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The Cumberland Community Improvement District (CID), Georgias first CID, is a public-private assessment district in northwest Atlanta. It is the mechanism by which local commercial property owners advance needed infrastructure projects. Projects that enhance property values as well as the greater community. Originally formed in 1988 by business leaders interested in improving access to the highways for the emerging Cumberland submarket, the CIDs single wish evolved into a master road plan for the area. Over the years, that original plan expanded to include additional road and transit infrastructure improvements, streetscapes and beautification projects, bicycle and walking trails, alternate commute programs and services as well as community planning.

The Cumberland County Food Security Council's mission is to advocate, educate and take action toward increasing food access for food-insecure people in Cumberland County. We do this by working together to initiate, strategize, and innovate solutions to our community's hunger problem. ​ The Food Security Council itself is made up of engaged citizens, community leaders, and representatives from local organizations that are leading the efforts to build food security in Cumberland County and across Maine. Our efforts focus on educating our community about why our neighbors are food insecure and what can be done to create greater food security in Cumberland County. We advocate for policy changes and decision-making that support systemic change and ground level action relevant to alleviating hunger. We believe that we can accomplish more together and that collaborative advocacy and collective action can result in a hunger-free Maine.

Your library opens windows to the world by encouraging expression, enlightenment, and exploration. RELATIONSHIP TO CUSTOMERS We provide a friendly, courteous, professional and efficient atmosphere where we build a relationship with customers who are welcomed, respected and served. We use our expertise to anticipate, understand, and serve the needs of our customers and community. LIBRARY AS PLACE We provide well placed, attractive, functional facilities that engage and invite all citizens. We value the library as a key community destination. LEARNING ENVIRONMENT Expert staff present a variety of free, age-appropriate programs and services that meet the current and future needs and interests of our community. Our collection, programs and services inspire learning, creativity and excitement. INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM We are committed defenders and advocates of unfettered access to balanced collections, programs and services. We provide non-judgmental assistance to customers with differing opinions from diverse backgrounds. RELATIONSHIP TO CO-WORKERS We are invested in and embrace change as well as opportunities to learn. We appreciate each other for our diversity, skills and competency. We treat co-workers with fairness and consideration, displaying a positive and supportive attitude. We enjoy our work and have fun doing it. We are team players, respected for professionalism, honesty and integrity.

Cumberland County Public School serves 1,350 students in Cumberland County, Virginia. With rural characteristics, Cumberland County Public Schools is proud to maintain an elementary school, one middle school, and one high school. Our community has a tradition of pride in our schools and consistently values public education as key to a well‐educated citizenry, a prepared workforce, a vibrant local economy, and caring community servants. Cumberland County Public Schools prides itself on providing opportunities for all students. We have a dedicated staff that is committed to inspiring and preparing all students with the confidence, courage, and competence to achieve their dreams; contribute to the community; and engage in a lifetime of learning. At Cumberland County Public Schools, we hold high expectations for all students while providing supports when necessary. We are student centered and strive to go beyond minimum standards and teach students 21st Century learning skills. We believe our students must be able to think critically, problem solve, and collaboratively work with others in a variety of formats in order to compete in a global economy. Cumberland County Public Schools is student-centered, teacher inspired!

Cumberland County is a public employer that continuously seeks to hire and retain motivated, team oriented and qualified staff to perform their assignments with excellent customer service and fiscal responsibility. The County's vision is to grow as a regional destination for employment, economic development, commerce and cultural pursuits. Cumberland County's Core Values: Serving Cumberland County citizens with PRIDE - Professionalism - Respect - Integrity with accountability - Diversity - Excellent Customer Service Recognizing that all people are different, we treat everyone with dignity and serve our diverse population with professionalism, respect, integrity, diversity and excellent customer service (PRIDE). Employment opportunities are offered in public service where each of our departments meet a unique need in the community which we serve. The county has more than 400 job classifications with over 2,000 employees that offer qualified applicants a variety of opportunities to develop careers in their areas of interest. Our employees are our most valuable asset, where we strive to ensure effective management of a diverse work force and non-discriminatory practices as an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We offer our employees a comprehensive benefit package, healthy lifestyle choices through our Wellness Programs, an onsite pharmacy and employee clinic, including continuous learning services throughout your work career.

Cumberland Ecology’s services include desktop and field based assessments and surveys. We undertake pre-clearance surveys and clearance supervision; ecological constraints identification and mapping; site and route selection reporting; ecological risk identification and risk management strategies; environmental approvals; impact assessments; biodiversity offsetting and associated reports and GIS mapping. We also have a team of staff in NSW accredited to undertake biodiversity assessments utilising the Biodiversity Assessment Method (BAM). Cumberland Ecology also has experience with the Queensland Environmental Offsets Framework and the required assessments for Regulated Vegetation and Protected Wildlife Habitat. We have a detailed understanding on how to apply and undertake the two forms of Habitat Quality Assessment (Rapid Assessment or Standard Assessment), undertake Site Condition Assessments and Site Context Assessments, all of which are required to formulate an appropriate offset. Our specialist team of ecologists and environmental scientists have comprehensive ecological experience gained from some of Australia’s most significant infrastructure, resource and energy projects. Our team is one of NSW and Queensland's largest and most experienced ecological consultancy teams with strong and recent experience in the mining and linear infrastructure sectors. We are approachable and responsive to changing project requirements and have the personnel that will manage the whole ecology process smoothly and pragmatically resolving all of your ecological needs.

Cumberland Ecology’s services include desktop and field based assessments and surveys. We undertake pre-clearance surveys and clearance supervision; ecological constraints identification and mapping; site and route selection reporting; ecological risk identification and risk management strategies; environmental approvals; impact assessments; biodiversity offsetting and associated reports and GIS mapping. We also have a team of staff in NSW accredited to undertake biodiversity assessments utilising the Biodiversity Assessment Method (BAM). Cumberland Ecology also has experience with the Queensland Environmental Offsets Framework and the required assessments for Regulated Vegetation and Protected Wildlife Habitat. We have a detailed understanding on how to apply and undertake the two forms of Habitat Quality Assessment (Rapid Assessment or Standard Assessment), undertake Site Condition Assessments and Site Context Assessments, all of which are required to formulate an appropriate offset. Our specialist team of ecologists and environmental scientists have comprehensive ecological experience gained from some of Australia’s most significant infrastructure, resource and energy projects. Our team is one of NSW and Queensland's largest and most experienced ecological consultancy teams with strong and recent experience in the mining and linear infrastructure sectors. We are approachable and responsive to changing project requirements and have the personnel that will manage the whole ecology process smoothly and pragmatically resolving all of your ecological needs.