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Get to Know Your Hometown: Monroe, Georgia

Navigating government resources can be confusing, but understanding how your local community works makes everything easier — and it starts right in your hometown!

Being involved in your local city government helps you stay informed, connected, and prepared in times of crisis. So, let’s start with the beautiful town of Monroe, Georgia!


Your Town’s Website

Every town has an official website. If you’re unsure where to start, simply search your town’s name online.

For Monroe, visit:
🔗 www.monroega.com


Attend Local Meetings

Get involved by attending monthly public meetings. You can find the full calendar here:
🔗 Monroe City Calendar

Upcoming Meetings


Regular Meeting Schedule

You can find all public meeting schedules under Boards and Commissions here:
🔗 Public Meetings & Boards

Monthly Meetings Overview:

  • City Council — 2nd Tuesday of each month, 6:00 PM, City Hall
  • Downtown Development Authority — 2nd Thursday of each month, 8:00 AM, Municipal Auditorium
  • Planning & Zoning Commission — 3rd Tuesday of each month, 5:30 PM, Municipal Auditorium
  • Historic Preservation Committee — 4th Tuesday of each month, 6:00 PM, Municipal Auditorium

📍 All meetings are held at City Hall, 215 North Broad Street, Monroe, GA.


Open Records Requests

Transparency is a vital part of good government. The City of Monroe follows the Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70, et seq.), which allows citizens to request public records.

🔗 Submit an Open Records Request

Under Monroe’s 2021 resolution:

  • The City Administrator is designated as the Open Records Officer.
  • The City Clerk serves as the Alternate Officer.
  • All requests must be made in writing.

This ensures all city records are handled efficiently and transparently.


Get Involved in Your Community

Monroe’s website is full of information about local government, recreation, and family activities. Stay informed and connected by exploring community events:

🔗 Downtown Monroe Events Calendar


Final Thoughts

Local engagement starts with awareness. Attending meetings, learning about open records, and participating in community events are simple ways to make a meaningful difference.

Get involved. Know your town. Be the change in your community!


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