Witness cites North Carolina, Oregon, Maryland and Utah as models; Atlanta Regional Commission flagged as key partner
February 08, 2026 | State Planning & Community Affairs, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
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Susan told the committee she has consulted peer states and named Oregon, North Carolina, Maryland and Utah as programs she uses as mentors. She described relationships with regional commissions, including the Atlanta Regional Commission, as critical to rolling up local datasets and ensuring data interoperability across political boundaries.
Committee members asked about cross-border coordination and how to make data seamless between neighboring states; Susan said she is already working with adjacent-state GIOs to ensure compatible projects and cited membership in the National States Geographic Information Council as a forum for exchanging best practices.
Committee members asked about cross-border coordination and how to make data seamless between neighboring states; Susan said she is already working with adjacent-state GIOs to ensure compatible projects and cited membership in the National States Geographic Information Council as a forum for exchanging best practices.
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