Organization and Administration of the City Government of Atlanta, Ga. (Exclusive of Health and Educational Departments) Report of a General Survey Ma (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171644170)

This report, "Organization and Administration of the City Government of Atlanta, Ga.," presents a comprehensive survey of Atlanta's municipal government, excluding its health and educational departments. Conducted by the Bureau of Municipal Research (New York, N.Y.) for the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Committee on Municipal Research, the study provides valuable insights into the organizational structure and administrative practices of the city. It examines the various departments and functions of the local government, offering a detailed analysis of their operations. This document is an invaluable resource for those interested in urban management, local governance, and the historical development of Atlanta's municipal administration. It serves as a crucial snapshot of early municipal research and is beneficial for researchers, historians, and those involved in contemporary urban planning and public administration.

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