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Welcome to The Camden Partnership, Inc.
Breaking
News: The Camden County Chamber of Commerce held their
Annual Washington Fly-In, April 21– 23, 2009. The event was a
huge success with twenty-seven interested government and community
leaders delivering the message –Camden County is positioned for
growth. Click on the group photo or visit the
Library to read the
position papers presented to the
United States Coast Guard, Strategic Systems Program, the U.S.
Department of Education, Congressman Kingston, Senator Isakson,
Senator Chambliss, and the Pentagon. The Camden Partnership (TCP) is a non-profit organization composed of Partnership Members who function as a single community of citizens, Camden County governments, many local civic organizations and community partnerships, and the Sea Services (Navy, Marines and Coast Guard) located at and in close proximity to the Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay (NSBKB). TCP operates through private donations by citizens, businesses and friends who are committed to the continued viability and growth of Camden County and of NSBKB and, most importantly, to our nation’s strong national defense posture. A critical aspect of these relationships is the individual and combined contributions to planned processes and quality growth. Bringing communities, businesses, Military, Homeland security and local governments together to drive progress is critical to our future. To learn more about our vision and mission, click here. Many documents on our web site are in Adobe pdf format, to obtain the free Adobe Reader click here. You are visitor number: CalendarThe Community Action Group (CAG) meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 8:00 a.m. at the St. Marys Police Station on Point Peter Road. Note: Links to external internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. The Camden Partnership is not responsible for any information contained in any sites linked to from the Partnership’s web site.
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maintained as a public service by
David Burch |