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At a glance: minutes, proclamation and a small tax refund approved by Cusseta‑Chattahoochee commission

Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County Board of Commissioners · April 1, 2025
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Summary

At its April meetings the commission unanimously approved routine minutes, a Donate Life Month proclamation and a small tax refund tied to an assessor correction; motions were recorded as unanimous voice votes.

At its April 1 regular meeting the Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County unanimously approved procedural minutes, a National Donate Life Month proclamation, the budget hearing calendar and a small tax refund tied to an assessor correction.

Key votes recorded in the minutes: - Approval of Mar. 4, 2025 regular meeting minutes (motion: Commissioner Damon Hoyte; second: Commissioner Jason Frost). The vote was unanimous. - Approval of Mar. 4, 2025 executive session minutes (motion: Commissioner Timothy Biddle; second: Commissioner Frost). The vote was unanimous. - Approval of Mar. 25, 2025 work session minutes (motion: Commissioner Frost; second: Commissioner Biddle). The vote was unanimous. - Approval of the National Donate Life Month proclamation (motion: Commissioner Jason Frost; second: Commissioner Timothy Biddle). The motion passed unanimously; the proclamation text is in the meeting packet. - Approval of a tax refund for parcel C05‑0001 (owner recorded as Tracy/Tracy Lynn Chiodo). The assessor's packet documents a corrected valuation and lists a total refund of about $38.38; the minutes record approval of a refund of roughly $38 with the county’s portion noted at about $12.

All votes referenced above were recorded in the minutes as unanimous voice votes; no roll‑call tallies with named yes/no votes are included in the minutes for these routine items.