This latest Cobb County quiz is about the abbreviations and acronyms of programs important to the operation of the county and its cities.

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Have fun — and see what you know about Cobb County.

1.

This sales tax, voted on by Cobb residents, funds capital projects such as roads, public safety facilities, parks, and other infrastructure

CDBG

SPLOST

CID

TCCID

2.

This program, utilized by Cobb and its cities and administered by HUD, was set up to "develop viable urban communities by providing decent housing and a suitable living environment, and by expanding economic opportunities, principally for low- and moderate-income persons"

CDBG

CID

TCCID

SPLOST

3.

These law enforcement units in the Cobb County Police Department, City of Marietta, City of Smyrna, and the City of Clarkston focus on reducing traffic accidents, fatalities, and injuries by analyzing crash sites and traffic injuries and fatalities

SWAT

LEO

MCS

STEP

4.

These organizations self-tax businesses in a designated area for transportation and other infrastructure.  The first one was in Cobb County in the Cumberland area, and the county currently has two

CDBG

SPLOST

CID

SSD

5.

This specialized unit within the Cobb County Police Department responds to incidents involving a violent confrontation or the possibility of a violent confrontation occurring

SWAT

CID

MCS

STEP

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