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Board approves consent agenda, renews medical examiner contract with CPI increase and fills several authority seats; 1 water-authority appointment fails
Summary
At its Feb. 21 meeting the Clayton County Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda, authorized a CPI-tied price increase for the county medical examiner contract and approved multiple board reappointments while one water-authority nominee failed to secure approval.
The Clayton County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda and several formal actions at the Feb. 21 meeting.
Agenda additions and adoption At the start of the meeting the board added two items to the consent agenda: Ordinance 2025-16 (a second reading related to a county pension ordinance under the county's home-rule authority) and Resolution 2025-35, a request to participate pro rata in a professional services agreement for federal lobbying services (to share costs with the school board and municipalities for aviation fuel tax advocacy). The board adopted the agenda with those additions by voice vote.
Medical examiner contract (PSA 22-318) County staff asked the board to approve an amendment to PSA 22-318, the annual medical examiner services contract with Coswell Truman LLC (doing business as Clayton County Medical Examiner, headquartered in Covington). Staff said the vendor requested a CPI-based increase submitted…
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