Our administrative offices will be closed Monday, May 29 in observation of Memorial Day. All garbage and recycling will be picked up the day following your usual schedule. This Memorial … Continue reading Offices Closed for Memorial Day
Offices Closed for MLK Day
City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed Monday, January 16, 2023, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. All garbage will be picked up the day following … Continue reading Offices Closed for MLK Day
Catching Up: Sgt. Rob Holloway
Survival and recovery have taken CPD Sergeant Rob Holloway on a long journey in the year since he was injured in the line of duty, last April 12. Rob receives … Continue reading Catching Up: Sgt. Rob Holloway
Parsons Is City’s Longest Serving Employee
With 44 years of service, Kay Parsons is the city’s longest-tenured employee. She is the Executive Assistant to the Office of the Chief of Police. Miss Kay, as she is … Continue reading Parsons Is City’s Longest Serving Employee
City Gets Crisis Response Team Grant
Over the next three years, the City of Carrollton will receive $550,000 from a Department of Justice grant to expand and enhance the Carroll County Crisis Response Team. The funding … Continue reading City Gets Crisis Response Team Grant
Carrollton Youth Council
The City of Carrollton and the city schools system are partnering on a new program to spread awareness of government and develop the leaders of the future. The Carrollton City … Continue reading Carrollton Youth Council
GA Cities Week
By Jonathan DorseyThe Georgia Municipal Association will celebrate cities across the state, October 3-9, during Georgia Cities Week. City government is the level of government closest to its citizens and … Continue reading GA Cities Week
Shop With A Cop Brings Christmas Cheer
Local law enforcement officers didn’t let the pandemic put a damper on the annual Shop With A Cop event, the highlight of the year for many local children and officers … Continue reading Shop With A Cop Brings Christmas Cheer
Alice Park Renovations
Two deteriorating wooden pergolas that had been in Carrollton’s Alice Park since it was built 20 years ago have been replaced with new, upgraded metal structures. “The pergolas were in … Continue reading Alice Park Renovations
SNAP Helps First Responders Help the Community
The more information first responders have when they arrive at the scene of an emergency, the better they are able to assess the situation, leading to a more positive outcome. … Continue reading SNAP Helps First Responders Help the Community