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Commissioners approve reappointments, pension invoices and administrative changes
Summary
The board reappointed Planning Commission and Conservation District members, approved the November retirement fund report and two Conrad Siegel invoices, approved the 2025 State Food Plan, discussed Phase II renovations, authorized bank signer changes, and approved Treasurer's Office procedure changes.
The Fulton County Board on Dec. 9 approved a slate of administrative and personnel items, accepted retirement reporting and invoices, and authorized bank and operational changes.
Commissioner Wible moved to reappoint Paula Shives, James Gress, Jeremy Fletcher and Tim Newman to the Planning Commission for four-year terms to Dec. 31, 2029; the motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Bunch moved to reappoint Russell McLucas to the Conservation District for a four-year term ending Dec. 31, 2029; that motion passed unanimously.
HR Administrator Mary Huston presented the November 2025 Retirement Fund Report, which commissioners approved. The board approved two Conrad Siegel Inc. invoices: $5,700 for actuarial services (July–Dec. 2025) to be paid from the Charles Schwab Pension Account, and $3,844.25 for investment advisory services (July 1–Sept. 30, 2025) to be paid from plan assets; motions authorizing payment passed unanimously.
Commissioner Hann moved to approve the 2025 State Food Plan as submitted by Sue Cubbage; the motion passed unanimously. Executive Development Director Julie Dovey, Executive Program Director Elen Ott and Building and Maintenance Director Brad Seville presented on Phase II renovations for the upper level of the building purchased on Lincoln Way West; the transcript records the presentation but no separate vote. Commissioners approved bank signature changes presented by Community State Bank and authorized changes to Treasurer's Office procedures at the request of Interim County Treasurer Amy Bishop. Commissioner Wible moved to adjourn at 11:02 a.m.; the motion passed unanimously.
Why it matters: these actions sustain county governance functions—from planning and conservation representation to pension administration and administrative continuity during a treasurer transition. The Conrad Siegel payments and retirement report relate to county pension fund management.
Next steps: reappointments and payments take effect per standard practice; renovation planning and Treasurer Office implementation steps will follow as staff coordinate procurement and operational changes.
