communities, and Georgia State Librarian Dr. Lamar Veatch explains the value of public libraries

and the diverse services they are providing.

Moderator and Discussion Leader: Craig Lesser, The Pendleton GroupBallroom

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Business SessionBallroom

10:45 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

General Session: “Making Criminal Justice Reform Work”Georgia's tough stance on crime has removed many dangerous individuals from our communities,

but it also has created other problems such as higher public safety costs at the state and local level.

Jail overcrowding, recidivism, sentencing and other issues were thoroughly examined over the last

year through the work of the Special Council on Criminal Justice Reform. Georgia Department of

Corrections Commissioner Brian Owens will provide an overview of the state’s prison system and

outline changes made by the 2012 Georgia General Assembly. One of the solutions that has been

widely discussed is the expansion of accountability courts. State Court Judge Chief Kent Lawrence and

Athens-Clarke County Manager Alan Reddish will explain how their drug courts work in their com-

munity and how you can use their model to set up similar programs in your county.

Moderator: Debra Nesbit, ACCG Associate Legislative DirectorBallroom

12:00 noon

Celebrating LeadershipJoin your fellow commissioners for lunch and the installation of ACCG’s 2012-2013 officers and

board of managers by Commissioner Brian Owens of the Georgia Department of Corrections.

Invocation by Mike Berg, Dawson County Chairman and ACCG 2nd Vice President

Arena

1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Concurrent Standard of Excellence Sessions• Understand the Rules Behind Investing County Dollars

Discover the “dos and don’ts” of investing county funds to maximize your revenue. Laura

Glenn and Steve McCoy with the Office of the State Treasurer will share their secrets!

Bryan Room

• Changes to Comprehensive Planning RequirementsWork is underway to change the comprehensive planning requirements for local

governments. Chrissy Marlow of the UGA Vinson Institute of Government and Jim Frederick of

the Georgia Department of Community Affairs will outline the draft requirements in this

interactive session and will invite you to share your reaction to them.

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1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Commissioners Training Program• Public Works and Transportation

DeVeaux Room

• CCAP Tax Policy: Concepts and Practice

Musgrove Room

5:00 p.m.A Peach State CelebrationArena Sponsored by Yancey Bros. Co.

• Celebrating Achievement: 2012 Awards Session• Celebrating the Foods and Flavors of Georgia• Celebrating Partnerships: A Toast to our Yancey Bros. Hosts and Grand Prize Drawing

7:30 p.m.Entertainment by country music starJames Otto Arena

9:00 p.m.Dance with the HeadlinersBallroom

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President Melvin Davis, Oconee County

First Vice President Clinton Perry, Taylor County

Second Vice President Mike Berg, Dawson County

Third Vice President Kevin Little, Walton County

District RepresentativesFirst District Allen Poole, Haralson County

Second District Jonesy Haygood, Stephens County

Third District Kathie Gannon, DeKalb County

Fourth District Eddie Freeman, Spalding County

Fifth District Tommy Lyon, Elbert County

Sixth District Janie Reid, Putnam County

Seventh District Ron Cross, Columbia County

Eighth District Terrell Hudson, Dooly County

Ninth District Vacant

Tenth District Lamar Hudgins, Dougherty County

Eleventh District Joyce Evans, Lowndes County

Twelfth District Helen Stone, Chatham County

Consolidated Government Representative

Vacant

At-LargeBrooks Bailey, Pulaski County Charlotte Nash, Gwinnett County

Samuel Hart, Bibb County Carlos Nelson, Ware County

Harry Lange, Harris County

ACCG INFORMATION

ACCG Officers: Mike Berg, Melvin Davis, Clinton Perry, Kevin Little and Executive Director Ross King

2011-2012 Officers and Board of Managers


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Immediate Past PresidentLamar Paris, Union County

Active Past PresidentsClarence Brown, Bartow County

Tom McMichael, Houston County

James Ham, Monroe County*

O.D. Netter, Ben Hill County*

Benjamin Hayward, Mitchell County

*Also serve as NACo Board Members

Service Program ChairsCharles Newton, McDuffie County

ACCG Interlocal Risk Management Agency

Walter L. Sanders, Greene County

ACCG Georgia Self-Insurance Workers’ Compensation Fund

L.B. “Buzz” Ahrens, Cherokee County

ACCG Pension Fund

O.D. Netter, Ben Hill County

ACCG Defined Contribution Retirement Plan

Mike Mulcare, Douglas County

ACCG Group Health Benefits Program

Section Presidents (Ex-Officio)Attorneys’ Section:

Robert Richardson, Mitchell County

Managers’/Administrators’ Section:

Janeann Allison, Habersham County

Clerks’ Section:

Paige Dukes, Lowndes County

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2011-2012 ACCG Boards of Trustees and Directors

ACCG Georgia Self-Insurance Workers’ Compensation Fund Board of TrusteesW.L. “Bud” Sanders, Greene County

Chairman

Fredrick D. Favors, McDuffie County

Vice-Chairman

Michael Baker, Columbus-Muscogee County

Angela Whidby, Franklin County

Warren Holder, Henry County

Roy Lee Williams, Toombs County

Vickie Gasaway, Walton County

ACCG Interlocal Risk Management Agency Board of TrusteesCharles Newton, McDuffie County

Chairman

J.C. Warren, Screven County

Vice-Chairman

Jimmy Burnsed, Bryan County

John Mayes, Floyd County

David Austin, Paulding County

Janie Reid, Putnam County

Mike Geoghagan, Turner County

ACCG Pension Board of TrusteesL.B. “Buzz” Ahrens, Cherokee County

Chairman

Clarence Brown, Bartow County

Vice Chairman

Jim Grubiak, ACCG

Secretary, Pension Board of Trustees

Eric Linton, Douglas County

Kevin Poe, Floyd County

Tom Oliver, Hall County

H. Jay Walker III, Houston County


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Roscoe Brower, Laurens County

James Vaughn, Monroe County

ACCG Defined Contribution RetirementPlan Board of TrusteesO.D. Netter, Ben Hill County

Chairman

Alan Ours, Glynn County

Rick Muggridge, Lee County

Jeff Benko, Oconee County

Billy Pittard, Oglethorpe County

Richard Oden, Rockdale County

William Wilson, Spalding County

Melissa Chevers, Tift County

Ross King, ACCG (ex-officio)

ACCG Group Health Benefits Program Board of DirectorsMichael Mulcare, Douglas County

President

John Graham, Warren County

Vice President

Elmo Richardson Jr., Bibb County

Earl Brice, Coffee County

Ross King, ACCG

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2012 Conference Dates

ACCG May Mobile Classroom “Planes, Trains andAutomobiles”May 17-18

Atlanta/Fulton County

ACCG Commissioners Training ProgramJune 7-8

St. Simons Island/Glynn County

NACo Annual ConferenceJuly 13-17Allegheny County-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

ACCG Board of Managers Fall MeetingSeptember 14-15Callaway GardensPine Mountain/Harris County

Legislative Leadership ConferenceOctober 1-2The Classic CenterAthens-Clarke County

ACCG-GMA Joint Fall TrainingNovember 16Marriott Macon City Center HotelMacon/Bibb County

Newly-Elected Commissioners ConferenceDecember 4-7UGA Hotel and Conference CenterAthens-Clarke County

ACCG Board of Managers Winter MeetingDecember 13-14Chateau ElanBraselton/Barrow County


PartnersAGL Resources, Inc.Alston and BirdAmerican Consulting Engineers Council of GeorgiaARCADISArnall Golden Gregory LLPAT&TAtkinsAtlanta Regional Commission

BancorpSouth Equipment FinanceBrown and Caldwell

Carter and Sloope, Inc.Carter Goble LeeCarter Watkins Associates Architects, Inc.CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services, Inc.CDM Smith Inc.Central Savannah River Regional CommissionCharles Abbott Associates, Inc.Coast2Coast Rx Discount CardCoastal Regional CommissionCooper Carry, Inc.Croy Engineering, LLCCTI Engineers, Inc.

DellDunlavy Law Group, LLCDykes Paving & Construction Co., Inc.

Enterprise HoldingsEpstein Becker & Green, P.C.ESG Operations, Inc.

Fireside CNG, LLCFivePoint SolutionsFlintCo.Florence & HutchesonForum Municipal Development ServicesFreeman Mathis and Gary, LLP

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Geotechnical & Environmental Consultants, IncGold Cross EMS - Air/MedGovDeals, Inc.

H.W. Lochner, IncHall Booth Smith & Slover, P.C.Hatch Mott MacDonald, LLCHayes, James and Associates, Inc.HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, Ltd.Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional CommissionHeery International, Inc.HNTB CorporationHogan Construction Group, LLC.HOKHolland & KnightHoneywellHulsey McCormick & Wallace, Inc.

Innovative Emergency Management, Inc.Integra Water, LLC.

J.M. Wood Auction Company, Inc.Jacobs JJGJohnson Controls, Inc.

Keck & Wood, Inc.

Merchant Capital, L.L.C.Mid Georgia AmbulanceMiddle Georgia CAAMiddle Georgia Regional CommissionMoreland Altobelli Associates, Inc.Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc.Municipal Code CorporationMurray Barnes Finister LLP

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLPNEOS TechnologiesNewell Recycling, LLCNortheast Georgia Regional CommissionNorthwest Georgia Regional Commission

Peek Pavement Marking, Inc.Pieper O'Brien Herr ArchitectsPond & CompanyPrecision Planning, Inc.Public Financial Management

Raymond James & Associates, Inc.Reeves Construction GroupRepublic Services, Inc.Reznick Group, P.C.



Rindt-McDuff Associates, Inc.River Mill Data Management, LLCRiver Valley Regional CommissionRobbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLPRobert W. Baird & Co.Ross & Levy, LLCRushton & Company, LLC

Santek Waste ServicesSchnabel Engineering, IncSeyfarth Shaw LLPShaw Industries Inc.ShawHankins, Inc.Sizemore Group, LLCSmith Gambrell and RussellSouthern Georgia Regional CommissionSouthwest Georgia Regional CommissionStantecSterne, Agee & LeachStevenson and Palmer Engineering

Terrell, Hundley and Carroll Right of Way Services, Inc.The Coca-Cola CompanyThe LPA Group IncorporatedThe Miller Group, Inc.The Potts CompanyThe Shaw Group, Inc.Three Rivers Regional CommissionTillman and Tillman LLPTractor and Equipment Co.TraneTransform HealthRxTurner Construction Company

UBS Financial ServicesURS CorporationUtility Service Company, Inc.

Verizon Wireless

Waste ManagementWells FargoWinter ConstructionWK Dickson and Co. Inc.

Yancey Bros. Co.

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Association StaffFulton County Office

Ross King, Executive Director

James F. Grubiak, General Counsel

Carol Baker

Kathleen Bowen

Beth Brown

Deonte Burden

Jeff Christie

Darryle Crawford

Todd Edwards

Natalie Fitzgerald

Kanika Greenlee

Randy Hartmann

Rhonda Ligons

J.C. McBee

Clint Mueller

Debra Nesbit

Michelle NeSmith

Kathy Nilsson

Kelly Pridgen

Quint Robinson

Efrain Rodriguez

Joe Scheuer

Carmenza Whitley

Dave Wills

ACCG Insurance Programs (Fulton County Office)

David Paulk, Director

Risk Management & Insurance

Penny Henderson

Ben Pittarelli

Lillian Sadler

David Uhlman



Claims Administrative Services (Gwinnett County Office)

John Smith, Claims Operations Manager

Robert Kissell, IRMA Claims Supervisor

Linda Judge, GSIWCF Claims Supervisor

Melanie Adams

Alan Benson

David Bergey

Mary Ducar

Richard Eidson

Holli Evans

Judy Fears

Joann Francis

Gloria Freeman

Jennifer George

Dorothy Gill

Melanie Graham

Dorthea Jarman

Lori Nilson

Sonji Powe

Andre Reid

Mary Reid

Chris Shaw

Joe Dan Thompson

Tammie Williams

Jamaal Wilson

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ACCG Retirement Services - GEBCorp(Cobb County Office)

Steve Vaughn, Retirement Services Director

Sheryl Dallas, Retirement Services Deputy Director

Paul Bates

Israel Benear

Staci Bennett

Brad Bradley

Glenda Cofield

Greg Gease

Valeria Greene

Vivian Harding

Rasheda Jonas

Robert Kim

Lisa Lee

Joanna McCloud

Shannon Ould

Terry Quinn

Ryan Reynolds

Cheryl Richey

Larry Rothermel

Bridget Shirley

Amanda Welchel

Roderick White



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ANNUAL MEETING INFORMATION2012 Annual Meeting CommitteesNominating Committee Awards CommitteeLamar Paris, Union County Kevin Little, Walton County

Chairman Chairman

Clarence Brown, Bartow County Clarence Brown, Bartow County

O.D. Netter, Ben Hill County Ben Hayward, Mitchell County

Tom McMichael, Houston County

Ben Hayward, Mitchell County

James Ham, Monroe County

Spring 2012 Training Certificate RecipientsThe Platinum Standard of ExcellenceSammie Wilson Sr., McDuffie County

The Gold Standard of ExcellenceReggie Loper, Effingham CountyJames Canady, Emanuel CountyDesse Davis, Emanuel CountySandi Allen, Heard CountyJune Jackson, Heard CountyLarry Childs, Jones CountyMike Underwood, Jones CountyBilly Webster, Putnam CountyGwen Flowers-Taylor, Spalding County

The Silver Standard of ExcellenceEmily Davis, Baldwin CountyWalter Gibson, Bulloch CountyJames Everett, Charlton CountyJames Swafford, Dawson CountyC.T. Stafford, Decatur CountyTommy Lyon, Elbert CountyDwain Smith, Jackson CountyBert Liston, Jones CountyMike Underwood, Jones CountyStanley Thomas, Madison CountyFrederick Favors, McDuffie CountyB. Keith Jones, Mitchell CountyAndrea Brooks, Sumter County


Robert Lanier, Talbot CountySheryl Clark, Telfair County

Certified Commissioners Advanced Program (CCAP)Jeff Christie, ACCG-UGA ExtensionLee Hagans, Bacon CountyParrish Barwick, Brantley CountyRonald Ham, Brantley CountyRay Mosley, Bulloch CountyWilliam Chappell, Carroll CountyAshley Hendrix, Carroll CountyJohn Meyer, Charlton CountyRobert Goff, Dade CountyFrank Loeffler, Decatur CountyPatrick Bell, Forsyth CountyWilliam Myers, Hart CountyWayne Davis, Jefferson CountyDavid Richardson, Long CountyMickey George, Macon CountyMichael Youngblood, Madison CountyEmmitt Clark, Meriwether CountyTommie Graham, Paulding CountyMitchell Bowen, Pierce CountyDouglas Mangham, Pike CountyJ. William Twomey, Sumter CountyStewart Mills, Troup CountyHorace Daniel, Washington CountyJerry Wright, Wayne CountyTerry Goodger, White County

Commissioners Training ProgramCharles Parker, Appling CountyJasper Tomberlin, Appling County (posthumously)Kenny Murphy, Bacon CountyDanny Maxwell, Banks CountyChris Harris, Brantley CountyWillie Cody, Brooks CountyJoe Wingate, Brooks CountyAlphya Benefield, Charlton CountyNancy Mikell, Clinch CountyJoAnn Birrell, Cobb CountyDebra Robinson, Cook CountyTim Lassetter, Coweta County



Clark Henderson, Crisp CountyRonnie Burgamy, Cusseta-Chattahoochee CountyTed Rumley, Dade CountyMitchell Smith, Dade CountyStan Watson, DeKalb CountyHenry Mitchell, Douglas CountyVera Jones, Effingham CountyPhil Kieffer, Effingham CountySteve Mason, Effingham CountySteve Brown, Fayette CountyJesse McCarty, Fayette CountyJoan Garner, Fulton CountyMary Hunt, Glynn CountyRichard Strickland, Glynn CountyClyde Taylor, Glynn CountyT.D. David, Grady CountyBilly Poitevint, Grady CountyDavid Gibbs, Hall CountyCharles Lutz, Hall CountyWanda Marchant, Jeff Davis CountyCharles Glass, Lamar CountyNancy Thrash, Lamar CountyCooper Cliatt, Lincoln CountyArthur Robinson, Lincoln CountyCrawford Powell, Lowndes CountyJimmy Haywood, Miller CountyLanier Sims, Newton CountyTodd Pownall, Paulding CountyCarl Boyette, Pierce CountyCarol Bass, Pike CountyPhillip Bentley, Polk CountyTom Garrison, Rabun CountyWilliam Lane, Seminole CountyHarold Andrews, Stephens CountyHugh Brantley, Treutlen CountyTod Tentler, Troup CountyRusty Blackston, Upson CountyMaurice Raines, Upson CountyLyn Holcomb, White CountyKerry McAvoy, Wilkes CountyClifford Slaton, Wilkes County

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2012 ACCG Annual Meeting Sponsors

Diamond:

Gold:

Silver:

Bronze:

Johnson Square Reception:

Saturday Lunch

Section Meeting Sponsors:

Administrator/Managers County Issues Workshop:

Public Works Education Session:

County Clerks Education Session:

County Attorneys CLE Session:

Continental Breakfast:

County Attorneys Presidents Dinner:


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… And A Special ThanksTo Doug Hopkins and The Coca-Cola Company for serving soft drinks.

and to Tucker Price of Cook County Cooperative Extension and his Public Relations Committee of

the Georgia Association County Agricultural Agents (GACAA) for this year’s Farmhouse.

…to Murray Weed and Kitty Shollenberger of the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the Uni-

versity of Georgia for their dedication to the ACCG leadership development programs.

…and to these partners who help make the Annual Meeting possible:

The Savannah Civic Center

Charlie Ganem and his Catering Team

MC2

Superior Printing Company Inc.

Atlanta Advertising Novelty

Daniel Defense

Chatham County

The City of Savannah

The Savannah Convention and Visitors Bureau

The Savannah Convention Hotels:

Courtyard by Marriott Savannah Historic District

The Savannah DeSoto Hilton

The Doubletree Historic Savannah

Hampton Inn Savannah Historic District

Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District

The Hyatt Regency Savannah

Inn at Ellis Square

Savannah Marriott Riverfront

The Mulberry



113 Advanced Disposal158 Aetna Inc.7 Ajax Building Corporation of Georgia117 Alamo Industrial8 Allan Vigil Ford74 AMEC Environment and Infrastructure12 ARBORology2 ARCADIS107 ASC Volvo58 Asphalt Zipper, Inc.112 Atkins52 BancorpSouth Equipment Finance146 Bates, Carter & Company94 Blount Construction38 BridgeWater & Associates, Inc.88 Carl Vinson Institute of Government139 Carter & Sloope, Inc.9 Carter Goble Lee62 Carter Watkins Associates Architects, Inc.11 CHA30 Coast2Coast Rx Discount Card39 Cooper Carry, Inc.87 CorrectHealth46, 47 Cowin Equipment Company, Inc.73 Croft & Associates84 Croy Engineering19 CSI Technology Outfitters126 Culpepper Construction of Georgia82 Eco-Tech, Inc.122 Ellis, Ricket & Associates75 Emergency Billing, LLC121 Engineered Restorations,Inc.45 Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc.134 ESG Operations, Inc.95 FacilityDude31 FivePoint Solutions108 Flagler Construction Equipment 17,18 Flint Co.116 Florence & Hutcheson50 Force 911115 Gallagher Asphalt Corporation/TBG32 Gas South LLC25 Georgia 811 - Utilities Protection Center163 Georgia Association of Code Enforcement20 Georgia Association of Regional Commissions

144 Georgia Carolina Pavement PreservationCouncil

136 Georgia Community Action Assoc.53 Georgia Concrete Paving Association45 Georgia Correctional Industries162 Georgia County Clerks Association 147 Georgia Department of Administrative Services130 Georgia Department of Agriculture153 Georgia Department of Community Affairs10 Georgia Department of Transportation156 Georgia Environmental Finance Authority152 Georgia Public Library Service16 Georgia Recreation & Park Association37 Georgia Technology Authority76 Georgia Transmission Corporation28 Georgia United Credit Union104 Geotechnical & Environmental Consultants, Inc97 Gleeds111 Goodwyn Mills & Cawood, Inc.27 GovDeals, Inc.4 Hall Booth Smith & Slover, P.C. 149 Harris Computer119, 120 Harris Corporation64 Hayes, James & Associates15 HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, Ltd.96 Healthstat, Inc.151 Heath & Lineback Engineers, Inc.34 Heery International, Inc.57 Hogan Construction Group59 HOK5 Hulsey McCormick & Wallace, Inc.51 IPG, Inc.66 Jarrard & Davis, LLP42 J.M. Wood Auction Company, Inc.161 JMA Architecture, Inc106 Keck & Wood, Inc.127 Kidz Zone Play Systems164 Local Government Risk Management Services Inc.110 Lose and Associates23 M SPACE99 Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC35 Mid Georgia Ambulance157 Middle Georgia CAA67, 68 Moreland Altobelli Associates, Inc.48 MSI Benefits Group, Inc.

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133 Municipal Code Corporation102 Musco Sports Lighting143 NAFECO150 National Reimbursement Group72 NSP, Inc.155 NaturChem79 New South Construction14 Newell Recycling22 Norix Group, Inc.24 O'Brien & Gere36 Ocmulgee Site6 Pauly Jail Building Company128 Pictomety85 Pieper O'Brien Herr Architects54 Pond & Company63 Precision Planning, Inc.93 QS/1159 RDA System91 Republic Services, Inc.118 Reynolds-Warren Equipment Co., Inc.109 Rindt-McDuff Associates, Inc.141 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (America)86 Roadway Management, Inc. 101 Robert and Company154 RT Lawrence Corporation160 Rural Metro Ambulance26 Rushton & Company, LLC135 Santek Waste Services89 Sentinel Offender Services, Inc1 ShawHankins, Inc.124 Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics142 Sizemore Group, LLC13 South Eastern Road Treatment77 Southern Health Partners43, 44 Southern Playgrounds, Inc90 Stantec138 Stevenson & Palmer Engineering103 STV Incorporated65 Surveying and Mapping Society of GA60 Sutton Architectural Services, Inc.148 Taylor Benefit Resource3 Terrell, Hundley & Carroll Right of Way

Services125 THC, Inc.81 The Collaborative Firm, LLC61 The LPA Group Incorporated

83 The Miller Group40 The Potts Company80 The Shaw Group, Inc.123 Tractor & Equipment Co.21 Trane137 TransformHealthRx71 TTL,Inc92 Turner Construction49 URS Corporation140 Utility Service Company, Inc.33 Verizon Wireless100 Waste Industries105 Waste Management129 Waste Pro of Georgia78 Williams & Associates98 Winter Construction41 WK Dickson and Co. Inc.55, 56 Yancey Bros. Co.69, 70

Outside BoothsAlamo IndustrialAllan Vigil FordASC VolvoBorder Equipment Co.FireLine, Inc.Fireside CNG, LLCFlint Co.LGRMS Public Saftey Driving SimulatorTractor & Equipment Co.Yancey Bros. Co.

Porch BoothsAsphalt Paving SystemsMetroAtlanta Ambulance/Coastal EMSSouth East EmulsionsSoutheastern Auto AuctionThe Public Group

Lobby BoothsACCG Insurance ProgramsACCG Retirement Services NACo

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ACCG Insurance Programs Booth: Lobby50 Hurt Plaza SE, Suite 1000

Atlanta, GA 30303

404.522.5022

www.accginsurance.com

Contact: David Paulk; email: [email protected]

ACCG Insurance and Risk Management Services are member-owned and member-managed pro-

grams dedicated to providing cost-effective risk financing and quality loss control services de-

signed to meet the needs of local governments.

ACCG Retirement Services / GEBCorp Booth: Lobby400 Galleria Pwy., Suite 1250

Atlanta, Georgia 30339

800.736.7166 toll free

www.gebcorp.com

Contact: Steve Vaughn; email: [email protected]

ACCG/GEBCorp offers comprehensive retirement programs, including integrated plan design, ad-

ministration, and plan sponsor and participant services that are designed to meet the needs of

local jurisdictions.

Advanced Disposal Booth: 1137915 Baymeadows Way, Suite 300

Jacksonville, FL 32256

904.493.3068

www.AdvancedDisposal.com

Contact: Katrine Strickland; email: [email protected] a full-service environmental services company, Advanced Disposal is ready and able to meetyour waste collection needs.

Aetna Inc. Booth: 15811675 Great Oaks Way

Alpharetta, GA 30022

770-346-2053

www.aetna.com

Contact: Marcus Duckworth; email: [email protected] is one of the nation's leading diversified health care benefits companies, serving approxi-mately 36.4 million people with information and resources to help them make better informeddecisions about their health care.

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Ajax Building Corporation of Georgia Booth: 71700 Cumberland Point Drive SE, Suite 15

Marietta, GA 30067

404.475.8007

www.ajaxbuilding.com

Contact: Jake Myddelton; email: [email protected] Building Corporation, founded in 1958, is a 3rd generation family owned and operated firmthat has provided construction services to more than 75 public entities throughout the Southeast.

Alamo Industrial Booth: 117 & 1771502 E. Walnut Street

Seguin, TX 78155

830.372.9517

www.alamo-group.com

Contact: Jamie Wilson; email: [email protected] Industrial® is one of the world's largest manufacturers of tractor-mounted mowers,brush-cutters, and land-clearing equipment.

Allan Vigil Ford Booth: 8 & outside6790 Mt Zion Blvd, Fleet Department

Morrow, GA 30260

770.968.0680

www.vigilford.com

Contact: Roger Moore; email: [email protected]#1 Georgia Government Sales leader for Ford Motor Company with Cars, Trucks, Vans, specialtyunits including Propane, CNG and Electric fueled vehicles, the Southeast Region's leading PartsSales Warehouse and a 92 bay Service Department to serve all your automotive needs.

AMEC Environment and Infrastructure Booth: 743200 Town Point Drive, NW Suite 100

Kennesaw, GA 30144

770.421.3313

www.amec.com

Contact: Michele Jamros; email: [email protected] Environment and Infrastructure, Inc. is a focused supplier of consultancy, engineering,and project management services to its customers in environment and infrastructure markets.



ARBORology Booth: 121046 White Hill School Road

Commerce, GA 30529

706.202.5279

Contact: Constance Head; email: [email protected] community forestry education provider bringing essential information for quality tree mainte-nance to tree care personnel.

ARCADIS Booth: 22410 Paces Ferry Rd. Suite 400

Atlanta, GA 30339

770.384.6561

www.arcadis-us.com

Contact: James Hudgins; email: [email protected] is an international company providing consultancy, design, engineering and manage-ment services in infrastructure, water, environment and buildings, while enhancing mobility, sus-tainability and quality of life by creating balance in the built and natural environments.

ASC Volvo Booth: 107 & outside3779 Ryder Blvd

Buford, GA 30519

678.318.2512

www.ascvolvo.com

Contact: Jack Evans; email: [email protected] Construction Equipment is the solution provider for municipal infrastructure contructionand maintenance.

Asphalt Paving Systems Booth: Porch9021 Wire Rd

Zephyrhills, FL 33540

352.615.7818

www.asphaltpavingsystems.com

Contact: Bob Siffert; email: [email protected] Paving Systems provides cost-effective resurfacing and reconstruction services such asCrack Sealing, Micro Surfacing, Chip Sealing, Full Depth Reclamation and Cold In-Place Recycling.

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Asphalt Zipper, Inc. Booth: 58831 East 340 South Suite 100

American Fork, UT 84003

888.947.7378

www.asphaltzipper.com

Contact: Roger Comstock; email: [email protected] asphalt recycling machines.

Atkins Booth: 1121600 RiverEdge Parkway Suite 600

Atlanta, GA 30328

770.933.0280

www.atkinsglobal.com/northamerica

Contact: Robin Dubord; email: [email protected] North America, Inc. is based in Florida and is one of America's leading providers of engi-neering, planning, architecture, construction, environmental, and program management serv-ices.

BancorpSouth Equipment Finance Booth: 52P.O. Box 15097

Hattiesburg, MS 39404

800.222.1610

www.bxsequipmentfinance.com

Contact: Bob Lee; email: [email protected] Governmental Lease Financing.

Bates, Carter & Company Booth: 146P. O. Drawer 2396

Gainesville, GA 30503

770.532.9131

www.batescarter.com

Contact: Beth Grimes; email: [email protected] is a full-service CPA firm that specializes in government entities providing a widerange of audit, accounting and consulting services, from full-scale annual financial and compli-ance audits to financial planning and forecasting services.


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Blount Construction Booth: 941730 Sands Place

Marietta, GA 30067

770.541.7333

www.blountconstruction.com

Contact: David Faust; email: [email protected] Construction Company provides services in Full Depth Reclamation, Base Stabilization,Asphalt Paving, and Grading.

Border Equipment Co. Booth: outside109 Sharon Court

Pooler, GA 31322

912.748.2828

www.borderequipment.com

Contact: Leonard Ward; email: [email protected] Full Line Case and State Contract Holder for Construction equipment in Georgia,withthree location to serve your sales, service, and parts needs.

BridgeWater & Associates, Inc. Booth: 38105 West Main Street

Canton, GA 30114

678.564.2160

www.BridgeWaterInc.com

Contact: Lisa Schultz; email: [email protected] acquisition group dedicated to performance and specializing in right of way acquisitions,appraisals and title abstractions which serves local and federal governmental agencies, utilitycompanies and the private sector.

Carl Vinson Institute of Government Booth: 88201 N. Milledge Ave.

Athens, GA 30602

706.542.6221

www.cviog.uga.edu

Contact: Courtney Yarbrough; email: [email protected] Vinson Institute promotes excellence in county government through training and develop-ment, customized assistance, advanced technology applications, and informative studies.

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Carter & Sloope, Inc. Booth: 1396310 Peake Road

Macon, GA 31210

478.477.3923

www.cartersloope.com

Contact: Tom Sloope; email: [email protected] & Sloope, Inc. is a civil engineering consulting firm specializing in water and sanitarysewer systems, storm drainage, road work and site design.

Carter Goble Lee Booth: 911790 Northfall Lane Suite 403


770.716.0081

www.cartergoblelee.com

Contact: William Fagan; email: [email protected] works with county governments that want more efficient facilities to better serve the pub-lic by providing facility planning, needs assessments, architectural programs, building design,program management, facility maintenance, and capital financing.

Carter Watkins Associates Architects, Inc. Booth: 62P.O. Box 1004

Monroe, GA 30655

770.267.7799

www.carterwatkins.com

Contact: Joseph Watkins; email: [email protected] cost effective architectural solutions for all county facilities.

CHA Booth: 11270 Peachtree Street NW Suite 1500

Atlanta, GA 30303

678.954.5000

www.chacompanies.com

Contact: King Evans; email: [email protected] is a full service engineering firm providing planning, engineering and transportation pro-gram management services to counties throughout Georgia.


Coast2Coast Rx Discount Card Booth: 30100 Executive Way, Suite 214,

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082

724.772.9762

www.coast2coastrx.com

Contact: Steve Rohm; email: [email protected] Coast2Coast Rx Card is a Free discount prescription card, endorsed by ACCG and providedto residents of counties across the United States.

Cooper Carry, Inc. Booth: 39191 Peachtree Street NE Suite 2400

Atlanta, GA 30303

404-237-2000

www.coopercarry.com

Contact: Shelia Rickles; email: [email protected] 51 years in Atlanta, Cooper Carry offers architecture, planning, landscape architec-ture, interior design and environmental graphic design services.

CorrectHealth Booth: 879020 Peridot Parkway

Stockbridge, GA 30281

770.692.4750

www.correcthealth.org

Contact: John Ritter; email: [email protected] is the largest physician owned and operated correctional healthcare company inthe state of Georgia, specializing in customized programs for each facility.

Cowin Equipment Company, Inc. Booth: 46 & 47119 Winchester Way

Crestview, Fl 32539

850-685-7055

www.cowin.com

Contact: John Edwards; email: [email protected] Equipment Company provides high quality solutions to our clients infrastructure needs,including the rental and sale of all forms of small equipment, heavy equipment and cranes.

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Croft & Associates Booth: 733400 Blue Springs Road Suite 200

Kennesaw, GA 30144

770.529.7714

www.croftandassociates.com

Contact: Kelly Hastings; email: [email protected] & Associates is committed to achieving excellence in architecture by serving our clientswell through listening, applying our experience, delivering quality and being passionate aboutour work.

Croy Engineering Booth: 84200 N. Cobb Parkway Bldg 400, Suite 413

Marietta, GA 30062

770.971.5407

www.croyengineering.com

Contact: Tracy Sirmans; email: [email protected] civil engineering firm.

CSI Technology Outfitters Booth: 19900 East Main St. Suite T

Easley, SC 29640

864.855.3900

www.csioutfitters.com/software

Contact: Holly Caston; email: [email protected] offers a complete suite of financial management software including Ledger, AccountsPayable, Payroll, Human Resources, Utility Billing, Occupational Tax and Construction Permits.

Culpepper Construction of Georgia Booth: 126108 East Jackson Street

Thomasville, GA 31792

229.226.0052

www.culpeppercc.com

Contact: Bobby Fickett; email: [email protected] Construction of Georgia is a Construction Manager, Design-Builder and General Con-tractor which started 80 years ago in Pelham Georgia.



Eco-Tech, Inc. Booth: 82156 Hickory Springs Industrial Drive

Canton, GA 30115

404.909.3543

www.eco-tech.net

Contact: Herb Timmerman; email: [email protected] a strong emphasis on comprehensive solutions, Eco-Tech, Inc. acts as a regional equip-ment supplier for the municipal water and waste industry as well as providing service, supportand warehousing facilities.

Ellis, Ricket & Associates Booth: 1222200 North Patterson Street

Valdosta, GA 31602

229.242.3556

www.eraarchitects.com

Contact: Lois Heine; email: [email protected] in 1956, our architectural and planning firm has the skills, professionalism and cre-ativity to bring your vision to life.

Emergency Billing, LLC Booth: 7555 State Street

Commerce, GA 30529

1-866-902-4EMS (4367)

www.emergencybilling.com

Contact: Bill Womelsdorf; email: [email protected] and Gina West

[email protected] Medical Billing Company.

Engineered Restorations, Inc. Booth: 121225 Buford Drive

Lawrenceville, GA 30046

770.682.0650

www.er-inc.net

Contact: Chris Hayno; email: [email protected] Restorations, Inc., a specialty contracting company, provides restoration, repair, andprotection services for structures of all types.

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Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc. Booth: 145P.O. Box 230828

Jackson, MS 39225

706.975.9339

www.ergon.com

Contact: Bill Evans; email: [email protected] Emulsions and AC supplier. Pavement Preservation Authority

ESG Operations, Inc. Booth: 1346400 Peake Road

Macon, GA 31210

478.474.5025

www.esginc.net

Contact: John Eddlemon; email: [email protected] over 13 offices located throughout the Southeast, ESG Operations is one of the fastest grow-ing utility management and engineering companies in the United States.

FacilityDude Booth: 9511000 Regency Parkway Suite 200

Cary, NC 27518

919.674.8714

http://facilitydude.com

Contact: Matt Knox; email: [email protected] provides an integrated suite of web-based facility and utility management solutionsfor local government.

Fireside CNG, LLC Booth: outside3701 New McEver Road, Suite 100

Acworth, GA 30101

Jim Taylor; email:[email protected]

www.FireSideNaturalGas.com

FireSide CNG owns and operates natural gas fueling stations. Come by and see our CNG vehicle

conversion.

FireLine, Inc. Booth: outside (E-ONE Fire Truck) 725 Patrick Industrial Lane

Winder, GA 30680

770.868.4448

www.firelineinc.com

Contact: Robert McDonel; email: [email protected] Full-Line Fire, Rescue & Safety Distributor.



FivePoint Solutions Booth: 31905 Old Cherokee Road

Lexington, SC 29072

803.951.2094

www.myfivepoint.com

Contact: Cicero Lucas; email: [email protected] Solutions provides document management, contract management, records conversion,and data integration services for many Georgia counties.

Flagler Construction Equipment Booth: 1082663 Robert Street

Jacksonville, Fl 32207

904.737.6000

www.flaglerce.com

Contact: Bill Cannon; e-mail [email protected] Construction Equipment is your Authorized Volvo Construction Equipment Dealer forSales, Product Support & Rentals for all of Georgia’s Southernmost Counties & is also the Author-ized Dealer for Bandit Chippers & Grinders, Trail King Trailers, LB Performance Paving Products,along with Quality Attachments & Supplies.

Flint Co. Booth: 17, 18 & outside 1206 Blaylock Street

Albany, GA 31705

229.888.1212

www.flintholdings.com

Contact: Tina Harden; email: [email protected] you see action, you will find FlintCo companies providing the raw machine power toget the job done - from home lawn tractors right on up to giant earth movers and diesel engines- if John Deere makes it - we rent it, sell it, finance it, insure it, service it and provide parts for it.

Florence & Hutcheson Booth: 1161300 Ridenour Blvd., NW Suite 300

Kennesaw, GA 30152

770.428.0157

www.flohut.com

Contact: Courtney Cockfield; email: [email protected] & Hutcheson brings extensive experience in every area of civil engineering with ourskilled in-house teams who provide technical resources and support services to deliver projectsfrom concept to completion.

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Force 911 Booth: 50455 Lively Avenue

Norcross, GA 30071

678.919.7911

www.force911.com

Contact: Amy McChesney; email: [email protected] 911 provides law enforcement vehicle outfitting, propane fuel conversions, amber lightsand electric vehicles.

Gallagher Asphalt Corporation/TBG Booth: 1151017 Ector Drive NW

Kennesaw, GA 30152

404.316.9792

www.hotinplacerecycling.com

Contact: Blair Barnhardt; email: [email protected] Asphalt is a pioneer in eco efficient hot in place asphalt recycling across the Southeast.

Gas South LLC Booth: 323625 Cumberland Blvd., Suite 1500

Atlanta, GA 30339

770.763.4685

www.gas-south.com

Contact: Denise Dotson; email: [email protected] South is Georgia's fastest growing natural gas provider and serves over 250,000 residential,business and governmental customers across the state.

Georgia 811 - Utilities Protection Center Booth: 25700 Bostwick Drive

Vidalia, GA 30474

912.538.8957

www.georgia811com

Contact: Michael Joyner; email: [email protected] are the 811 Call Center for utility damage prevention in Georgia.

Georgia Association of Code Enforcement Booth: 163www.gaceonline.com

Contact: Tim Prater; email: [email protected] Georgia Association of Code Enforcement (GACE) is a Professional Organization dedicatedto establishing responsible Code Enforcement throughout local governments in Georgia. G.A.C.Ehas a membership of more than 475 Code Enforcement Officers from 63 Counties and 86 Citiesacross the State of Georgia.



Georgia Association of Regional Commissions Booth: 20www.garc.ga.gov

Georgia Association of Regional Commissions provides planning, economic development, aging,and workforce development assistance to each county and city in the state.

Georgia Carolina Pavement Preservation Council Booth: 1444931 Riverside Drive Building 100, Suite A

Macon, GA 31210

478.476.0385

Contact: Rick Brockman; email: [email protected] Carolina Pavement Preservation Council (GCPPC) a nonprofit regional representative ofthe National Center for Pavement Preservation (NCPP), Inc. to help collaborative efforts amonggovernment, industry, and academia in the advancement of pavement preservation by advancingand improving pavement preservation practices through education, research and outreach.

Georgia Community Action Assoc. Booth: 136P.O. Drawer L


770.532.3191 Ext. 51

www.gcaaonline.org

Contact: Shawn Howell; email: [email protected] association representing Georgia's Community Action Agencies, assisting low-income fami-lies in the achievement of self-sufficiency and economic security: Community Services BlockGrant (CSBG), Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Weatherization Assis-tance Program, Head Start/Pre-K, Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP),employment programs, education programs, transportation programs, etc.

Georgia Concrete Paving Association Booth: 5320 Pineview Drive

Sharpsburg, GA 30277

678.621.3692

www.secement.org

Contact: Bob Nickelson; email: [email protected] provides technical and construction resources for innovative streets, road and pavementprojects, offering economical solutions for stronger pavements.

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Georgia Correctional Industries Booth: 452984 Clifton Springs Road

Decatur, GA 30034

404.244.5110

www.gci-ga.com

Contact: Barry Boalch; email: [email protected] Correctional Industries manufactures office and institutional furniture, cleaning andmaintenance chemicals, signs and decals. GCI also provides food and food service supplies to institutions.

Georgia County Clerks Association Booth: 162P.O. Box 1349

Valdosta, GA 31601

229.671.2400

www.georgiacca.com

Contact: Paige Dukes; email: [email protected] Georgia County Clerks Association is a professional organization dedicated to the advance-ment of the County Clerk.

Georgia Department of Administrative Services Booth: 147200 Piedmont Avenue

Atlanta, GA 30334

404.656.5344

www.doas.ga.gov

Contact: John Thomason; email: [email protected] Georgia Department of Administrative Services, through its 4 divisions: State Purchasing,Risk & Insurance, Fleet Management and Surplus Property, provides an array of products andservices available to all state and local government entities.

Georgia Department of Agriculture Booth: 13019 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Suite 324

Atlanta, GA 30334

404.656.3680

www.agr.georgia.gov

Contact: Matthew Kulinski; email: [email protected] department's mission is to provide excellence in services and regulatory functions, to pro-tect and promote agriculture and consumer interests, and to ensure an abundance of safe foodand fiber for Georgia, America, and the world by using state-of-the-art technology and a profes-sional workforce.



Georgia Department of Community Affairs Booth: 15360 Executive Park South

Atlanta, GA 30329

404.679.4940

www.dca.ga.gov

Contact: Saralyn Stafford; email: [email protected] GA Dept. of Community Affairs provides programs and services that provide critical supportfor community and economic development and quality of life initiatives throughout the state -urban and rural, large and small.

Georgia Department of Transportation Booth: 10P.O. Box 610

Jesup, GA 31598

912.427.5884

www.dot.ga.gov/localgovernment/ltap

Contact: Christy Lovett; email: [email protected] training and technical assistance to both cities and counties.

Georgia Environmental Finance Authority Booth: 156233 Peachtree St. Suite 900

Atlanta, GA 30303

404.584.1059

www.gefa.org

Contact: Dan Clarke; email: [email protected] Georgia Environmental Finance Authority is a state agency that provides financial assistanceand other support services to local governments to improve Georgia’s environment in the areasof water, wastewater, solid waste, land conservation and energy efficiency.

Georgia Food Bank Association Booth: Lobby732 Joseph Lowery Blvd. NW

Atlanta, GA 30318

404.601.2462

www.georgiafoodbankassociation.org

Contact: Danah Craft; email: [email protected] in 1985, the Georgia Food Bank Association (GFBA) is a membership association serv-ing the seven regional food banks in Georgia, which collectively distribute more than 95 millionpounds of food annually to over 2,500 partner nonprofits with food assistance programs in all159 counties throughout the state.

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Georgia Public Library Service Booth: 1521800 Century Place, Suite 150

Atlanta, GA 30345

404.235.7131

www.georgialibraries.org

Contact: David Baker; email: [email protected] empowers libraries to improve the lives of Georgians by ensuring equal access to informa-tion and technology and by promoting the value and joy of life long reading and learning.

Georgia Recreation & Park Association Booth: 161285 Parker Road

Conyers, GA 30094

770.760.1403

www.grpa.org

Contact: Jimmy Gisi; email: [email protected] is a non-profit association for the recreation professionals in Georgia that provides contin-uing education for its members and state athletic championships for Georgia residents.

Georgia Technology Authority Booth: 37148 Holly Hill Drive

Jackson, GA 30233

770-313-4004

www.gagta.com

Contact: Judy Garmany-Ylla; email: [email protected] Georgia Technology Authority seeks to connect Georgians to their government by managingthe delivery of technology services to 1,400 state and local government entities.

Georgia Transmission Corporation Booth: 762100 East Exchange Place

Tucker, GA 30084

770.270.7741

www.gatrans.com

Contact: Jeannine Haynes; email: [email protected] Transmission delivers reliable, cost effective transmission service to Georgia's ElectricMembership Corporations and the 2 million homes, businesses, farms and schools that theyserve.



Georgia United Credit Union Booth: 286705 Sugarloaf Parkway Suite 300

Duluth, GA 30097

770.476.6409

www.georgiaunitedcu.org

Contact: Kim Wall; email: [email protected] United Credit Union is a full-service financial institution offering competitive priced loanand deposit products to all county employees as ACCG's newest Preferred Partner.

Geotechnical & Environmental Consultants, Inc Booth: 104514 Hillcrest Industrial Blvd.

Macon, GA 31204

478.757.1606

www.geconsultants.com

Contact: Tom Driver; email: [email protected] & Environmental Consultants, Inc. (GEC) is a full service engineering consultingfirm that provides consultative services in three key areas: Geotechnical Engineering, Environ-mental Engineering, and Construction Quality Control Testing.

Gleeds Booth: 974 Concourse Parkway Suite 215

Atlanta, GA 30328

770.395.1500

www.gleedsusa.com

Contact: Theresa Beresford; email: [email protected] offers a wide range of construction management services focusing heavily on projectmanagement and cost control, allowing us to provide clients with the assurance that projects aremanaged and controlled in a fiscally responsible manner.

Goodwyn Mills & Cawood, Inc. Booth: 1111200 Abernathy Road NE Suite 1700

Atlanta, GA 30328

770.442.5333

www.gmcnetwork.com

Contact: Paul Anderson; email: [email protected] Mills & Cawood provides a comprehensive array of services including sustainable de-sign, architecture, interior design, surveying, geotechnical, environmental, civil, and transporta-tion engineering, landscape architecure, and planning.

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GovDeals, Inc. Booth: 275907 Carmichael Place

Montgomery, AL 36117

866.377.1494

www.govdeals.com

Contact: Taylor Wilkins; email: [email protected], Inc. is the leading online auction surplus solution, offering its services to governmen-tal entities to sell their surplus vehicles, equipment and other items over the internet.

Hall Booth Smith & Slover, P.C. Booth: 4191 Peachtree Street, NE, Suite 2900

Atlanta, GA 30303-1740

404.654.5017

www.hbss.net

Contact: Nina Tickaradze; email: [email protected] Booth Smith & Slover is a full-service and diverse law firm with eight regional offices inGeorgia, Tennessee and South Carolina.

Harris Computer Booth: 14940 Joe Kennedy Blvd

Statesboro, GA 30458

912.871.7000 5017

www.harriscomputer.com

Contact: Sherri Melton; email: [email protected]

Harris Corporation Booth: 119 & 120221 Jefferson Ridge Parkway

Lynchburg, VA 24501

800.368.3277

www.harris.com

email: [email protected] Public Safety and Professional Communications is a leading supplier of Assured Commu-nications® systems and equipment for federal, public safety, utility and transportation markets,with products ranging from the most advanced IP voice and data networks, to multiband radios,to public safety-grade broadband video and data solutions with over 500 systems deployedworldwide.



Hayes, James & Associates Booth: 644145 Shackleford Road Suite 300

Norcross, GA 30093

770.923.1600

www.hayesjames.com

Contact: Christie Sims; email: [email protected] James is a multidisciplined consulting firm that has specialized in civil engineering, sur-veying and planning design services for over 50 years in Georgia.

HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, Ltd. Booth: 1510641 Scripps Summit Court

San Diego, CA 92131

800.798.8809

Contact: Dan Morgan; email: [email protected]

www.hdsupply.comAt HD Supply Facilities Maintenance, we provide state and local government agencies access tothousands of quality maintenance, repair, and operations products at competitive prices.

Healthstat Inc. Booth: 964601 Charlotte Park Dr, Suite 390

Charlotte, NC 28217

704.529.6161

www.healthstatinc.com

Contact: Bess Fuller; email: [email protected] over 300 centers nationwide, Healthstat is the leading provider for on-site primary care,health risk intervention and chronic condition management services in both the public and pri-vate sectors.

Heath & Lineback Engineers, Inc. Booth: 1512390 Canton Road Bldg 200

Marietta, GA 30064

770.424.1668

www.heath-lineback.com

Contact: Allen Krivsky; email: [email protected] & Lineback Engineers, Inc. is a Georgia-based, Georgia-staffed, Georgia-committed con-sulting firm with significant experience in the design, inspection and maintenance of transporta-tion infrastructure, roads, intersections, railroads, bridges, pedestrian and airport facilities.

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Heery International, Inc. Booth: 34999 Peachtree Street, NE

Atlanta, GA 30309

404.946.2532

www.heery.com

Contact: Stacey Chapman; email: [email protected] International, headquatered in Atlanta, GA, focuses on design, interiors, engineerring,construction and program management for municipal, justice, sports, aviation and healthcarefacilities.

Hogan Construction Group Booth: 575075 Avalon Ridge Parkway

Norcross, GA 30071

770.242.8588

www.HoganConstructionGroup.com

Contact: Charlie Wilson; email: [email protected] Construction Group was founded in 1998 to provide general contracting, constructionmanagement and design-build services for clients throughout the Southeast; major market seg-ments include: Municipal, Library, K-12, Higher Education and Institutional.

HOK Booth: 59191 Peachtree Street Suite 4100

Atlanta, GA 30303

404.439.9000

www.hok.com

Contact: Michael Katzin; email: [email protected] is a global provider of planning, design and delivery solutions for the built environment in-cluding civic, justice, health care and science & technology projects.

Hulsey McCormick & Wallace, Inc. Booth: 5106 Clair Drive

Piedmont, SC 29673

864.269.0890

www.hmwengineers.com

Contact: Wes Hulsey; email: [email protected] McCormick & Wallace is a regional engineering firm committeed to providing our clientswith a high level of professional service, including clear communication, personal attention, im-mediate response, and follow through.



IPG, Inc. Booth: 51807 Northwood Park Drive

Valdosta, GA 31602

229.242.3557

www.ipgarchitects.com

Contact: Malinda Taylor; email: [email protected] provides comprehensive architectural services throughout Georgia and the SoutheasternUnited States.

Jarrard & Davis, LLP Booth: 66105 Pilgrim Village Drive, Suite 200

Cumming, GA 30040

678.455.7150

www.jarrard-davis.com

Contact: Ken Jarrard / Angela Davis; email: [email protected] / adavis@jarrard-

davis.com

Jarrard & Davis is a law firm specializing in providing sound, non-partisan legal advice to

government officials to assist in accomplishing desired policy and operational objectives.

J.M. Wood Auction Company, Inc. Booth: 423475 Ashely Road

Montgomery, AL 36108

334.264.3265

www.jmwood.com

Contact: Russ Wood; email: [email protected] Surplus Auctions. Guaranteed Buyback Programs. Serving Georgia Counties Since1973.

JMA Architecture, Inc Booth: 161PO. Box 814 1002 Main Street

Perry, GA 31069

478.987.1814

www.jmaarch.net

Contact: Henry Mehserle; email: [email protected] Architectural Services located in Perry, GA.

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Keck & Wood, Inc. Booth: 1062750 Premiere Parkway Suite 900

Duluth, GA 30097

678.417.4018

www.keckwood.com

Contact: Michael Warrix; email: [email protected] 1954, Keck & Wood, Inc. has provided specialized engineering and planning services toGeorgia counties in the areas of water, wastewater, transportation, natural gas, community plan-ning, grant assistance, and program management.

Kidz Zone Play Systems Booth: 1277822 Manchester Pike

Murfreesboro, TN 37127

615.217.3334 / 678.643.4883

www.kzplay.com

Contact: Georgia Contact-Charlie Sheffield; email: [email protected] Your complete source for playground and splash pad equipment, shade structures, site ameni-ties and much more; assisting you from design to installation.

Local Government Risk Management Service, Inc. (LGRMS) Booth: 164315 West Ponce de Leon Avenue, Suite 356

Decatur GA, 30030

678.686.6281

www.lgrms.com

Contact: Sherea Robinson; email: [email protected] provides safety, loss control & health promotion services for the ACCG Risk ManagementInsurance Funds.

LGRMS Public Safety Driving Simulator Booth: outside315 West Ponce de Leon Avenue, Suite 356

Decatur GA, 30030

800.650.3120

www.lgrms.com

Contact: Dave Gelsthorpe; email: [email protected]

Lose and Associates Booth: 110220 W. Crogan St., Suite 100


770.338.0017

loseassoc.com

Contact: Whit Alexander; email: [email protected] Architects, Architects, Civil Engineers and Land Planners.



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M SPACE Booth: 23208 S Peterson AVe

Douglas, GA 31533

877.677.2231

www.mspaceholdings.com

Contact: Darren Wiggins; email: [email protected] SPACE, a nationwide modular general contractor, provides efficient construction methods,custom designs and integrated solutions, resulting in well-managed, high quality projects.

Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC Booth: 99200 Galleria Parkway, SE, Suite 1700

Atlanta, GA 30339

800.277.0050

www.mjcpa.com

Contact: Miller Edwards; email: [email protected]&J provides governmental audit, accounting, financial reporting and consulting services toover 200 entities in the Southeast.

MetroAtlanta Ambulance Service/CoastalEMS Booth: Porch 595 Armstrong Street

Marietta, GA 30060

www.maas911.com / www.coastalems.net

Contact: Devan Seabaugh; email: [email protected] owned and nationally accredited private Georgia 9-1-1 ambulance provider interested inpartnering with local county government to bring responsive, cost-effective, high quality EMSinto their communities.

Mid Georgia Ambulance Booth: 352025 Vineville Ave

Macon, GA 31204

478.207.3387

www.MidGeorgiaAmbulance.com

Contact: Haley McNeal; email: [email protected] known and locally owned, Mid Georgia Ambulance is always working to improve thedelivery of quality, cost-effective EMS to the citizens of Georgia: For You-For Life.

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Middle Georgia CAA Booth: 157P.O. Box 2286

Warner Robins, GA 31099

478.922.4464

www. mgcaa.org

Contact: Robin Doster; email: [email protected] non-profit agency that provides social services that address the needs of disadvantagedindividuals.

Moreland Altobelli Associates, Inc. Booth: 67 & 682211 Beaver Ruin Road Suite 190

Norcross, GA 30071

770.263.5945

www.maai.net

Contact: Vickie Moreland; email: [email protected] Altobelli Associates is a Georgia based and owned consulting engineering firm. Profes-sional services incluide program management, construction management and inspection, trans-portation planning and design, land acquisition, structural design and inspection, geotechnicalengineering and materials testing.

MSI Benefits Group, Inc. Booth: 48245 TownPark Drive, Suite 100

Kennesaw, GA 30144

770.425.1231

www.msibenefitsgroup.com

Contact: Les Szabolcsi; email: [email protected] Benefits Group has 29 years of experience in the employee benefits consulting and insur-ance brokerage business and we have developed particular expertise and capabilities in servingthe needs of Georgia public sector groups including 24/7 web based electronic communicationand enrollment which is a state-of-the-art solution for replacing outdated paper & ink enroll-ments.

Municipal Code Corporation Booth: 133PO Box 2235

Tallahassee, FL 32316

800.262.2633

www.municode.com

Contact: Dale Barstow; email: [email protected] Code offers codification, supplementation, minutes imaging and electronic services.



Musco Sports Lighting Booth: 1025243 Riverside Drive #209

Macon, GA 31210

877.894.1497

www.musco.com

Contact: Jeremy Jordan; email: [email protected] Lighting specializes in design and manufacture of large area lighting systems “ offeringmajor enhancements in energy efficiency, environmental light control, cost effectiveness sup-ported by our leading product assurance and warranty program.

NACo Booth: Lobby25 Massachusetts Avenue, NW

Suite 500

Washington, DC 20001

202.393.6226

www.naco.orgThe National Association of Counties (NACo) is the only national organization that representscounty governments before the Administration and Congress.

NAFECO Booth: 1431515 West Moulton Street

Decatur, AL 35601

800.628.6233

www.nafeco.com

Contact: Wendell Faulkner; email: [email protected] Provider of Fire Apparatus and Fire, Police & EMS Equipment and Apparel.

NSP, Inc. Booth: 726850 Shiloh Road East, Ste D


678.947.4400

www.nsp.biz

Contact: Scott Tripp; email: [email protected], Inc. works with counties and cities around the nation in an effort to design, build and man-age wayfinding systems focused on new residential development, civic interests, and green/openspaces.

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National Reimbursement Group Booth: 1502025 Vineville Avenue

Macon, GA 31204

478.972.8351

www.nrgbilling.com

Contact: DeLesia Collins; email: [email protected] Business Services - Ambulance billing becomes an asset rather than a liability with NRG'sfield dictation for crews, fully integrated billing system and guaranteed cash increase for yourcounty.

NaturChem Booth: 155270 Bruner Rd.

Lexington, SC 29072

803.269.3670

www. naturchem.net

Contact: Lance Daniel; email: [email protected] 1987, NaturChem, Inc. has been a leader in providing vegetation management services forthe governmental, municipal, industrial, and private markets.

New South Construction Booth: 791132 W. Peachtree Street

Atlanta, GA 30309

404.443.4130

www.newsouthconstruction.com

Contact: Theresa Smith; email: [email protected] South Construction is a mid-size construction management firm, known in the State of Georgiaas a quality contractor that spends a tremendous amount of time pre planning and understand-ing clients goals, which then become our main focus on each project we build.

Newell Recycling Booth: 141359 Central Avenue

East Point, GA 30344

404.559.5019

www.newellrecycling.com

Contact: Phuong Nguyen; email: [email protected] Recycling, based out of East Point, GA with over 12 locations throughout the state, is oneof the nation’s premier processors of ferrous and nonferrous scrap metals.



Norix Group, Inc. Booth: 221000 Atlantic Drive

West Chicago, IL 60185

800.234.4900

www.norix.com

Contact: Doug Renfrow; email: [email protected] Group has specialized in providing high quality, intensive-use furniture for over 25 years.

O'Brien & Gere Booth: 248200 Robert Drive Suite 450

Atlanta, GA 30350

770.781.1715

www.obg.com

Contact: Maureen Hoke; email: [email protected]'Brien & Gere is an engineering consulting firm with offices in Atlanta and Savannah specializ-ing in water, wastewater, stormwater and environmental services.

Ocmulgee Site Booth: 36213 Wes Park Drive

Perry, GA 31069

478.224.7070

www.ocmulgeesite.com

Contact: Lindsay Bailey; email: [email protected] Site & Environmental Services, Inc. is a surveying and engineering firm that providesprofessional services across the state of Georgia.

Pauly Jail Building Company Booth: 617515 Bataan Court

Noblesville, IN 46062

317.580.0833 27

Contact: Diane Bruining; email: [email protected] Jail Building Company installs detention equipment in jails and prisons across Georgiaconsisting of Security Locks, Detention Doors, Security Glass, Detention Furniture and SecurityElectronics.

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Pictomety Booth: 128100 Town Centre Drive, Suite A

Rochester, NY 14623

585.487.1525

pictometry.com

Contact: Scott Sherwood; email: [email protected] is the premier provider of oblique aerial imagery which allow counties to view everyfoot of their jurisdiction from multiple angles on their desktop resulting in increased productiv-ity, safety and reduced costs.

Pieper O'Brien Herr Architects Booth: 853000 Royal Blvd South


770.569.1706

www.poharchitects.com

Contact: Laurie Walters; email: [email protected] O'Brien Herr Architects provides full architectural and interior design services on a widevariety of municipal projects for Georgia's counties.

Pond & Company Booth: 543500 Parkway Lane Suite 600

Norcross, GA 30092

678.336.7740

www.pondco.com

Contact: Ashley Horne; email: [email protected] & Company builds better communities offering full service architecture, engineering, con-struction management, planning and landscape architecture services to local governmentsthroughout Georgia.

Precision Planning, Inc. Booth: 63P.O. Box 2210


770.338.8103

www.ppi.us

Contact: Carla Carraway; email: [email protected] Planning, Inc. is a multi-disciplined design firm based in Georgia with a 29-year his-tory of successful county projects.



QS/1 Booth: 93PO Box 6052

Spartanburg, SC 29304

800.235.0762

http://qs1gov.com

Contact: Lori Chisom; email: [email protected]/1 is a leading provider of Utility Billing and Financial Software and Support.

RDA System Booth: 159441 Main Street

Canton, GA 30115

770.479.7933

Contact: Bobby McRae; email: [email protected] Accounting, Financial, Revenue, and HR management software solutions.

Republic Services, Inc. Booth: 91323 Marble Mill Road

Marietta, GA 30060

404.202.1536

www.disposal.com

Contact: Monica Moseley; email: [email protected] Services provides industry-leading solid waste, recycling and environmental services.

Reynolds-Warren Equipment Co., Inc. Booth: 1181945 Forest Parkway

Lake City, GA 30260

404.361.1593

reynoldswarren.com

Contact: Steve Meissen; email: [email protected] Warren Equipment has supplied Georgia counties with all types of asphalt paving,patching, and mowing equipment since 1977.

Rindt-McDuff Associates, Inc. Booth: 109334 Cherokee Street

Marietta, GA 30060

770.427.8123

www.rindt-mcduff.com

Contact: Tom Killian; email: [email protected] Associates, Inc. provides local governments with project planning, grant fundingalternatives and engineering design services for water, sewer and transportation projects.

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Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (America) Booth: 1414170 Highway 154

Newnan, GA 30265

770.304.3355

www.rbauction.com

Contact: Darrin Hogeboom; email: [email protected] world's largest auctioneer of unused & used heavy equipment and trucks.

Roadway Management, Inc. Booth: 861936 Lee Road,STE 105

Winter Park, FL 32789

863.287.5210

www.roadwaymanagement .com

Contact: Randy Shane; email: [email protected] for Tomorrow: We work with you for all of your Pavement Preservation needs frompaved roads to dirt roads, saving you money and maximizing your budget by using "The RightTreatment, On the Right Road, At The Right Time."

Robert and Company Booth: 101229 Peachtree Street, NE

Suite 2000, International Tower

Atlanta, GA 30303

404.577.4000

www.robertandcompany.com

Contact: John Ford; email: [email protected] and Company is a full service planning, design, and engineering firm based in Atlanta.

RT Lawrence Corporation Booth: 15414111 New Freeway Drive, Suite 200

Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

562.483.7370

www.rtlawrence.com

Contact: John Phillips; email: [email protected] is a total payment processing solution provider specializing in: In House Remittance Solu-tions, Lockbox Services and Electronic Payment Solutions for Government agencies.



Rural Metro Ambulance Booth: 160250 Hembree Park Dr. Suite 112

Roswell, GA 30076

678.473.1990

www.rmetro.com

Contact: Tony Anteau; email: [email protected]/Metro Corporation is a leading provider of emergency and non-emergency medical trans-portation services, fire protection and other safety-related services to municipal, residential,commercial and industrial customers in approximately 400 communities.

Rushton & Company, LLC Booth: 26P.O. Box 2917


770.287.7800

www.rushtonandcompany.com

Contact: Chris Hollifield; email: [email protected] & Company, LLC is a full service CPA firm specializing in audit and consulting servicesfor local governments, agencies and authorities.

Santek Waste Services Booth: 135650 25th Street NW Suite 100

Cleveland, TN 37311

423.476.9160

www.santekenviro.com

Contact: David Klein; email: [email protected] 24 years, Santek Waste Services has been providing local governments with a full array oflandfill management services and currently manages 14 solid waste facilities in an eight-stateregion and 3 within the State of Georgia.

Sentinel Offender Services, Inc Booth: 89Five Concourse Parkway, Suite 775

Atlanta, GA 30328

678-443-9525 ext 13

www.sentrak.com

Contact: Tim Lewis; email: [email protected] owned business, serves 80+ Georgia courts and employs more than 220 Georgians. Weoffer a broad spectrum of services that improves Fine collections at no cost to the taxpayer.

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ShawHankins, Inc. Booth: 1P.O. Box 1298

Cartersville, GA 30120

770.382.0951

www.shawhankins.com

Contact: Kathryn Bryant; email: [email protected] is a market leading employee benefits brokerage firm with 50 years of experiencein developing benefit plans with quality insurance carriers at the most competitive rates in themarket.

Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Booth: 1241717 Deerfield Rd.

Deerfield, IL 60015

803.260.5058

www.siemens.com

Contact: Dave Loftin; email: [email protected] Healthcare Diagnostics provides solutions for on-site drug testing with small, medium,and large automated drug testing analzyers to a variety of agencies within a county or city includ-ing drug court testing, probation testing, workplace testing, school testing, and all governmentemployee testing.

Sizemore Group, LLC Booth: 1421700 Commerce Drive, NW

Atlanta, GA 30318

404.605.0690 222

www.sizemoregroup.com

Contact: Crystal Callwood; email: [email protected] Group, a civic architectural, planning and project management firm, partners withlocal government clients to create great communities.

South East Emulsions Booth: Porch115 Industrial Park Drive

Perry, GA 31069

229.364.2906

www.SoutheastEmulsions.com

Contact: Chris Dukes; email: [email protected] are an emulsion manufacturing facility that produces GDOT approved emulsions for roadwayconstruction and pavement preservation applications.



South Eastern Road Treatment Booth: 13453 Columbia Industrial Blvd

Evans, GA 30809

706.860.1893

www.calciumchloride.com

Contact: Richie Allen; email: [email protected] treat unpaved roads for dust control and stabilization.

Southeastern Auto Auction Booth: Porch1712 Dean Forest Road

Savannah, GA 31408

912.965.9901

www.southeasternaa.com

Contact: Terry Page; email: [email protected] in the liquidation of Automotive Assests for businesses, including New and Used CarDealers, Local Governments, Area Companies, and other Fleet Lease Agencies.

Southern Health Partners Booth: 772030 Hamilton Place Boulevard Suite #140

Chattanooga, TN 37421

888.231.2890

www.southernhealthpartners.com

Contact: Stephanie Bennett; email: [email protected] is a leading provider of medical, dental and mental health services to inmates in city andcounty jail facilities.

Southern Playgrounds, Inc Booth: 43 & 44PO Box 4681

Marietta, GA 30061

770.218.1912

southernplaygrounds.com

Contact: Warren Schlender; email: [email protected] playground equipment and park amenities by Playworld Systems, and shade systemsand picnic shelters.

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Stantec Booth: 906055 Lakeside Commons Drive, Suite 100

Macon, GA 31210

478.474.6100 1860

www.stantec.com

Contact: Mitchell Greenway; email: [email protected] provides professional services in environmental infrastructure, transportation, environ-mental management, surveying, subsurface utility engineering, urban land engineering, and assetmanagement.

Stevenson & Palmer Engineering Booth: 1382430 Herodian Way, Suite 101

Smyrna, GA 30080

770.952.2481

www.speng.com

Contact: Charles Welch; email: [email protected] service municipal consulting specializing in water/wastewater, street and storm drainage im-provements. Serving Georgia cities and counties for over 50 years.

STV Incorporated Booth: 1032430 Mall Drive, Suite 315

North Charleston, SC 29406

843.207.2020

www.stvinc.com

Contact: Dan Moses; email: [email protected] Incorporated is a civil engineering consulting firm with offices in North Carolina, South Car-olina, and Georgia.

Surveying and Mapping Society of GA Booth: 65P.O. Box 778

Douglasville, GA 30133

770.947.1767

Contact: Ginger Walker; email: [email protected] association of licensed land surveyors dedicated to the promotion and the protec-tion of the profession and surveying and mapping as a social and an economic influence vital tothe affairs of men and of the community.



Sutton Architectural Services, Inc. Booth: 60601 A.J. Land Road

Canton, GA 30115

770.442.8682

www.suttonarchitecturalservices.com

Contact: Peter Sutton; email: [email protected] Professional Architectural and Interior Design Services for all types of countybuilding facilities.

Taylor Benefit Resource Booth: 148P.O. Box 6580

Thomasville, GA 31758

229.225.9943

www.tbrtpa.info

Keefe Newton; email: [email protected] Taylor Benefit Resource, Inc. is a Third Party Administrator providing a wide variety of cus-tomized benefit services for county governments both large and small.

Terrell, Hundley & Carroll Right of Way Services Booth: 3777 Petty Road, Suite 201


678.376.4614

www.thc-rwsi.com

Contact: Gary Webb; email: [email protected], Hundley & Carroll Right of Way Services, Inc. provides right of way services includingland acquisition, relocation and project/program management services to city, county, state andfederal governments and agencies.

THC, Inc. Booth: 1251755 North Brown Road Suite 125


770.623.0520

www.thcinc.net

Contact: Michael Moore; email: [email protected], Inc. personnel are GDOT-certified and deliver professional right of way acquisition and re-location services which are compliant with federal and state regulations, maintain tight sched-ules, meet budgetary constraints and provide outstanding customer service to both you and yourcommunity.

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The Collaborative Firm, LLC Booth: 811514 East Cleveland Ave. Suite 82

East Point, GA 30344

404.684.7031

www.tcfatl.com

Contact: Michael Hightower; email: [email protected] Collaborative Firm provides a variety of services to its clients which include ComprehensivePlanning, Local Planning Studies, Program Management and Public Involvement & Visioning.

The LPA Group Incorporated Booth: 61125 Town Park Drive Suite 450

Kennesaw, GA 30144

678.626.0915

www.lpagroup.com

Contact: Harold Linnenkohl; email: [email protected] LPA GROUP INCORPORATED is a full service transportation consulting firm that specializesin planning, highway engineering, construction management and engineering inspection.

The Miller Group Booth: 831715 Nolan Court

Morrow, GA 30260

770.968.9100

www.millergroupusa.com

Contact: Joe Vail; email: [email protected] Miller Group, Inc is a major pavement rehabilitation contractor based in Morrow, Georgiaservicing the Southeast U.S.A. whose operations focus on all facets of the asphalt recycling indus-try and, in particular, cold milling, full depth reclamation, in-place recycling and stabilization.

The Potts Company Booth: 40981 East Freeway Drive

Conyers, GA 30094

770.483.9299

www.pottsco.com

Contact: Rebecca Endress; email: [email protected] Construction is a leading Construction Management firm specializing in the construction ofCounty government facilities.



The Public Group Booth: PorchP.O. Box 50676

Provo, UT 84605

800/591.5546 ext. 179

www.publicsurplus.com

Contact: Kurt Gashler; email: [email protected] Public Group is a software development company that provides web-based "Software as aService" (SaaS) solutions to government agencies striving to improve the effectiveness and effi-ciency of their Surplus Auction, Vendor Management, Electronic Bid Response, and ContractManagement processes at the best value available.

The Shaw Group, Inc. Booth: 8011560 Great Oaks Way, Suite 500


770.475.8994

www.shawgrp.com

Contact: Jitendra Carpenter; email: [email protected] Shaw Group, Inc. is a leading Fortune 500 engineering, program/construction managementfirm in the transportation, water/wastewater, environmental and power sectors.

Tractor & Equipment Co. Booth: 123 & outside 5732 Frontage Road

Forest Park, GA 30297

404.366.0693

www.tractor-equipment.com

Contact: DeVaughn Pettit; email: [email protected] the "Customer" First, A Tractor & Equipment Company Tradition Since 1943.

Trane Booth: 212677 Buford Hwy NE

Atlanta, GA 30324

404.321.7500

www.trane.com/georgia-alabama

Contact: Cameron Griffith; email: [email protected] is a world leading Energy Services Company (ESCO) that works with government cus-tomers to increase energy efficiency, reduce operational costs and help the environment withprojects that have no upfront cost and positive project cashflow.

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TransformHealthRx Booth: 1371221 Merchants Way, Suite 302

Statesboro, GA 30458

912.871.5219

www.TransformHealthRx.com

Contact: Kristin Rivers; email: [email protected] is a medical services company providing a unique approach to healthcarefor employer sponsored clinics and inmate facilities.

TTL,Inc Booth: 711309 Edgewood Drive

Valdosta, GA 31601

229.244.8619

www.ttlusa.com

Contact: Keith Reaves; email: [email protected] is a geotechnical, analytical, materials testing and environmental connsulting company.

Turner Construction Booth: 923560 Lenox Road, Suite 1100

Atlanta, GA 30326

404.504.3706

www.turnerconstruction.com

Contact: Theresa Schroeder; email: [email protected] Construction is the leading general builder in the U.S., ranked #1 by ENR for JusticeFacilities in 2011 and the nation’s top LEED Construction Management firm.

UGA Cooperative Extension Booth: 131 & 132319 Hoke Smith Building

Athens GA, 30602

706.542.1098

www.caes.uga.edu/extension/

Contact: Jeff Christie; email: [email protected] Cooperative Extension extends lifelong learning to the people of Georgia through unbiased,research-based education in agriculture, the environment, communities, youth and families. Ex-tension agents stay in touch with issues relevant to people in local communities through countyExtension offices.



URS Corporation Booth: 49400 Northpark Town Center

1000 Abernathy Road, NE, Suite 900

Atlanta, GA 30328

678.808.8800

www.urscorp.com

Contact: Peter Hortman; email: [email protected] Corporation is a leading provider of engineering, construction and technical services forpublic agencies around the world, offering a full range of program management; planning, de-sign and engineering; construction and construction management; operations and maintenanceservices to federal, state and local governments.

Utility Service Company, Inc. Booth: 140P.O. Box 1354

Perry, GA 31069

478.987.0303

www.utilityservice.com

Contact: Charles Belcher; email: [email protected] Service Company, Inc. provides a full range of potable water tank maintenance services.

Verizon Wireless Booth: 33One Verizon Place, GA2B3BBS


404.210.4415

www.verizonwireless.com

Contact: Richard Long; email: [email protected] wireless communications and solutions partner of ACCG & Georgia local government.

Waste Industries Booth: 1002699 Cochran Industrial Blvd

Douglasville, GA 30134

770.206.0519

www.wasteindustries.com

Contact: Don Collins; email: [email protected] Waste Collection, Transportation, and Disposal Company with 40 years of industry experi-ence serving over 875,000 customers in the Southeastern US.

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Waste Management Booth: 1051850 Parkway Place

Marietta, GA 30067

404.387.4335

www.wm.com

Contact: Marla Prince; email: [email protected] Management is the world's leading waste environmental services company.

Waste Pro of Georgia Booth: 1293512 Oakcliff Road

Doraville, GA 30340

770.777.1447

www.wasteprousa.com

Contact: Brandi Hunter; email: [email protected] Pro is one of the fastest growing, privately owned solid waste companies, serving 7 statesand 1.8 million customers with solid waste and recycling collection, processing, and disposalservices.

Williams & Associates Booth: 782470 Daniels Bridge Road Suite 161

Athens, GA 30606

706.310.0400

www.gaplanning.com

Contact: Kevin Hall; email: [email protected] & Associates provides comprehensive civil and traffic engineering, surveying, and land-scape architecture services throughout Georgia, with an emphasis on transportation enhance-ment and infrastructure improvement projects.

Winter Construction Booth: 98191 Peachtree Street Suite 2100

Atlanta, GA 30303

404.965.3311

www.winter-construction.com

Contact: Richard Collins; email: [email protected] Construction is a local Georgia based General Contractor specializing in the governmentmarket segmet, along with K-12, retail, hospitality, and higher education markets.



WK Dickson and Co. Inc. Booth: 412120 Powers Ferry Road

Suite 100

Atlanta, Georgia 30339

770.955.5574

www.wkdickson.com

Contact: Kraig Kern; email: [email protected] Dickson is an ENR Top 500 multi-disciplined consulting firm specializing in total communityinfrastructure solutions including airport development; water resources; site design; stormwater;and geographic information services.

Yancey Bros. Co. Booth: 55, 56, 69, 70 & outside330 Lee Industrial Blvd.

Austell, GA 30168

770.941.2300

www.YanceyBros.com

Contact: Greg DeWalt; email: [email protected] its 100 Year Anniversary and 100 years of service to Georgia county governments,Yancey Bros. Co. is ready to provide assistance and guidance for all of your parts, service andequipment needs from any of our stores in twenty different Georgia communities.

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