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Resident raises drainage concerns on Twin Oaks Road; county to inspect
Summary
At the March 12 meeting, resident Jerry Winters told the Screven County commissioners that a neighbor’s driveway and a new home have changed water flow on Twin Oaks Road; Vice-Chairman J.C. Warren and Roads Superintendent James Woods agreed to inspect the site after the meeting.
Jerry Winters spoke during the Screven County Board of Commissioners’ March 12 meeting to report recurring water drainage problems on Twin Oaks Road. Winters said a neighbor’s newly installed driveway and another nearby home have redirected water flow, creating ongoing issues for his property.
Vice-Chairman J.C. Warren told Winters the complaint was not being overlooked and said he and Roads & Bridges Superintendent James Woods would visit the site after the meeting to evaluate the problem and determine next steps. The meeting record does not include a technical mitigation plan or timeline; the board’s inspection was the only follow-up committed during the session.
The board’s regular business that morning included several unanimous votes on procurement, a road-closure resolution, and a grant-financed HVAC upgrade for the sheriff’s department; the Twin Oaks inspection was recorded as a staff follow-up rather than a formal action.
