Office of Communications Clayton connected Podcast Clayton County, Georgia

Clayton County Public Library System and Clayton connected Podcast host, Valerie L. Fuller, talk Hoopla Showcase! Free resources for the whole family to borrow and enjoy from a digital library platform featuring audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music everywhere...right at your fingertips. It's a great option just in time for the holiday break using your your computer, phone, car, or your TV. All you need is a library card!

Clayton County has implemented a Mentor Protégé Program to help eligible small businesses (protégés) gain capacity and win County contracts through partnerships with more experienced companies that are willing to fill the mentor role. The MPP’s primary objective is to facilitate the enhancement of business competencies thereby increasing the capacity of participant firms.

Clayton County Communications Administrator Valerie Fuller and Clayton County Tax Commissioner Danielle Smith discuss the one-time Property Tax Relief Grant. It is a budget proposal by Governor Brian Kemp to refund $950 million in property taxes back to homestead owners in the Amended Fiscal Year 2023 budget. This proposal became law when Governor Kemp signed HB 18 on March 13, 2023. The Property Tax Relief Grant may also be known as the Homestead Tax Relief Grant. 

Clayton County Solicitor General Charles Brooks
and Clayton County Communications Administrator Valerie Fuller share what
crimes are prosecuted in the office of the Solicitor General. Plus, for those
who have a criminal record, it doesn’t have to mean a life sentence for your
criminal history when it comes to applying for jobs or continuing your
education.

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You won't believe the FREE 21st Century resources that are available at all Clayton County library branches!  FREE training! FREE access to Internet! FREE online tutoring and much more! Citizens of our diverse community have a full range of library services that meet their informational, educational and leisure interests, fostering the love of reading in our youth and the lifelong pursuit of knowledge for all in Clayton County...where the world lands and opportunities take off!

Eligible Clayton County residents can save money on their cell phone or home internet service while federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) funds are available. Qualified households can apply and receive a $30 per month discount for home internet service or cell phone service and a one-time $100 discount on the purchase of a desktop computer, laptop, or tablet. Plus, learn how to use a computer and enhance your skills today.