Jeff Baker, City Manager
P | 770.961.4002
F | 770.960.3001
Hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM
CITY HALL
1500 Morrow Road, Morrow, GA 30260
Victor Aguilar, City Clerk
P | 678.902.0927 ext. 357
F | 770.960.3015
Hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM
Morrow City Hall is the center for all official activities within the city with both external and internal responsibilities. Its external role is to address the needs of the citizens of Morrow, serving as a forum to address the concerns of the citizens, providing for their health and welfare, and the economic wellbeing of the community. Internally, it's responsible for securing, developing, and retaining a workforce to address the needs of citizens. In addition, City Hall is charged with managing the financial affairs of the city and provides the following services:
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Operation of Municipal Court
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The issuance of business licenses
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Building permits and code enforcement
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Maintaining the records and the history of the city
Responsibilities of the City Manager
The City of Morrow operates under a council-manager form of government. The City Manager is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the city and serves as the chief administrative officer appointed by the Mayor and City Council. Through various city departments, he/she is responsible for providing and maintaining the vital services of the city. The City Manager concentrates their efforts on the effective and efficient operation of the city. It is their responsibility to provide responsible and effective leadership for the entire organization and as such delegates responsibility and coordinates the many tasks performed daily by city employees. As the Chief Administrative Officer, the City Manager has the overall responsibility of program planning, fiscal management, administration, oversight of daily operations, assembling strong leadership and most importantly producing desired results.
In addition to the internal operations, the position focuses on the external affairs through networking and interaction with other state, local, and regional jurisdictions to represent the City of Morrow's interests. The City Manager is accountable to, and their direction is provided by the Mayor and City Council. The Mayor and City Council are responsible for the legislative functions of the city such as setting the tax rate, establishing policies and procedures, enacting ordinances, resolutions and regulations and approving the city's budget and expenditures. The City Manager ensures that all city business and decisions are aligned with the city's overall mission, vision, and values.
CONTACT
Morrow Municipal Complex