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Quitman County reappoints local board members, approves routine financial items
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the Georgetown‑Quitman County Commission approved multiple reappointments to boards (recreation, economic development, planning & zoning, water & sewer) and carried routine motions to approve the agenda, check register and bills.
The Georgetown‑Quitman County Commission on Jan. 14 approved a slate of routine administrative items and reappointments.
The commission approved the meeting agenda (motion by David Kinsey, second by Danny Blackmon) and then approved the prior month's check register (motion by Blackmon, second by Kinsey) and the bills (motion by Kinsey, second by Jim Hayes). Recorded votes for those motions list commissioners Bussey, Kinsey, Hayes and Blackmon as voting yes.
During new business the commission reappointed Royzell Wilson and Gloria Johnson to the Recreation Board (motion by Willie H. Bussey Jr., second by Jim Hayes), reappointed Jerry Green and Leslie Culver to the Local Economic Development Authority (motion by Danny Blackmon, second by David Kinsey), reappointed Terry Batton and LaVaughn Jackson to the Planning & Zoning Board (motion by Bussey, second by Hayes), and reappointed Jimmy Scott to the Water & Sewer Authority (motion by Bussey, second by Hayes). For each of those motions the minutes record yes votes from Bussey, Kinsey, Hayes and Blackmon and record the motions as carried.
The minutes do not record dissenting votes or abstentions for these reappointments. The record does not indicate terms' lengths or the effective start dates for the reappointments; those details were not specified in the minutes and are recorded here as not specified.
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