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Autauga County Commission OKs consent docket, approves multiple hires and transfers

Autauga County Commission · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners unanimously approved a broad consent docket including training travel, gasoline budget transfers totaling $4,992.44 from the general fund and $82.44 from the reappraisal fund, surplus items, service agreements, and several personnel hires, resignations and terminations.

At its Jan. 20 meeting the Autauga County Commission unanimously approved the consent docket and a cluster of personnel and administrative actions.

The consent docket authorized designated personnel to attend multiple training and conference events (including economic development, engineering elevation certificate workshop, road & bridge training, AlTrans for senior services, and several school safety and sheriff certifications) and approved transferring gasoline budget funds for December 2025. The minutes list transfers into the county gasoline budget from several departmental lines totaling $4,992.44 from the general fund (including $4,383.06 from Rural Transportation) and $82.44 from the Reappraisal Fund. The commission also approved a transfer into the sheriff gasoline budget to cover December usage for Animal Control, SRO, and Jail units and approved surplus and destruction of two pieces of equipment (Revenue S & W Burster serial #00846 and Bizhub C364 serial #A5C1011029121).

The commission approved FY2026 service agreements with the Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Autauga County Heritage Association.

The meeting recorded multiple personnel actions in county departments, including hires, resignations and one termination in the corrections division: the hire of Francesca Grant and Naomi Rojas, conditional hire of Johnathan Hayden (pending background/drug test) as Engineering Assistant, hire of Natalie Kuczmarski as receptionist (effective after two-week notice), hires of Kadance Smitherman and Skylar Faulk as license clerks, and approval to hire Dhija Williams as a correction officer. The minutes also record the resignation of Javaris Livingston shortly after appointment, the termination of Gene Lucas (correction officer) effective Jan. 9, 2026, and the resignation of Tracy Hart effective Dec. 1, 2025. All personnel motions carried by unanimous vote.

The commission entered executive session at 5:16 p.m. and emerged at 5:49 p.m. before adjourning at 5:57 p.m.; the meeting will reconvene Feb. 3, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.