Community First Planning Commission is a network of local pastors and vital stakeholders within the Glynn County community who seek to build a healthy environment by creating a circle of leadership through succession planning and training.
Developing Plans & fighting for our future
Zoning ordinances determine what can be built where and how land can be used. By implementing responsible policies like rural zoning, wildlife-safe lighting, and promoting infill, we can move our community forward while protecting our resources.
The City of Brunswick and Glynn County leaders have struggled over the years to stick with community-minded planning, especially when under pressure from developers promising economic expansion. Read about some of these issues below.
OHM is committed to working alongside our community partners, encouraging our city and county leaders to stick to planning that allows us to craft an equitable, healthy future for all.
Partners & Organizations to know
Glynn County in the News
Brunswick News | 11/16/23
USACE | 11/1/23
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“It’s past time to update Glynn County’s antiquated zoning ordinances. Join us in speaking out for responsible solutions to protect our landscapes, wildlife, and communities.”
Contact Megan Desrosiers for more information about how you can participate in the zoning ordinance revisions.