What is the Coastal Regional Commission?

Regional Commissions (RCs) are multi-county planning and development agencies serving municipal and county governments. The Coastal Regional Commission (CRC) serves 10 counties and 35 cities. The region encompasses the six coastal counties and four inland counties and has a total land area of over 5,110 square miles.

The CRC provides local and regional comprehensive planning services as well as specialized planning services in transportation, water resources, and historic preservation. The CRC also provides Geographic Information Services and Information Technology Services to our local governments. The CRC manages transportation services such as Coastal Regional Coaches and the Regional Vanpool Program. We also serve as the Economic Development District for Coastal Georgia and the Area Agency on Aging.

You can learn more about the Coastal Regional Commission by visiting the links in the left menu.

The Regional Resource Plan is designed to:

• Enhance the focus and management of important natural and cultural resources in the Coastal Georgia region.
• Provide for careful consideration of impacts of new development on these important resources.
• Improve local, regional, and state level coordination in the protection and management of identified resources.

You Can view the Regional Resource Plan by clicking here.

Request for Proposals

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For Review 

Please find the draft update of the Coastal Regional Commission's Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). We encourage you to review the draft and submit any comments, corrections or questions back to syednock@crc.ga.gov by October 10, 2012.  Click here to access the 2012 CEDS Draft.

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Area Agency on Aging

CSDMP Lay Leader Application
CDSMP Fact Sheet