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Douglasville Recycling Center wins state award; city staff and office moves noted
Summary
The podcast relaunch noted the Douglasville Recycling Center won the Waste Reduction Award from the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation, City Hall offices temporarily moved to the former Airway Christian Academy at 6758 Spring Street and David Garcia was introduced as the city's new branding and design manager.
On the podcast relaunch, host Jason Post announced that the Douglasville Recycling Center was awarded the Waste Reduction Award by the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation, citing the city's recycling efforts and rising monthly recycling totals.
Post also told listeners that city staff have moved to temporary offices in the former Airway Christian Academy building at 6758 Spring Street; finance, administrative, human resources, community development and community relations are now at that address, while engineering and public services offices are located at 8845 Courthouse Square West. The host said the move is temporary while a new City Hall is built and that the podcast will provide periodic updates on that project.
The podcast introduced David Garcia as the city's new "branding and design manager." Garcia confirmed the title and the hosts described his role producing city branding, social graphics and animated recycling recaps that summarize recycling center numbers each month.
Listeners were directed to the city's website for event and departmental information. No formal motions, votes or fiscal figures were discussed on the episode.
