Pine Grove State Intercounty Assembly

### Purpose

To promote unity, address common challenges through regional planning, policy advocacy, and community engagement in Pine Grove State.

### Founding document

Terranovan States Intercounty Assembly Act

### Meeting place

Pine Grove Regional Center, Ovahave, Winters County, Pine Grove

### Counties

* Winters County
* Springdale County
* Bostone Valley County
* Dougherty County
* Frazier County
* Aelby County
* Briar County
* Mistyvale County

## Membership

### Type

Director-General-led collaborative governance

### Leaders

* Secretary-General
* Deputy Secretary-General
* Govers Director-General
* Representatives from each of the eight counties

## Website

### Site

www.ci.intercounty.gov

The **Pine Grove State Intercounty Assembly** (**PGSIA**) is a collaborative body that brings together elected representatives from all of Pine Grove's counties to discuss and address regional issues and concerns. Established to address regional issues and concerns, PGSIA serves as a platform for fostering communication, cooperation, and effective governance among county officials. Through regular meetings and collaborations with the Secretary-General of the Intercounty Committee of the Terranovan House of Citizens Legislative Assembly, PGSIA actively engages in discussions about cross-border issues, aiming to promote mutual understanding and cooperation between the two regions.

The primary mission of PGSIA is to promote sustainable growth and prosperity within Pine Grove's counties. By actively participating in regional planning and development initiatives, PGSIA seeks to enhance the well-being of the communities it represents. The Director-General of Pine Grove State Intercounty Assembly plays a crucial role in overseeing day-to-day operations, advocating for unified policies, and appointing key positions within the organization.

Under the leadership of Director-General Derick J. Goodman, PGSIA has initiated various programs aimed at improving the standard of living for all Pine Grove residents. These programs concentrate on healthcare and education in underserved regions, assistance for disabled children, and support for rural economic growth. Director-General Goodman's leadership has been instrumental in ensuring that PGSIA addresses the unique needs of each county, creating a more equitable and inclusive society.

The Director-General's Office, located in Ovahave, Winters County, Pine Grove, serves as the hub for managing the assembly's day-to-day operations. The office coordinates with county representatives, schedules meetings, maintains records, and collaborates with other government agencies. Having a physical presence in each county enables the office to better understand the individual needs and problems of the people they serve, facilitating more targeted and effective lobbying on behalf of the counties.

PGSIA comprises eight counties: Winters County, Springdale County, Bostone Valley County, Dougherty County, Frazier County, Aelby County, Briar County, and Mistyvale County. Each county is led by a Chief Executive Director who collaborates to address common challenges, identify opportunities for regional collaboration, and advocate for their needs at the state level. Monthly seminars provide a platform for sharing best practices, exchanging ideas, and coordinating efforts to boost Pine Grove State's overall success and prosperity.

The Chief Executive Directors play a crucial role in representing their respective counties, utilizing monthly meetings to strategize and advocate effectively. These leaders form alliances with significant partners, such as state legislators, business leaders, and community organizations, leveraging collective influence and resources to address larger regional challenges. These strategic alliances ensure that Pine Grove State's needs and priorities are effectively communicated and represented at the state level, leading to more favorable policy outcomes for the region as a whole.