Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia

Government AdministrationGeorgia, United States51-200 Employees

The Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia is a government administration body that provides planning services at local and regional levels, with a focus on areas such as transportation, water resources, and historic preservation. It also serves as the Economic Development District for Coastal Georgia, coordinating planning efforts across multiple jurisdictions to support regional stability and informed decision-making for growth and infrastructure. Based in Darien, Georgia, the organization operates within the public sector to assist 10 counties and 35 cities with comprehensive planning and specialized services. Its work centers on helping local governments address development challenges and resource management through coordinated regional planning support.

The CRC’s target audience comprises local governments and municipalities within its region, seeking guidance on long-range planning, transportation networks, water resources, and preservation of historic assets. By providing both broad planning frameworks and specialized expertise, the CRC aims to improve regional coordination, efficiency, and resilience in public infrastructure and community development. The organization functions within the government administration industry and positions itself as a facilitator of coordinated, place-based planning for Coastal Georgia.

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