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Screven County approves routine appointments, a lawn mower purchase and a revised JAG contract

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

The Board reappointed multiple local board members, approved an $11,052.36 lawn mower purchase, and approved a revised service contract with JAG after fee changes; several appointments were tabled for future meetings.

At its June 13 meeting, the Screven County Board of Commissioners handled routine appointments and procurement items.

The Board reappointed multiple members to local boards and authorities: Mary Clare and Melissa Beasley to the Hospital Authority; Todd Bazemore, David Boddiford and John Counts to the Industrial Development Authority; Evon Roberts to the Library Board; Alan Bragg, Chris Thomas, Wes Withrow and Jonna Thompson to the Recreation Advisory Committee (Commissioner Ben Thompson recused from that motion); Josh Kaiser and Dr. Sidney "Joe" Morgan Jr. to the EMS Board; and Andy Durrence and Charles Parker to the Planning & Zoning Board. Two appointments (DFACS reappointment and CRC appointments) were tabled for the next meeting pending confirmation or seeking at-large representation.

The Board approved the purchase of a lawn mower from Screven Power Products for $11,052.36. Commissioners also approved a revised service contract with JAG after JAG increased probation fees, with Commissioner Rosa Romeo moving approval and Commissioner Allison Willis seconding; both motions passed unanimously.

County Manager Lori Burke told the Board that only one respondent answered the library RFP and that response covered HVAC work only; there were no other responses. She reminded commissioners that related funds must be spent by the end of the year.