City of Marietta
Recent News About City of Marietta
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549 registered sex offenders live in Cobb County as of week ending April 27
The Georgia Sex Offender Registry shows 549 registered sex offenders were living in Cobb County as of the week ending April 27.
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549 registered sex offenders live in Cobb County as of April
The Georgia Sex Offender Registry shows 549 registered sex offenders are living in Cobb County as of April.
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Registered sex offenders: 546 living in Cobb County as of week ending April 20
There were 546 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County as of the week ending April 20, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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Cobb County is home to 549 sex offenders in April
The Georgia Sex Offender Registry shows 33 fewer registered sex offenders living in Cobb County in April, compared to the previous month.
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576 registered sex offenders live in Cobb County as of week ending April 13
There were 576 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County as of the week ending April 13, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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April 6: 576 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County
Cobb County is home to 576 sex offenders registered as of the week ending April 6, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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March 30: 582 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County
582 of Georgia’s sex offenders live in Cobb County as of the week ending March 30, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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582 registered sex offenders live in Cobb County as of March
There are 582 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County as of March, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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March 23: 584 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County
The Georgia Sex Offender Registry shows 584 registered sex offenders were living in Cobb County as of the week ending March 23.
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Cobb County is home to 582 sex offenders in March
There were two more registered sex offenders living in Cobb County in March compared to the previous month, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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March 16: 583 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County
There were 583 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County as of the week ending March 16, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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How many companies in cities in Cobb County received FDA inspections in 2023?
There were 13 companies in cities associated with Cobb County that received 13 FDA inspections in 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Cobb County is home to 581 registered sex offenders as of week ending March 9
581 of Georgia’s sex offenders live in Cobb County as of the week ending March 9, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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Census Bureau: 76.6% of people in Cobb County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 762,500 citizens living in Cobb County in 2021, 76.6% were old enough to vote, equating to 583,920 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
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Cobb County is home to 580 registered sex offenders as of week ending March 2
Cobb County is home to 580 sex offenders registered as of the week ending March 2, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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580 registered sex offenders live in Cobb County as of February
580 of Georgia’s sex offenders live in Cobb County as of February, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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Cobb County is home to 578 registered sex offenders as of week ending Feb. 24
The Georgia Sex Offender Registry shows 578 registered sex offenders were living in Cobb County as of the week ending Feb. 24.
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Cobb County is home to 581 registered sex offenders as of week ending Feb. 17
There were 581 registered sex offenders living in Cobb County as of the week ending Feb. 17, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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Cobb County is home to 580 sex offenders in February
One less sex offender lives in Cobb County in February compared to the previous month, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.
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Did farm subsidies in cities associated with Cobb County rise or fall in 2021?
Farms throughout cities in Cobb County received $470,448 less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.