The Clayton County Board of Commissioners (CCBOC) is a governing body that oversees and manages the affairs of Clayton County, Georgia. The board is comprised of five elected officials who are responsible for the implementation and management of various county-wide policies, programs, and services. The CCBOC holds regular meetings open to the public in which they discuss and make decisions on important matters such as budgeting, land use planning, and public health initiatives. In addition to their official duties, board members also serve as liaisons to various county departments, community organizations, and other governing bodies. As a governmental entity, the CCBOC is responsible for the management of Clayton County’s resources, including finances, facilities, and personnel. They work in conjunction with other local, state, and federal entities to ensure the safety and welfare of the county’s residents. The CCBOC is committed to promoting transparency, accountability, and collaboration with the community. They aim to foster a climate of trust and cooperation among residents, local businesses, and government agencies, and to promote economic growth and prosperity for all members of the community.