Dodge County adopts joint comprehensive plan 'Dodge County: An Exception to the Rural'
The board unanimously adopted the joint comprehensive plan produced with five municipalities and the Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional Commission, certifying compliance with the Georgia Planning Act of 1989 and directing formal notice to state and regional agencies.
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On Sept. 21 the Dodge County Board unanimously adopted the joint comprehensive plan titled "Dodge County: An Exception to the Rural" as the county’s official comprehensive plan under the Georgia Planning Act of 1989.
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