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Utility board names delegates to Electric Cities of Georgia, MEAG and Municipal Gas association boards
Summary
The board appointed voting and alternate delegates to three industry associations—Electric Cities of Georgia (ECG), Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia (MEAG) and Municipal Gas Association of Georgia (MGAG)—nominating members to represent Albany at association meetings and votes.
The Albany Utility Board appointed delegates and alternates on Feb. 27 to represent the city at Electric Cities of Georgia, the Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia and the Municipal Gas Association of Georgia.
These appointments matter because the associations negotiate generation, transmission and professional services and provide economic-development, rate and policy resources for municipal utilities. The board said it wants members who will attend meetings and represent Albany’s interests.
The board appointed Mister Burley as voting delegate to Electric Cities of Georgia and named Miss Keisha Collier as alternate. For MEAG (generation and transmission), the board appointed Miss Collier as voting delegate and appointed Vivette Fields as her alternate. For MGAG (gas), the board named Mister Woodall as voting delegate and Mister Maples as the alternate. All appointments were approved by roll-call votes recorded in the meeting minutes; votes were unanimous for the slate presented.
Board members said they expect delegates to attend association meetings and to report back; staff noted the organizations provide professional services, economic-development support and access to regional generation and gas procurement resources. No further action was taken at the meeting.
