Invest in education.

 

Initiate jobs.

 

Instill a sense of place.

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Can you collaborate with community?

Does it concern schools, jobs, or sense of place?

Is it strategic for the region?

Can WE move Macon forward?

Collaboration: The OneMacon Way!

OneMacon is a comprehensive community and economic development five-year strategic plan. The strategy was built by an engaged, diverse collaborative group of community leaders and is focused on three pillars: Schools, Jobs, and Place. OneMacon values that a community with quality schools and abundant job opportunities is a desirable place to live and work.

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With the implementation of the OneMacon plan, we believe:

  • Macon’s economic vibrancy is based on the pillars of jobs, place and school –
    with these pillars interdependently supporting each other to succeed.
  • Macon supports a strong system of education that offers world-class
    opportunities from pre-K to Ph.D.
  • Macon emphasizes efforts to attract, retain and match people with jobs
    throughout the region, creating a better quality of life for all.
  • Macon instills a diverse sense of place with an active alliance of community
    support.
  • Macon’s most recognized community success is collaboration.

Three Pillars of Community: the OneMacon Way!

I t’s more than a three-legged stool. Not only do Schools, Places and Jobs need each other, but what these pillars hold is Macon’s greatest investment: its people.

The strategic objectives of the OneMacon three pillars are being carried out through the implementation committees, in accordance with the comprehensive, community-driven master plan.

The Three Pillars

The new Art Stop bus shelter on the corner of MLK and Cherry

Moving Macon Forward: the OneMacon Way!

Keep track with OneMacon’s opportunities, challenges, accomplishments and efforts through the implementation matrix, which notes the progress of the plan in action.

You may also read about the latest news stories coming from the culture of the “OneMacon Way!” of collaboration on the official blog, “We Are One, Macon.”

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Judge Colvin offers insight and encouragement to children attending the AfterZone Camp at Booker T. Washington Center in the Pleasant Hill neighborhood.

Pleasant Hill COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign

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September 30, 2021 – Pleasant Hill Neighborhood Organization president, Erion Smith, conducts a FaceBook live interview Atrium Health Navicent’s president & CEO Delvecchio Finley and chief medical officer, Dr. Patrice Walker about the importance of everyone getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

Pleasant Hill Neighborhood Organization president
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