Mike Allen, former Utilities Director,
no longer works for the county as of last Friday, according to
County Manager Joe Pritchard.
Dr. Amanda Hall
proposed an
anti-tethering ordinance.
Both at yesterday morning’s Work Session of the Lowndes County Commission.
Lowndes County won
an award for its budget as “a policy document, a financial plan, an operations guide and a communications device.”
All good except: as a communications device?
They’d probably have to publish drafts of it before they passed it for
that to be true.
Unless they mean as in a public telling, not a public hearing.
They won last year, too,
along with 45 other winners in Georgia,
including Valdosta.
Award, or passing grade?
They’ll
present it tonight
at the Regular Session.
No rezonings, but
surplus computing devices,
abandonment of
Deloach Road E (CR 95),
more on the
never-ending juvenile justice Evidence Based Associates topic,
Workers Compensation Insurance Renewal,
and
sewer gasses corrode manhole covers. I wonder how much gases
corrode pipelines?
See the agenda.
Videos are linked below, followed by a video playlist.
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for the annual Lowndes County Commission retreat, now billed
as 2015 Annual Planning Meeting.
Unlike
the Valdosta City Council,
this retreat is in Lowndes County,
at the same location as the recent Lake Park Chamber of Commerce
annual dinner.
Gretchen will be there with the LAKE camera.
You can go, too: it’s an open meeting.
