Once again the
Special Recognition – E911 Center Award,
this time up front,
added several minutes to an otherwise brief meeting on a light agenda,
for the Lowndes County Commission Regular Session Tuesday evening.
Collage @ LCC 25 March 2025
About
5.a. Seven Rivers Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc.,
Commissioner Mark Wisenbaker said he had asked the incumbent, Jake Price,
who said Corey Milirons was a good candidate.
So the Commissioners appointed him.
They approved everything else unanimously as well.
For the
6.b. Advanced Dispoal Services Residential Solid Waste Franchise Renewal,
Commissioner Demarcus Marshall asked about price increases.
Answer from Kevin L. Beals: not-to-exceed price is already set to $25 back in 2023.
Current cost is $20/month and neither franchisee is asking for any raise.
Commissioner Mark Wisenbaker asked if the two franchisees are aware
they are not supposed to start collecting before 7 AM.
Answer: it’s in their agreement, and if they do, contact Mr. Beals to get them to stop.
In
7. Reports – County Manager – Chairman gave comments,
County Manager Bill Slaughter said
County Manager Paige Dukes was in Atlanta “clearing the path for us”
to be recognized in the state House and Senate for the county’s 200th anniversary.
One Citizen was heard,
8. CWTBH – Brittany Bayshore 5630 Emily Lane Home School event invitation.
Below are links to each LAKE video, with a few notes by Gretchen Quarterman,
followed by a LAKE video playlist.
See also the
LAKE videos of the previous morning’s Work Session
and
agenda and the
board packet, received in response to a LAKE open records request. Continue reading →