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Fulton County commissioners approve $281,921.91 in payables; back a software renewal and inmate physician services request

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · December 16, 2025
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Summary

At the Dec. 16 meeting, Fulton County commissioners approved payables totaling $281,921.91, retroactively authorized a Momentive Software renewal for $1,660.48, and approved a Sheriff's Department request for physician services for an inmate at Bedford County Correctional Facility; personnel actions in Domestic Relations were also taken.

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved payables totaling $281,921.91 at its Dec. 16 meeting and took several administrative and personnel actions.

Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved to approve payables dated Dec. 16, 2025, recorded in the minutes as totaling $281,921.91. The minutes provide a fund breakdown: Fund 100 (General Fund) $214,588.09; Fund 227 (SFC Technology Grant) $330.26; Fund 231 (SFC Evidence Based Practice) $142.50; Fund 238 (911) $20,705.31; Fund 256 (Domestic Relations) $50.54; Fund 276 (Opioid Settlement Funds) $46,105.21. The motion carried with the minutes recording "All in favor."

Separately, Commissioner Steven L. Wible moved to retroactively approve a Momentive Software, Inc. renewal order form for the Fiscal Department at an annual price of $1,660.48; the board approved the renewal. Commissioner Randy H. Bunch moved to approve and execute a Sheriff's Department request for an inmate at the Bedford County Correctional Facility to receive physician services; the motion passed (the minutes do not list a dollar amount or vendor for the physician services request).

In department-level personnel actions, Commissioners met with Domestic Relations Director Tina Gress. Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved to dismiss a Domestic Relations employee effective Dec. 8, 2025; the board approved the dismissal. The board also approved advertising for an "Enforcement Officer 1" position in the Domestic Relations Department, to be advertised both internally and externally.

All motions recorded in the minutes for these items were recorded as unanimous ('All in favor'). The minutes do not supply additional implementation details such as vendor contract terms for the physician services request or hiring timetables for advertised positions.