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Appling County approves participation in DA-office audit, personnel moves and salary increase after executive session

Appling County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

After an executive session April 1, the board approved county participation in a pro‑rata audit of District Attorney Keith Higgins's office, retroactively approved Geri Dicker as HR Specialist effective Jan. 1, 2025, and granted a 5% raise to Road Superintendent Carol Weaver; all actions were unanimous.

After closing the April 1 meeting for an executive session on personnel, the Appling County Board of Commissioners returned to open session and approved multiple actions reported by County Attorney Tracy Brown.

The board authorized county participation and payment of a pro‑rata share of a financial audit related to the office of District Attorney Keith Higgins and gave Chairman Leslie Burch authority to sign the related documents. When asked later about cost estimates, Brown said the audit would run between $3,903 and $5,855.

The board also retroactively approved the appointment of Geri Dicker as Human Resources Specialist effective Jan. 1, 2025, and approved a 5% salary increase for Road Superintendent Carol Weaver to reflect added responsibilities. Commissioner Daryl Edwards moved for the executive session and motions concerning the personnel items carried unanimously.

Finally, the board approved changing its regular May meeting date from May 6 to May 8 because of a scheduling conflict.

What happens next: The county will process the audit participation paperwork and implement the personnel actions through county payroll and human-resources procedures.