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Commission confirms Lyle Swartzell for full term on 911 board
Summary
Bradley County commissioners confirmed Lyle Swartzell to a full four-year term on the county 911 board after he had been serving the remainder of a shorter appointment; vote was unanimous among present commissioners.
Bradley County commissioners confirmed Lyle Swartzell to a full four-year term on the county 911 board. The mayor told commissioners Swartzell had been appointed to fill out a partial term three to four months earlier and asked the commission to confirm a full term; the commission voted to confirm by roll call.
Commissioner Winters moved the confirmation and Commissioner Slater seconded. The roll call returned 13 in favor, none opposed, and one absent. The confirmation was presented as a routine appointment during the mayor's report; no public comment was offered on the nomination.
Swartzell will therefore serve the full four-year term on the county's 911 board as confirmed by the commission. No additional conditions or duties were recorded during the meeting.
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