Mayor Allegood and the City Team welcomed Bows and Ties Children's Boutique to Historic Downtown Main Street on Thursday, February 15 with a ribbon cutting. Bows and Ties Children's Boutique offers a variety of children's clothing and accessories. The business is located at 4809 South Main Street, Acworth, GA, 30101. Mayor Allegood congratulated business owner, Kwanza Zimmerman, on her new venture, and thanked her for her investment in the city.  

At the Thursday, February 1 regular city council meeting, Acworth Parks, Recreation and Community Resource Department Director Kim Watt recognized Lauren Ham, Therapeutic Recreation Coordinator, for 15 years of service with the City of Acworth.  Ms. Ham was commended for her role and contributions in fostering special needs programs in the Acworth community through the Horizon League.

At the Thursday, February 1 regular city council meeting, Mayor Tommy Allegood presented the Annual Georgia Day Proclamation to members of the Liberty Hill Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.  This year marks the 291st anniversary in celebrating the proud and rich heritage of Georgia.  Georgians are invited to rediscover our state's natural, cultural, and historical wonders and sites, as well as recognize the people, institutions, and historic events that have shaped Georgia's place in our shared history and global commerce.

At the Thursday, February 1 regular city countil meeting, Alderman Toby Carmichael presented the annual Scouting Anniversary Week Proclamation to Troop 730 Leader Antoine Johnson and Scouts in attendance. This year marks the 114th anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America.  There are many community organizations in Acworth and North Cobb that make Scouting available for hundreds of youth members who participate in Scouting programs as a means for character building, citizenship training, and personal fitness.   The City of Acworth encourages community youth to join a READ MORE

At the Thursday, February 1 regular city council meeting, Alderman Tim Houston presented the annual Black History Month Proclamation to Judge Angela Brown, the daughter of the late Leonard Hall, a former Tuskegee Airman who was the recipient of the proclamation approximately eight years ago.  Black History Month is a time for all Americans to reflect on the rich history and teachings of African Americans whose contributions are vast and wide. Citizens are encouraged to join the Acworth community in celebrating the collective ingenuity, creativity, cultures, READ MORE

At the Thursday, January 18 regular city council meeting, Chief Evans recognized Regina Robuck for her generous contribution to the Police Department's newest member K-9 Robuck in honor of her late father Phillip Robuck.  Canine Robuck partners with Officer Anthony Trapani for the enhancement of department capabilities, actively contributes to community service, and stands as a symbol of community commitment through Ms. Robuck's thoughtful contribution.

At the Thursday, January 18 regular city council meeting, Chief Evans introduced and welcomed the two newest members to the department. Officers Jackson and Cook were previously sworn-in after their recent graduation from the Academy.

At the Thursday, January 18 regular city council meeting, Founder Bob Kelly and members of Helping One Guy (H.O.G.). presented a check donation to Mayor Tommy, Alderman Prather, and Acworth Parks, Recreation, and Community Resources Director Kim Watt in support of the Horizon League.  H.O.G. has donated to the City for the past 12 years and is committed to having fundraisers, that consist of six meals a year, for recipients with medical conditions who benefit 100% from proceeds. Thank you to Helping One Guy for READ MORE

Acworth Police Chief Jesse Evans recognized Lieutenant Jason Larocque in celebration of 20 years of service to the City. The City of Acworth thanks Lieutenant Larocque for his dedication and steadfast service to the Acworth community.

At the Thursday, January 4 regular city council meeting, City Attorney Doug Haynie performed the swearing-in of H. Luke Mayes, IV for the role of Municipal Court Judge.  Acworth Municipal Court judges are sworn in every two years.  City Attorney Haynie also swore in Mayor Allegood as Judge Hac Vice for title purposes of performing ceremonial tasks associated with the Acworth Municipal Court.