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Jones County commissioners appoint two to Central Georgia development authority board

4259265 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

At its June 17 meeting, the Jones County Board of Commissioners voted to appoint James Collins and Billy Matthews to two openings on the Central Georgia Joint Development Authority board. The motion was approved by voice vote; no term lengths or additional details were recorded in the meeting transcript.

Jones County commissioners voted June 17 to appoint James Collins and Billy Matthews to fill two openings on the Central Georgia Joint Development Authority board.

The action came after a brief announcement from the dais naming the two nominees. An unnamed commissioner moved “I make a motion to accept the nominees of, James Collins and Billy Matthews for the Central Georgia Joint Development Authority Board,” and another attendee seconded the motion. The motion passed on a voice vote when the chair called for “All in favor.”

The commissioners did not record a roll-call vote or specify term lengths for the appointments in the public transcript. No other discussion of the nominees’ qualifications or responsibilities was included in the meeting record provided. The board appointment item immediately followed review of minutes from a June 3 work session and other routine agenda business.

James Collins and Billy Matthews were named in the public meeting as the nominees; the transcript does not include statements from either nominee or additional biographical details. The transcript also does not record any dissent or conditions tied to the appointments.

The appointment fills two vacancies on the Central Georgia Joint Development Authority board as announced on the June 17 agenda; the meeting record does not specify next steps for swearing in or the length of the terms.