Governor’s Sonny Perdue (R-GA), Charlie Crist (R-FL), and Bob Riley (R-AL) met on December 15th to restart negotiations over an allocation agreement for the ACF and ACT Basins. This was the first meeting between the three governors since 2007. The meeting took place in Montgomery, AL. Although there are no specifics that came from the meeting, general consensus is that the negotiations look promising. Governor Perdue in particular was very vocal about his optimism in the process.
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