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Screven County commissioners approve two conditional uses and appoint workforce representative

The Board of Commissioners of Screven County, Georgia · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Screven County Board of Commissioners on May 10 approved two conditional‑use permits in District 5 and appointed Bobby Jones as the county’s Business Representative to the Coastal Workforce Development Board for a two‑year term; the actions were taken by unanimous vote of the seven commissioners listed in the minutes.

The Screven County Board of Commissioners voted May 10 to approve two conditional‑use applications in Commissioner District 5 and to appoint a business representative to the regional workforce board.

Planning & Zoning recommended approval of Vanguard Farms’ conditional use for a livestock processing and packaging facility at 863 Effingham Highway. Chairman Will Boyd opened and closed the public hearing; Commissioner J.C. Warren moved to accept the Planning & Zoning recommendation and Commissioner Mike Dixon seconded. The motion carried by unanimous vote of the seven commissioners recorded as present in the meeting minutes.

The board then approved a separate conditional use for Charles Millican to operate a machine shop on Goloid Church Road. Chairman Boyd again opened and closed public comment; Commissioner Warren moved to approve the Planning & Zoning recommendation and Commissioner Rosa Romeo seconded. That motion also carried by unanimous vote.

In new business, Commissioner John Triplett moved to appoint Bobby Jones as the county’s Business Representative to the Coastal Workforce Development Board for a two‑year term; Commissioner J.C. Warren seconded and the motion carried by unanimous vote.

The minutes do not record extended debate or direct quotations related to the approvals. The actions were listed on the meeting agenda and recorded as carrying by unanimous vote of the seven commissioners shown present at the start of the minutes.