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Brynn Grant : Governance , planning and accountability – Coastal Courier

In May 2025, the Liberty County Development Authority Board approved a new Strategic Plan. The nine-month process included indepth market analysis, research, and engagement with nearly 400 participants, including residents, local leaders, businesses, and partner organizations. The plan establishes shared priorities and provides a framework for how the Authority pursues economic development, evaluates projects, and measures success. At the same time, the LCDA Board of Directors adopted updated incentives guidelines to promote consistency, transparency, and align public investment, community goals, and outcomes. In early 2025, after identifying the misuse of funds by a former employee, the LCDA Board initiated a forensic audit to ensure accountability and determine whether any additional issues existed. No further breaches or irregularities were identified. Concurrently, the Authority continued working with an independent accounting firm on its annual audit and implemented enhanced financial controls and oversight to ensure sound financial management. In the fall, LCDA commissioned a comprehensive tax study by the Georgia Institute of Technology, engaging support from the Liberty Cou

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