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Paulding County honors 40-year water-system employee and presents state assessing award
Summary
At its Dec. 10, 2024 work session, the Paulding County Board of Commissioners recognized Vicki Powell for 40 years with the county water system and heard a presentation from the Georgia Association of Assessing Officials honoring Chief Assessor James Stokes as member of the year.
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Paulding County commissioners used part of their Dec. 10, 2024 work session to recognize long-serving staff and welcome a statewide professional honor for the county’s assessor.
The board presented a framed certificate of appreciation to Vicki Powell of the county water system in recognition of 40 years of service. The certificate was described by the chair as signed by all commissioners; Powell briefly acknowledged the recognition during the presentation.
Also at the meeting, Teresa Gooch, identified in the transcript as president of the Georgia Association of Assessing Officials, read a resolution noting that James Stokes had been named the association’s member of the year. "This prestigious award was presented during our fall seminar on 10/28/2024," Gooch said while reading the resolution, and she noted Stokes’ service to the association, including that he served as GAAO president from 2019 to 2020.
The remarks and presentations in the provided transcript excerpt were ceremonial; no formal votes or policy actions appear in the excerpt. The board also noted that minutes from the Nov. 12, 2024 work session and board meeting were available for review.

