The Board of the Highway 78 Community Improvement District unanimously approved a Resolution in Support and Partnership with the Georgia Clean Air Campaign at their October meeting.

Margaret Dwyer, Project Manager with the Clean Air Campaign, was present to answer questions and describe the many positive programs available to participating members.

Hwy 78 CID Board Chairman Emory Morsberger said, “The incentives available through the Clean Air Campaign such as the “Cash for Commuters” and “Guaranteed Ride Home” programs are positive inducements toward bettering our air quality, improving safety on our roadways, and reducing congestion.”

Executive Director Brett Harrell said, “We look forward to communicating the many advantages of partnership with the Clean Air Campaign to our 600+ businesses along the Hwy 78 CID corridor and we’re hopeful many will take advantage of the opportunities that exist to benefit both employers and employees.”

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