DEKALB COUNTY – August 19, 2026. The National Association of Counties (NACo) recently appointed Commissioner Ted Terry to four committees. In a statement by NACo President George Dunlap, Commissioner Terry was commended for his unwavering commitment and exemplary commitment to NACo.
“Our greatest strength lies in the engagement of our members, and your active participation and leadership are vital to ensuring that we remain the united voice of America’s counties,” said Dunlap.
Commissioner Terry is now a member of the Healthy Counties Innovation Council and the International Economic Development Innovation Council. He remains a member of the Large Urban County Council (LUCC) since 2022 and the Resilient Counties Innovation Council since 2021.
“It is an honor to be recognized for my commitment to NACo and DeKalb County,” said Commissioner Ted Terry. “NACo is a powerful advocate for counties across the nation, promoting innovation and fresh ideas to better serve our constituents. I value the experience and opportunities presented by these new committee appointments.”
About NACo: “The National Association of Counties (NACo) represents the interests of America’s counties, serving as a powerful voice in federal policymaking and a vital part of our nation’s intergovernmental system. With a membership of thousands of county elected and professional officials, NACo brings together leaders from across the country to shape national policies, share best practices and strengthen counties for a stronger America.
At the heart of NACo’s mission is a commitment to advancing county priorities, promoting innovative policies, nurturing leadership skills and building networks of knowledge and collaboration. Through our committees, caucuses and task forces, NACo empowers counties to optimize resources, improve services and enhance public understanding of county government.
NACo is dedicated to creating opportunities for counties to lead, learn, and advocate, ensuring that counties remain strong and capable of meeting the needs of their residents.”