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With a vibrant sensibility and urbane pedigree, Alpharetta is the very embodiment of what it claims itself to be: Awesome! And this city of approximately 54,000 residents, located in metropolitan Atlanta less than 25 miles from the city, isn't shy about celebrating this most auspicious trait. (Read more at http://www.alpharetta.ga.us/ or http://www.awesomealpharetta.com/.)
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Incorporated on February 12, 2008, Castle Pines is a city of about 10,000 located approximately 20 miles south of Denver in Douglas County, Colorado. Our city's stated vision is to "Enhance our community's unique character by ensuring excellent infrastructure, safe neighborhoods, maximum citizen participation and conscientious development that balances open space, residential and commercial uses." The city incorporated as a statutory city under Colorado law and follows the Mayor-Council government system. Visit City of Castle Pine's Website

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Conyers is the only city in Rockdale County, Georgia, United States. It is twenty-four miles east of Atlanta. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 10,689. Census estimates of 2005 indicate a population of 12,205. The city is the county seat of Rockdale County. By 2009, the reported population was 13,941.The formerly separate town of Milstead is now part of Conyers.
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The city of Cumming, Georgia is located approximately 45 minutes north of Atlanta, Georgia. Situated in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Cumming provides a suburban Atlanta community with alot to offer. Visit City of Cumming's Website

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Today's Dalton is a growing, vibrant reminder of Georgia's past and its future. Dalton is unrivaled in its production of carpet. Almost 90% of the functional carpet produced world-wide is made within a 25-mile radius of this north Georgia city. Visit City of Dalton's Website

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The City of Doraville prides itself on its ability to accommodate a growing, diverse population in Metropolitan Atlanta while maintaining its small-town charm and sense of community. While tremendous growth in the area has presented challenges, City leadership and services have consistently met the changing demands. Visit City of Doraville's Website

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Douglas County is the only comprehensive government in Douglas County, providing all services to its citizens, including fire and emergency services, libraries, jail facilities, E-911, transportation planning, roadway signalization, signage and marking, vanpool and express bus service, informative and interactive web site, a government access cable television channel, landfill and recycling programs, direct sponsorship and planning of events to bring our community together, and other traditional government services. Visit Douglas County's Website

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Forsyth County is committed to providing and maintaining the most efficient, customer service-oriented county government possible. The county will be an innovative and strategic leader in providing essential and effective public services in a fiscally prudent and professional manner. By preserving and enhancing a high quality of life, Forsyth County will remain a healthy, safe and compelling place in which to live, work, recreate, visit and invest. Visit Forsyth County's Website

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Fulton County is home to over one million residents who enjoy exceptional schools, world class sports and entertainment, public transportation, and a government that is committed to providing world class service. Fulton County, Georgia's largest county, is the best place to work, play, serve and thrive. Visit Fulton County's Website

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Hales Corners offers valuable resources for residents. A large central shopping area, excellent schools, Whitnall Park and its world-famous Boerner Botanical Gardens, and Wehr Nature Center are all shared with bordering communities. These facts, plus the ready access to the freeway system, promote the reputation of the Village as being "a great place to live".
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Our mission is to serve and respond to the needs of the Porterville community for a better quality of life through visionary planning, design, and development - now and into the future.
The Community Development Department is comprised of four divisions, Economic Development, Housing Assistance, Redevelopment, and Planning. We strive to provide the public with personal attention, accurate information, and timely solutions in a manner that instills public trust and confidence while exceeding service expectations.
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Whitfield County broke from Murray County in 1851. Its name remembers Reverend George Whitefield, a preacher whose tent revival sermons lent fire to the First Great Awakening. Once known as Cross Plains, Dalton, the county seat, earned its new name when residents decided to compliment a civil engineer who had worked in the area, John Dalton. Visit Whitfield County's Website

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