Divisions
OPB is organized into several divisions that all report to the Executive Office and the OPB Director. Each division plays a key role in carrying out OPB's mission of promoting responsible fiscal stewardship of Georgia taxpayer dollars. Visit the links below to learn more about the specific responsibilities of each OPB division.
Executive Office
Richard Dunn
(404) 656-3820
Provides the executive administration and management of the agency.
Administration
Uliton Casey
(404) 689-4491
Responsible for the fiscal and human resources function of OPB, the Governor's Office, and various attached agencies for administrative purposes.
Education
Chase Jones
(404) 721-2230
Performs budget analysis and policy planning for the Governor related to education, ranging from Pre-K programs to higher education.
Grants Administration
Gus Elliott
(404) 692-7476
Responsible for the implementation and management of all grant programs administered by the Office of Planning and Budget.
Georgia Data Analytic Center
Kanti Chalasani
(404) 689-5256
GDAC helps decision-makers in the state by collecting and showing data, analytics, research, and insights.
Health and Human Services
Dale Brantley
(404) 692-2702
Performs budget analysis and policy planning for the Governor related to healthcare, human and veterans’ services, and workers' compensation.
Information Technology
Bruce Zents
(404) 656-3820
Supports the technology needs of OPB and develops, maintains, and supports statewide applications integral to the fiscal management of Georgia.
Physical and Economic Development
Christian Hamby
(404) 692-5833
Performs budget analysis and policy planning for the Governor related to economic development, infrastructure, workforce development, and natural resources.
Planning and Strategy
Gus Elliott
(404) 692-7476
Performs policy planning for the Governor related to general government, strategic planning, legislative tracking, census initiatives, and communications.
Public Safety
Alexander Sawdye
(404) 689-7915
Performs budget analysis and policy planning for the Governor related to law enforcement, the criminal justice system, and driver services.