What is the ICG?

Launched in 1996, the Certified County Commissioner Program is a voluntary program of study designed for county commissioners to learn information and enhance skills relevant to their duties and responsibilities. Courses are taught by a team of experts, which includes university faculty, government officials, professional speakers, FAC members and FAC staff. CCC participants must complete a total of 47 hours of course work. This now includes 32 hours of core, 9 hours of electives and 6 hours of continuing education courses. Completion of the course requirements results in the designation of Certified County Commissioner.