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Judge-Executive announces cybersecurity training; magistrate schedules street-naming ceremony
Summary
Judge-Executive Mason Bames announced a county cybersecurity training by the Office of Homeland Security and an upcoming physical-assessment report; Magistrate Nathaniel Downey announced a July 30 street-naming ceremony in the community park honoring Frank Gooch Sr. and Terry Joiner.
At the close of the July 19 meeting, County Judge-Executive Mason Bames reported that the Office of Homeland Security would conduct a cybersecurity training exercise for county departments that afternoon from 1:00 to 4:00 at the Historic Courthouse and that a recent physical assessment of county properties by the Office of Homeland Security will be available soon.
Magistrate Nathaniel Downey announced a community park ceremony to name two streets for Frank Gooch Sr. and Terry Joiner to be held Saturday, July 30 at 10:00 a.m. The court adjourned at approximately 9:00 a.m.
These items were recorded as announcements in the minutes; no formal motions or budgetary actions accompanied the cybersecurity training item and the street-naming was presented as a community announcement.
