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Staff Reports

Georgia City-County Management Association Announces Election of
Board Members
October 30, 2023 – The Georgia City-County Management Association
(GCCMA) is pleased to announce the election of members to its Board of
Directors who will take office on January 1, 2024. They bring a wealth of
expertise and a diverse range of skills to the association, enhancing its
ability to serve its members and the needs of municipalities and counties
across the state.
The following individuals have been elected to serve on the Board:
1. Bryan Lackey – City Manager, City of Gainesville, GA who represents
District 2 and will be serving his second term in office.
2. Teresa deCastro, Assistant City Manager, City of Decatur, GA who
represents District 3 East and will be serving her first term in office.
3. Stacy Inglis, Deputy City Manager, City of Milton, GA who represents
District 3 North and will be serving her first term in office.
4. Cleatus Phillips, City Manager, City of Newnan, GA who represents
District 4 and will be serving his second term in office.
5. Jason Rizner, County Administrator, Jones County, GA, who represents
District 6 and will be serving his first term in office.
6. Jerry Coalson, County Administrator, Jefferson County, GA, who
represents District 7 and will be serving his first term in office.
7. Angela Redding, City Manager, City of Cordele, who represents District
8 and will be serving her first term in office.
8. Cory Thomas, City Manager, City of Colquitt, who represents District 10
and will be filling an unexpired term on the Board.

9. Kathy Young, City Administrator, City of Fitzgerald, who represents
District 11 and will be serving her first term in office.
“We are thrilled to welcome these accomplished professionals to our

Board of Directors,” said Chris Hobby, President of the Georgia City-
County Management Association and City Manager, City of Bainbridge,

GA. “Their collective experience and dedication to advancing the interests
of our cities and counties will undoubtedly strengthen our ability to
address the evolving challenges and opportunities facing our
communities.”
The newly elected Board Members will play a pivotal role in shaping the
GCCMA’s strategic direction, guiding the association’s initiatives, and
fostering collaboration among local government officials to promote
efficient and effective administration throughout Georgia.
For more information about the Georgia City-County Management
Association and its initiatives, please visit www.gccma.com.