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County proposes joint Albany–Dougherty governance advisory committee to prepare service-delivery strategy work ahead of 2026 deadline
Summary
Dougherty County administration proposed creating an Albany–Dougherty Joint Governance Advisory Committee on May 12 to allow county and city leaders to negotiate service-delivery strategies and other intergovernmental items well before the state’s October 2026 deadline.
Dougherty County staff on May 12 proposed forming an Albany–Dougherty Joint Governance Advisory Committee — a shared, advisory body of two commissioners, two city commissioners (or the mayor’s designees) and county and city administrative staff — to plan and negotiate items such as Special Service Delivery Strategies that are due for state review in October 2026.
Assistant County Administrator Barry Brooks described the proposal as a…
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