The Surplus Property Division of the Department of Administrative Services announced on Mar. 10 that Governor Brian P. Kemp has issued a proclamation recognizing March as Asset Management Awareness Month in Georgia.
The announcement highlights the important role asset and property managers play in saving the state millions of dollars each year and supporting efficient government operations. The recognition aims to encourage reflection on the impact of asset management work across Georgia.
“Thank you to all the property and asset managers throughout the state for the amazing work you perform every day. Asset and property managers help save the State millions of dollars annually and contribute to making Georgia one of the best-managed states in the U.S. This month, take a moment to reflect on how your work impacts Georgia and give yourself applause,” said the statement from the Surplus Property Division.
A special acknowledgment was also given to those working within surplus property: “I also want to give a special thanks to the Surplus Property Team for all they do to make these assets available to the local communities!!!”
The Department of Administrative Services aims to deliver enterprise leadership and business solutions that boost organizational efficiency, workforce performance, and policy adherence while acting as a collaborative partner in managing state resources, according to the official vision and mission document. The department operates to support state agencies and employees in Georgia, aiming to improve efficiency and foster growth, according to its official website.
Collaboration with customers and stakeholders is emphasized by the department as key for achieving strategic goals with an enterprise-wide impact, as reported by its official website. Its services include statewide contract negotiations for cost reduction, workers’ compensation management, personnel policy expertise, vehicle fleet guidance, and surplus property disposition, according to its official website.
The Department of Administrative Services functions within the public sector by providing tools, training, and guidance designed to enhance efficiency and performance among state entities and employees according to its official website.
The announcement concludes with encouragement for all involved: “Thank you again. We look forward to serving you and supporting the work you do.”
