Posted by Staff Reports | Oct 20, 2026 | Floyd News, Top Local News | 0 | The ACCG Georgia Counties (ACCG or Georgia’s County Association) recognized more than 100 county officials for completing requirements in the ACCG Lifelong Learning Academy. Recipients were presented with their achievement certificates during the association’s 2026 Legislative Leadership Conference at The Classic Center in Athens-Clarke County. Three Floyd County Commissioners were honored for successfully completing requirements in the Lifelong Learning Academy. Chair Rhonda Wallace completed the Economic and Community Development specialty track. Commissioner Allison Watters completed the County Operations and Management specialty track. Commissioner David Thornton completed core requirements. ACCG and the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia (CVIOG) have collaborated for more than two decades to provide county officials with supplemental training and educational tools in the Lifelong Learning Academy. With abundant courses from which they may choose, every county official has a tailor-made learning experience that allows them to excel in specific areas of expertise. “The Lifelong Learning Academy provides county officials with valuable knowledge of the fundamentals of county government while also keeping them current on emerging issues and trends,” said ACCG Executive Director Dave Wills. “By investing in their education, county leaders strengthen their ability to respond…
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