Meet Your County Administrator

The County Administrator is the Chief Executive Officer of the county and head of the administrative branch of the county government. The County Administrator is appointed by the Board of Commissioners. The county administrator is responsible for managing the daily operations of the county government. The administrator serves as a liaison between the Board of Commissioners and the public, as well as between the Commissioners and the county department heads.

The commissioners are ultimately responsible for policy-making and executive decisions concerning county government. The County Administrator is responsible to the board for the proper and efficient administration of all affairs of the Crisp County Government. Various department heads and administrative personnel report directly to the County Administrator.

Other duties of the County Administrator include, but are not limited to: ensuring that the County Commission’s policies are carried out, assisting in developing those policies and other goals, providing administrative leadership to the departments of the county government, developing and presenting an annual budget, and striving for efficiency, effectiveness, and innovation in the delivery and funding of services. Other Duties include attending all commissioners' meetings and preparing commissioners' meeting agendas, and responding to citizen complaints that department directors cannot resolve.

The goal of the County Administrator is to ensure that county services are delivered in a courteous and professional manner and to enhance the image of the county.

Office hours are 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.