At the Thursday, November 7 regular city council meeting, Alderman Brett North presented the annual United States Marine Corps Day Proclamation to Acworth IT Director Matthew Sender who served six years as sergeant with the Marines Corps. U.S. Marine Corps Day is being recognized in the City of Acworth on November 10, and citizens are urged to acknowledge the service, sacrifice, and faithfulness of those who have and are serving as well as their families.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Chief Evans presented the annual Public Safety Appreciation Week Proclamation to members of the Acworth Police Department, with special mention of Sergeant Eric Mistretta, who received the Cobb Chamber Community Improvement Award for his work in community engagement. An Acworth police officer was also honored as Cobb Chamber Officer of the Year for saving a woman's life during a mental health crisis.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Acworth Police Department Chief Evans presented the annual Red Ribbon Week Proclamation to members of the Young Marines, who advised of their mission and activities.  Red Ribbon Week is being recognized October 23-31 in the Acworth community to emphasize drug prevention and awareness.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Development Director Alex Almodovar acknowledged Daniel Gaddis from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs who recognized the City for receiving the PlanFirst Community designation for effective implementation of its comprehensive plan. The PlanFirst designation lasts for three years commencing January 1, 2025, and enables communities to take advantage of various incentives such as statewide recognition and access to several resources.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Human Resource Director Dana Alvin recognized members of the Acworth Wellness Committee and One Digital partners for their contributions in the city being named Atlanta’s Healthiest Employer for 2024 by the Atlanta Business Chronical.  Team members received a certificate of recognition for their efforts in promoting health awareness amongst city employees.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Deputy City Manager of Operations Angie Luna recognized City Clerk Regina Russell for twenty years of dedicated service to the City of Acworth.  The City of Acworth is grateful for Ms. Russell and her immeasurable contributions to the Acworth Community and City Team throughout her service. Ms. Russell was accompanied by her spouse for the presentation.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Deputy City Manager of Support Services Keith Wilson and Customer Service Supervisor Wayne Tumbleson recognized Tax Administrator Tamie Seivers for twenty years of service to the City of Acworth.  Mr. Wilson and Mr. Tumbleson thanked Ms. Seivers for her dedication to her role and the Acworth community, and acknowledged the impact she brings to the City Team. Ms. Seivers was accompanied by her family for the presentation.

At the Thursday, October 17 regular city council meeting, Alderman North presented the annual United States Navy Day Proclamation to Officer Scott Whiddon of the Acworth Police Department.  Navy day is celebrated on October 13, and this year marks the 249th anniversary. Citizens are encouraged to remember and thank our veterans and active military personnel who faithfully serve in this and other branches of the United States Armed Forces.