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Acworth's Real Time Crime Center is revolutionizing police work, leveraging drones and advanced technology to boost investigations and save lives.

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Acworth police outline Real Time Crime Center and drone unit
Police Chief Cheatham and RTCC manager Macy Williams described Acworth's Real Time Crime Center, including drone operations, thermal imaging and FAA safety rules; Williams credited the unit with supporting arrests and searches since opening in April.
citizenportal.ai
November 3, 2026 at 9:33 PM
Acworth City Council is set to revamp its hotel-motel tax structure, aiming to boost local tourism funding while maintaining essential partnerships!

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Acworth board backs moving hotel-motel tax agreement with Cobb Travel and Tourism to consent agenda
Council discussed a draft agreement to work with Cobb Travel & Tourism as the city’s destination marketing organization, reallocating a share of hotel-motel collections to retain more local growth; the resolution to request state authorization was moved to the consent agenda.
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November 3, 2026 at 11:05 PM
After a vehicle crash knocked out power for over 2,000 customers, city crews worked tirelessly to restore service within hours—find out how they managed multiple incidents in one weekend!

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City manager: crews restored most power after pole crash knocked out service for thousands
City manager reported that a vehicle struck a power pole early Sunday, cutting power to more than 2,000 customers; crews isolated the outage and restored service for nearly all customers within hours and praised interdepartmental incident-command response.
citizenportal.ai
October 18, 2026 at 3:01 AM
Acworth's City Manager clarifies that a 4.45% increase in advertised tax collections doesn't mean higher taxes for homeowners, but rather reflects growth and reassessments—what does this mean for you?

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City manager: Acworth's advertised tax increase reflects higher collections, not a millage-rate hike
City staff told an administrative millage-rate hearing the city is not proposing a higher millage rate for homesteaded properties; the advertised 4.45% revenue increase reflects growth and reassessments. A resident urged clearer online notice and brighter downtown signage.
citizenportal.ai
July 16, 2026 at 10:14 PM