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Tift County approves consent agenda, including $1.029 million landfill property purchase

Tift County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a consent agenda that included a $24,727.45 Data Cloud contract (SPLOST VI), acceptance of an $8,640 DUI-Drug Court supplemental grant, a $49,500 security-system maintenance agreement, routine alcohol-license renewals (with Buffalo Wild Wings removed) and authorization to purchase property for landfill cover material for $1,029,000 from the landfill enterprise fund.

The Tift County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda on Dec. 11, including multiple contracts, a grant acceptance and a $1,029,000 property purchase to supply cover material for the Tifton-Tift County Landfill.

County Manager Jim Carter asked the board to remove Buffalo Wild Wings from the list of alcohol-license renewals before the consent items were approved. The consent package, approved 6-0 on a motion by Commissioner Fred "Buck" Rigdon and seconded by Commissioner Stan Stalnaker, included a contract with Data Cloud Solutions for cloud computing services priced at $24,727.45 to be funded from SPLOST VI; acceptance of a Tift County DUI-Drug Court supplemental grant award of $8,640; and a maintenance agreement with Coopercraft for the county's security system for $49,500.

The consent agenda also authorized the chairman to execute documents to purchase property at a cost of $1,029,000 for cover material for the Tifton-Tift County Landfill, with the purchase funded from the landfill's enterprise fund. Board members carried the consent motion unanimously.

The record does not indicate additional debate on the listed items. The removal of Buffalo Wild Wings from the renewal list was noted so the county could address the establishment's alcohol-license status separately.