City of Morrow Internship Opportunities Open for Summer and Fall 2026
- May 28
- 2 min read
The City of Morrow is now looking for interns for the Summer and Fall 2026 semesters, offering students and young professionals an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in local government while working directly with city leadership.
According to the City of Morrow, interns will have the opportunity to shadow the Mayor and Councils, work on real projects that impact the community, and gain behind-the-scenes insight into how local government operates.
The internship program also focuses on helping participants build leadership skills, professional relationships, and valuable real-world experience that can strengthen future career opportunities and résumés.
Additional benefits listed by the City of Morrow include:
Hands-on experience at City Hall
Leadership and relationship-building opportunities
Meaningful community project involvement
Résumé enhancement opportunities
Potential recommendation letters from the Mayor and Councils for outstanding interns
Opportunities like this help introduce future leaders to public service while giving students direct exposure to how decisions are made within their local community. Programs that connect students with city leadership can also create stronger community engagement and professional development opportunities across Clayton County.
The Best of Clayton County enjoys sharing opportunities like this that help students, young professionals, and future leaders discover programs that support growth, education, and community involvement throughout Clayton County.
Those interested in applying should send their résumé along with information explaining why they want to serve the City of Morrow.
Application Email: Jlampl@morrowga.gov
Application Deadline: June 20, 2026
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