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Autauga County Commission approves personnel moves, extends James Hardie tax exemption and sets alcohol licensing fees
Summary
At its Feb. 17 meeting the Autauga County Commission approved a slate of hires, promotions and pay adjustments, set FY2026 alcohol licensing levies, extended a James Hardie tax-exemption certificate for one year, and authorized appreciation letters to counties housing inmates.
The Autauga County Commission met Feb. 17, 2026, and approved a series of routine personnel actions, a one-year extension of a James Hardie Building Products tax-exemption certificate and a schedule of FY2026 alcohol licensing fees.
Commission Chairman Jay Thompson presided. Commissioners Rusty Jacksland, John L. Thrailkill, Bill Tatum and Terry Tanner were present along with Treasurer/Administrator Scott Kramer, Deputy Treasurer/Administrator Audra Smith, County Attorney Kyle Shirley and County Engineer John Mark Davis.
The commission first approved the minutes of its Feb. 3, 2026 meeting and authorized payment of invoices received through Feb. 17, 2026. It then adopted the consent docket, which included approval for multiple employees to attend training (Engineering ACEA and CIMS conferences, jail management classes, reappraisal training and a sheriff fraud workshop), a six-month probation period for engineering laborer Akivious Motley, and the surplus and destruction of a Sheriff’s Heimann x-ray machine (model HS 6040DS, serial #72776) due to a…
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