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THREE COUNTIES, ONE AUTHORITY

Aerial photograph of orchards and cleared fields around the megasite coordinates
Aerial photograph of the megasite area. Source: USDA National Agriculture Imagery Program (public domain).

Who we are

The Mid-Georgia Gateway Joint Development Authority (MGGJDA) is a unified regional partnership between Peach, Houston and Macon-Bibb counties, Georgia. By combining strategic resources and workforce pipelines, the three counties offer a seamless, complete answer for major industrial prospects.

Its primary mission is the joint development and marketing of the Mid-Georgia Mega Site in Peach County. Through the partnership, incoming businesses get dedicated support from site acquisition to long-term workforce recruitment.

Three counties, one authority

The three counties formed the Authority to market the site together.

  • Peach CountySite location and member county
  • Houston CountyMember county
  • Macon-Bibb CountyMember county

Regional collaboration in Georgia

Georgia has a proven track record of regional collaboration in economic development. Regional joint development authorities have played a key role in advancing major projects, including the Bryan County megasite selected for Hyundai Motor Group and Stanton Springs North selected for Rivian.

For more on the strategy, see MBCIA's article, Developing Regional Opportunity: The MGGJDA and Georgia's Megasite Strategy (opens in a new tab).

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