As of Thursday, December 20, 2012
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Albany Herald
Gloria Gaines
ATLANTA — District 5 Dougherty County Commissioner Gloria Gaines was recently named vice chairwoman of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia's Federal Policy Committee, which studies policy issues at the federal level and develops a targeted advocacy strategy to position Georgia counties as a resource on local government issues nationally.
Gaines, who previously served two years as second vice chairman of the committee, was appointed to the position by ACCG President Clinton Perry, a Taylor County Commissioner.
"I am pleased to have the opportunity to serve as vice chairman of this committee and to work on legislative issues that have a direct impact on our community," Gaines said.
DeKalb County Commissioner Jeff Rader is chairman of the ACCG's Federal Policy Committee.
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Comments
FryarTuk 6 months ago
Please work on consolidating the DoCo PD and Sherif's Dpt.
KaosinAlbany 6 months ago
Congrats to you, Commissioner Gaines!! I am proud of you!! Keep up the good work you are doing.
B4it 6 months ago
Kaos.. please share your knowledge of ANYTHING that Commissioner Gaines has accomplished. Inquiring minds want to know, because it is not evident to many others. Thanks.
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