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Dawson County Extension introduces new 4-H youth development agent
Summary
Dawson County Extension, affiliated with the University of Georgia, introduced Ali Brehm as the county’s new 4-H youth development agent; the board received a brief introduction during the July 3, 2025 meeting.
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners on July 3, 2025, heard an introduction of the county’s new 4-H youth development agent from the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension’s local office.
Clark McAllister, agriculture and natural-resources agent with the Dawson County Extension Office, introduced the new agent and thanked the board for its support of the Extension Office. McAllister said the new 4-H youth development agent, Ali Brehm, began working in the office on June 2 and is a lifelong 4-H participant who grew up in Murray County. He said she previously taught in Hall County and that the office was “very happy to have her in our office.”
There was no formal action required on the introduction. The board acknowledged the presentation and welcomed the new agent.
Ending
The introduction was a brief informational presentation; no policy or budget action was taken during this agenda item.
