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Votes at a glance: actions taken at the March 20 Hart County commission meeting
Summary
A summary of formal votes recorded on March 20 by the Hart County Board of Commissioners, including agenda and minutes approvals, ordinance readings and procurement and personnel actions.
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The Hart County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal votes during the March 20 meeting. Tally and attribution reflect the transcript record.
- Approve agenda with amendments: approved (unanimous recorded; motion and second recorded). (Transcript: agenda approval at start of meeting.)
- Approve March 11 regular minutes: approved 5‑0. (Motion by Mr. Bennett; second by Mr. Teasley.)
- Approve March 18 work session minutes: approved 5‑0. (Commissioner Brown moved; Commissioner Teasley seconded.)
- Chapter 46 (Land Development) — take as second reading with changes (mandatory pre‑application review, ownership/infrastructure completion language, ROW/pavement definition, letter of concurrence for water hookups, further soil analysis requested): approved 4‑1 (Commissioner Bennett opposed). (Motion by Commissioner Dorsey; second by Commissioner Teasley.)
- Chapter 50 (Manufactured homes and trailers) — take as second reading (language revisions as discussed): approved 5‑0. (Motion made and second recorded; no further amendments.)
- Tennis/pickleball court lighting bid opening and procedural acceptance of bids: procedural motion approved (5‑0). Bids recorded in transcript (e.g., Corey Clark Electric LLC $32,000; Middle Georgia Outdoor Lighting $46,545). No firm award recorded in the transcript; staff to evaluate and return with recommendation.
- Parks & Recreation procurements (football/flag jerseys, cheer gear, sports photography): motions to exclude late bids where applicable and to turn bid materials to the recreation director for final review were approved (5‑0). Vendors read into the record include GoSports (jerseys), Oakley Sports and Varsity Spirit (cheer), Strawbridge Solutions (photography; 10% donation offered). Final awards not recorded in minutes read aloud.
- Ambulance emergency purchase under state contract (supply backlog cited): approved as an emergency procurement (unanimous). Transcript discussion referenced approximately $249,000; staff to finalize contract paperwork.
- Sheriff’s request to grant four years’ credit for prior experience to newly hired deputy Victoria Nunn (retroactive to hire date): motion to approve was made and approved (recorded as unanimous in transcript).
- Motion to go into executive session for litigation, personnel and real estate: motion approved.
For items where the transcript read bids or discussed dollar figures but did not include a formal award or final contract, this summary reports only the vote taken at the meeting (procedural acceptance, referral to staff, or authorization to proceed).

