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Georgia Infrastructure Report Card

	With new grades for the first time since 2003, Georgia’s infrastructure has shown very little improvement and once again received a cumulative grade of C. Maintenance and improvement of Georgia’s infrastructure is vital to our economy, safety, environment and quality of life. Broadened awareness and discussion of the issues raised in this report will increase understanding of the current and future infrastructure needs of Georgia. ASCE hopes to prompt decision makers in our communities and the state Legislature to formulate policies that will provide the necessary funding to address Georgia’s aging infrastructure.
	View National Grades by clicking on the above report card	2009 Georgia Report Card Press Release Press Conference Full Report (2.4 MB) Executive Summary	View Georgia's grades
	The creation of our state's report card was a large effort from many well distinguished professionals and experts across Georgia, as well as external specialists. We are grateful for their contributions and valuable input. See the list of acknowledged contributors.
	Rebecca Shelton, External Affairs Director is seen here with the section President Tim Bricker, and Dr. Adjo Amekudzi at the Jan. 2009 Press Conference held at the State Capitol.	Other Report Cards • 2009 ASCE National Report Card • 2003 Georgia Report Card • Other State Report Cards
	Interested in working on the upcoming report card? Be a part of changing the face of our vital infrastructure. The Report Card is generated by a special committee under oversight of the Public Relations Committee and the ASCE External Affairs Director. Learn more at Public Relations Committee.
	Concrete Construction Magazine published a news article on our crumbling infrastructure in late 2007. Read about it.

	With new grades for the first time since 2003, Georgia’s infrastructure has shown very little improvement and once again received a cumulative grade of C. Maintenance and improvement of Georgia’s infrastructure is vital to our economy, safety, environment and quality of life. Broadened awareness and discussion of the issues raised in this report will increase understanding of the current and future infrastructure needs of Georgia. ASCE hopes to prompt decision makers in our communities and the state Legislature to formulate policies that will provide the necessary funding to address Georgia’s aging infrastructure.
	View National Grades by clicking on the above report card	2009 Georgia Report Card Press Release Press Conference Full Report (2.4 MB) Executive Summary	View Georgia's grades
	The creation of our state's report card was a large effort from many well distinguished professionals and experts across Georgia, as well as external specialists. We are grateful for their contributions and valuable input. See the list of acknowledged contributors.
	Rebecca Shelton, External Affairs Director is seen here with the section President Tim Bricker, and Dr. Adjo Amekudzi at the Jan. 2009 Press Conference held at the State Capitol.	Other Report Cards • 2009 ASCE National Report Card • 2003 Georgia Report Card • Other State Report Cards
	Interested in working on the upcoming report card? Be a part of changing the face of our vital infrastructure. The Report Card is generated by a special committee under oversight of the Public Relations Committee and the ASCE External Affairs Director. Learn more at Public Relations Committee.
	Concrete Construction Magazine published a news article on our crumbling infrastructure in late 2007. Read about it.