Supporting Georgia’s Municipal Court Clerks

Our Purpose

GMCCC serves as a collective body of municipal court clerks committed to promoting education, encouraging collaboration, and developing best practices for court processes, procedures, and records management.

Our Mission

Our mission is to support municipal court clerks as they work to promote administrative efficiency, protect the ethical integrity of the court, and maintain public confidence in the fair and impartial administration of justice.

Educate

Provide training, certification opportunities, conferences, and professional-development programs.

Connect

Build professional relationships through networking, mentoring, and statewide collaboration.

Support

Share practical resources, guidance, and best practices that support effective court administration.

Recognize

Celebrate the service, leadership, innovation, and accomplishments of municipal court professionals.

Established by Georgia Law

In 2026, the Georgia General Assembly formally created the Georgia Municipal Court Clerks’ Council through House Bill 304. The legislation was signed by Governor Brian Kemp on May 12, 2026, and became effective July 1, 2026.

The law recognizes the Council’s role in improving municipal courts and the administration of justice, assisting municipal court staff throughout Georgia, and promoting professional training. It also authorizes the Council to adopt bylaws, elect officers and an executive committee, establish advisory committees, and carry out the responsibilities provided by law.

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Governance & Bylaws

The GMCCC Bylaws establish the Council’s governance structure, membership provisions, officer responsibilities, committees, meetings, and other organizational procedures.

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