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From DeKalb County to the World, this is where Aging in Placers share links to events, articles, videos, and more that inform and inspire us. Have something to share? Send

n partnership with Roots Down and GreenHive, neighbors gathered for “Garden Sips” at the Chamblee Library to enjoy herbal mocktails, explore the gardens, and continue to celebrate a major milestone:

On September 10, 2025, the Aging in Placers hosted an insightful session that breaks down the essentials of Planning and Zoning in DeKalb County and explains how they affect your
Approving $200,000 to organizations who will provide DeKalb County residents with comprehensive reproductive care and access to Plan B On August 26, 2025, the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners approved

DEKALB COUNTY – DeKalb County recently implemented a Senior Tree Removal Program to assist seniors with removing dangerous trees at no cost. Modeled after DeKalb County’s Senior Home Repair Program,

On August 12, 2025, the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners celebrated Pride with an annual proclamation honoring the movement for LGBTQ+ rights, celebrating the beauty of LGBTQ+ culture, recognizing the

On Saturday, August 2 the Aging in Placers met at the Cottages on Vaughan to play a trivia game where they learned about DeKalb County. A byproduct, yet very important

Curious about the results of the Avondale Estates Community Composting Program? Join us for an informative webinar to learn about the program’s key results, insights to date, and how Avondale

DeKalb County has fully committed a $5 million federal grant to assisting low- to moderate-income households by providing no-cost plumbing repairs, known as the DeKalb CARES Plumbing Repair Program. Team

By Commissioner Ted Terry, Super District 6, DeKalb County Board of Commissioners Across DeKalb County, thousands of working families wake up every day carrying the weight of economic pressure: rising