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However even Fayette lags behind national average Author: Doug Richards Updated: 8:11 PM EDT June 24, 2021
FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. Georgia’s COVID rates have plummeted in the last few weeks – and some of the credit belongs to a bedroom community south of Atlanta.
Fayette County has quietly led Georgia in COVID vaccination rates for weeks.
Yet the reasons for it seem rooted in old-school civic engagement, rather than any groundbreaking innovation. I think it’s the level of engagement in our community, said Charles Rousseau, a member of the Fayette County Board of Commissioners. Whether it’s with churches or with civic groups, our residents respond.
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Fayette County Commissioner Charles Rousseau (L) and County Administrator Steve Rapson discuss agenda item before the regular meeting May 13. Photo/Cal Beverly.
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Fayette Commissioner Eric Maxwell at May 13 meeting. Photo/Cal Beverly.
Two groups of residents tried to persuade the Fayette County Commission Thursday night to delay a vote on how to spend $22 million in federal Covid-relief funds. Both groups were unsuccessful.
A who’s who of Fayette County’s charities Thursday night sought to change the county commission’s policy of never donating tax money to a non-profit. Despite their pleas, the answer remained, “No.”