The Georgia Alliance of Preservation Commissions (GAPC) is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to providing support to local historic preservation commissions. Its purpose is to provide a forum to promote communication between historic preservation commissions and help coordinate their efforts throughout the state; to promote and support educational activities that enable preservation commissions to more effectively administer local programs and ordinances; and to serve as a public information and educational resource for and about matters affecting historic districts and the work of preservation commissions.

GAPC's partners include the College of Environment and Design at the University of Georgia, the Historic Preservation Division of the Department of Natural Resources; the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation; the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions; and local governments across the state.

GAPCBoard of Directors
The GAPC Board of Directors is composed of fifteen members, one from each of nine districts (a combination of Regional Development Center boundaries) and six at large from within the state. Members of the Board of Directors and Officers must be current or past members of preservation commissions or serving as staff to a preservation commission.

GAPC Board Bios

Board Contact List

GAPC Region Boundaries Map

GAPC Bylaws

FAQs about the GAPC