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Commissioners discuss fencing and cameras for unsupervised dumpster sites; recommend posting transfer station rules
Summary
Screven County commissioners discussed installing fencing and cameras at unsupervised dumpster sites and repairing potholes around sites; one commissioner recommended posting transfer station rules and hours on the county website. The meeting also included introductions of EMA and interim fire leadership and a hospital update.
Officials and commissioners raised solid‑waste management concerns and minor administrative items at the Aug. 12 Screven County meeting.
During public comment, Rev. Uley Robbins asked what is allowed to be put in dumpsters. Later in new business, Commissioner Ben Thomopson proposed improving unsupervised dumpster sites by installing fencing and cameras where feasible, citing the Overpass site as an example. Commissioner Mike Dixon asked that potholes around dumpster locations be repaired to improve access and safety.
In commission and staff reports, Chairman Will Boyd introduced EMA Director Mikki Saxon and Interim Fire Chief Jon Pollock. Commissioner Edwin Lovett suggested posting rules and hours of operation for the county transfer station on the county website to reduce confusion for residents. Commissioner J.C. Warren complimented road paving crews, and Lagina Evans gave an update on the hospital. The minutes do not record specific follow‑up assignments or timelines for the dumpster improvements or the transfer station posting.
The board adjourned at 6:44 p.m.
