Commissioners set several routine items for Sept. 9 consent agenda, including audit contract and transit application
The board indicated it would place multiple routine items on Sept. 9's consent agenda, including a personal property audit contract with Traylor Business Services ($18,000), surplus of four sheriff's vehicles, a resolution to apply for GDOT 5311 transit funding, ARPA-interest allocation for vehicle marking ($3,820), and appointments to local authorities.
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Tift County staff briefed commissioners on a range of routine items on Sept. 3 and the board indicated each would be placed on the Sept. 9 consent agenda or regular agenda as noted.
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