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Gordon County Board approves surplus, naloxone policy and several agreements; multiple procedural items carried
Summary
At its February meeting the Gordon County Board of Commissioners approved agenda changes, minutes, declared sheriff's property surplus, adopted a Narcan training and administration policy, approved a lease and several agreements, and extended a professional services contract.
The Gordon County Board of Commissioners approved a series of procedural and program actions during its meeting, including adding a proclamation to the agenda, adopting minutes, approving surplus property from the sheriff's office, adopting a naloxone (Narcan) training and administration policy, and approving several agreements and a contract extension.
Key votes taken at the meeting included: adding the county anniversary proclamation to the special recognition agenda; approval of the agenda and adoption of minutes from January work, executive and regular sessions and special calls; declaring sheriff's office items surplus to be listed on GovDeals; adopting a Narcan (naloxone) training and administration policy recommended by risk management; approving a lease agreement between the Ustanala School Community Club Incorporated and the county for property at 1595 Ustanala Bend Road through June 30, 2026; accepting a fiscal‑year 2025 recycling and waste diversion grant agreement from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division; and extending a professional services agreement with ConTech Engineer Solutions.
Most approvals were moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote with "all in favor" recorded; several items were recorded as unanimous. Where a roll call was taken it recorded unanimous yes votes by the five commissioners in attendance. The meeting closed with a motion to adjourn that carried.
The board took no votes that imposed new taxes or adopted ordinances in the excerpt provided; approvals described in the record were procedural, contract, grant or policy adoptions as summarized above.
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