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Clayton County seeks resident feedback.

Clayton County Chairman Jeffrey Turner interacts with residents at the first ‘Show on the Road’ event presented by the county. CONTRIBUTED
Clayton County Chairman Jeffrey Turner interacts with residents at the first ‘Show on the Road’ event presented by the county. CONTRIBUTED
By Pamela Miller
June 7, 2018

Clayton County presents its second “Show on the Road” road event 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 9 at Southlake Mall, 1000 Southlake Circle, Morrow.

Free an open to the public, the purpose of the event is for reisents to meet with county heads who will explain their role in county government. County Chairman Jeffrey Turner enourages residents to discuss their needs and concerns and to let the department heads know if they’ve done a good job.

The first “Show on the Road” took place in April. There will be two more after Saturday.

Information: www.claytoncountyga.gov or 770-477-3208.

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