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Fulton County approves several reappointments, retirement invoices and Treasurer office transition steps
Summary
Commissioners approved four Planning Commission reappointments, a Conservation District director reappointment, retirement-plan invoices totaling $9,544.25, approved bank-signatory changes for the Treasurer transition, and authorized updates to Treasurer office procedures.
At its Dec. 9 meeting, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners moved through several administrative items including appointments, retirement-plan payments, and procedural changes tied to a Treasurer’s Office transition.
The board approved Planning Commission reappointment letters for Paula Shives, James Gress, Jeremy Fletcher and Tim Newman for four-year terms ending Dec. 31, 2029, and reappointed Russell McLucas as Conservation District Director for a four-year term to the same date. The board also approved the November 2025 Retirement Fund Report and authorized payment of two Conrad Siegel, Inc. invoices: $5,700 for actuarial services (July–Dec 2025) to be paid from the Charles Schwab Pension Account and $3,844.25 for investment advisory services (July 1–Sept 30, 2025) to be paid from plan assets.
The board approved bank-document execution presented by Community State Bank to add and remove authorized check signers in connection with the Treasurer’s Office transition and authorized operational changes for the Treasurer’s Office as presented by Interim County Treasurer Amy Bishop. The minutes record these actions as unanimous motions; specifics about who will be added/removed as signers and the exact procedural changes were not itemized in the meeting record.
Next steps: staff will execute bank documentation and implement the Treasurer’s Office procedure changes; the minutes do not include the roster of new signers or a detailed implementation timeline for procedure changes.
