The Intersection of Genealogy and Local Government Programs

Topic: The Intersection of Genealogy and Local Government Programs

Location: First Presbyterian Church, 189 Church Street, Marietta, GA

Description: Genealogy and local governments intersect in many ways, especially concerning the access and use of historical records for genealogical research and the ways local governments can use genealogical information for their benefit. Learn more about the different ways local governments have collaborated with downtown historic districts and more.

Speaker: Fernanda Camacho-Hauser

Fernanda Camacho-Hauser is the director of Downtown and Economic Development for the City of Pembroke, Ga. She lives in Statesboro, Ga. and in 2021 she earned her graduate degree in Public Administration from Georgia Southern University.

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