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Policy Coordinating Committee (PCC)
The Policy Coordinating Committee (PCC) is responsible for review and approval of the Columbus-Phenix City Transportation Study and all aspects including goals, objectives, plans, and programs developed by the Study.
Bylaws
To learn more about the formation and responsibilities of this committee, read thePolicy Committee Bylaws.
PCC Board Members
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The Policy Committee is staffed by local and national transportation specialist.
- Mayor B.H. "Skip" Henderson, III, Columbus - Chair
- Mayor Eddie Lowe, Phenix City, Alabama - Vice Chairman
- Lisa Sandt, Lee Russell County of Governments, PEX
- Gerald Douglas, Chairman, Cusseta-Chattahoochee Commission
- Bill English, Chairman, Lee County Commission
- Rosa Evans, Director of METRA, Columbus
- Steve Graben, Southeast Regional Engineer, Alabama DOT
- Jonnell Carol Minefee, Chairman, Citizens Advisory Committee
- Rick Jones, Director of Planning, Columbus
- Peggy Martin, Chairman, Russell County Commission
- Russell McMurry, Commissioner, Georgia DOT
- Lynn Westmoreland, Georgia State Transportation Board
Voting Members:
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The Policy Committee is staffed by local and national transportation specialist.
- Moises Marrero, Division Administrator, FHWA, Georgia
- Mark D. Bartlett, Division Administrator, FHWA, Alabama
- Ed Phillips, Jr. PE, State Local Transportation Engineer, Alabama DOT
- Michael Presley, District Engineer, Georgia DOT
- Radney Simpson, Office of Planning, Georgia DOT
- Vacant, Fort Benning
Advisory Members (non-voting):
PCC Board Meetings
Time:10:30 AM
Location:Government Center, Ground Level - Conference Room « Google Maps
( Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Times and dates are subject to change.)
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PCC Meeting
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