Council backs application to Georgia Economic Placemaking Collaborative
Council unanimously approved a resolution supporting application to the Georgia Economic Placemaking Collaborative, a two‑year technical program to help Chattahoochee Hills develop tourism and destination marketing strategies and turn a 2020 tourism product report into an actionable economic plan.
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The council unanimously adopted item 24‑061 to support the city’s application to the Georgia Economic Placemaking Collaborative (GEPC), a two‑year program that partners with selected localities to develop economic‑tourism strategies and destination marketing. Economic director Chris Montesinos described the program as a chance to convert the city’s 2020 tourism product development work into an economic development strategic plan.
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