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Baldwin County commissioners praise staff, plan to recognize deputies involved in Orange Beach rescue
Summary
During commissioner comments, Baldwin County commissioners thanked staff for event support, praised turnout at Old Time Day, and one commissioner said he will recognize the sheriff's department and deputies involved in returning a young child from Orange Beach; the meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.
Baldwin County commissioners used their comment period to thank staff for preparing the meeting agenda, praise volunteers and turnout at Old Time Day, and to announce plans to recognize law-enforcement personnel who aided in a recent Orange Beach rescue.
Commissioner (unnamed) said he arrived at Old Time Day around 8:30 a.m. and praised volunteers and those who traveled from Atmore to Mobile to attend. He thanked staff and the employees who were recognized at the meeting.
Another commissioner described personal reasons for appreciation and thanked county staff, naming Felicia and Jerry Carl while speaking of the community work staff perform. A different commissioner said Amber and Kelly had stayed to watch the rest of the meeting and thanked employees again.
One commissioner referenced the recent rescue of a young child from Orange Beach and said he plans to recognize the sheriff's office and deputies involved when he serves as chair, stating the recognition would occur at a November meeting in Bay Minette.
The meeting record ends with a motion to adjourn made by Commissioner Billy John. The transcript records the motion—“I make a motion to adjourn”—but does not record a second or a vote in the text provided.
