Governor Kemp Proclaims September 22–26, 2025 as Georgia Court Administrators
Week
ATLANTA, GA — The Georgia Council of Court Administrators (GCCA) is proud to announce
that Governor Brian Kemp has proclaimed September 22–26, 2025, as “Georgia Court
Administrators Week.”
Court administrators manage the daily operations that keep the justice system accessible,
transparent, and fair for all Georgians. Their work supports judges, clerks, and staff by
overseeing case flow, maintaining accurate records, and promoting accountability.
“Georgia’s court administrators embody professionalism, integrity, and dedication. Their
leadership ensures our courts serve every citizen with fairness and excellence,” said
Timothy Ezell, President of GCCA. “I am truly grateful to Governor Brian Kemp for honoring
their service with this proclamation, which shines a well-deserved light on the vital role we
play in advancing justice across our state.”
The proclamation recognizes the essential contributions of court administrators in
advancing the administration of justice and ensuring the effective and efficient operation
of Georgia’s courts. The Georgia Council of Court Administrators invites all Georgians to
join in celebrating Court Administrators Week and honoring the extraordinary service of
court professionals across the state.
About the Georgia Council of Court Administrators
Founded by the Georgia General Assembly in 1997, the GCCA is the professional
association for non-elected, non-judicial court managers across the state. The Council is
dedicated to fostering excellence in court administration, advancing professional
education, and promoting collaboration to strengthen Georgia’s judicial system. Find more
information on the GCCA, visit https://gccaonline.org/.
Media Contact:
Timothy Ezell
President, GCCA
678-362-1934 | timothy.ezell@fultoncountyga.gov