Ammons Continues Service on GMA Workforce Development Advisory Board for 2024-2025

The City of Valdosta is pleased to announce that Assistant City Manager Catherine Ammons will continue her service on the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) Workforce Development Advisory Board for the 2024-2025 year. Ammons' continued appointment to this prestigious council reflects her ongoing commitment to addressing critical workforce challenges faced by city governments across Georgia.

Originally appointed for the 2023-2024 term, Ammons has played an instrumental role in the GMA's Municipal Workforce Development Advisory Council. This council is dedicated to tackling workforce issues that affect municipalities throughout the state. The council's work is vital in evaluating how GMA can support cities in overcoming these challenges, offering guidance, and providing oversight to the association's workforce development initiatives.

Ammons' leadership and expertise have been invaluable in advancing the council's mission. Her reappointment ensures that the City of Valdosta will continue to have a strong voice in shaping the future of municipal workforce development in Georgia.

"I am deeply honored to continue my service on the GMA Workforce Development Advisory Board. This opportunity allows me to collaborate with dedicated professionals across the state, all committed to finding innovative resolutions to the workforce challenges our cities face. I'm eager to build on the progress we've made and to help guide our municipalities toward a stronger, more resilient future."

The City of Valdosta congratulates Assistant City Manager Catherine Ammons on her reappointment and looks forward to her continued contributions to the GMA Workforce Development Advisory Board.

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