The Coweta County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing and regular meeting on December 17, 2024, focusing on community engagement and recognition of local achievements. The meeting commenced with Life Scout Hudson Nesselcutt leading the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by an invocation led by Commissioner Smith, who emphasized gratitude and the importance of community respect and hospitality.

A significant highlight of the evening was the recognition of Paul Poole, who has served Coweta County for 20 years. Poole expressed his appreciation for the support he received from the commissioners and the community throughout his tenure, reflecting on his experiences and the honor of being elected multiple times.

The meeting proceeded with a presentation from the Coweta County 4-H Club, led by County Extension Coordinator Stephanie Butcher. Three 4-H members shared their experiences and projects. Ryder Moore presented his district project on poultry, discussing the care and housing of chickens, while Caden Swartz spoke about his journey in 4-H and the skills he developed, including public speaking and teamwork. Aurora Cadman, who represented Coweta 4-H at National Congress, highlighted the club's impact on youth leadership and community involvement.

The 4-H representatives expressed gratitude for the county's support, noting that Coweta County had the largest camping participation in Georgia this year, with 266 children attending Cloverleaf Camp at Rock Eagle. They concluded their presentation by offering cookies to the commissioners as a token of appreciation for their ongoing support.

The meeting underscored the importance of community service and youth development in Coweta County, showcasing local achievements and fostering a spirit of collaboration among residents and officials.