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Tift County commissioners approve consent agenda including $121,507 EB Hamilton camera purchase and alcohol licenses

Tift County Board of Commissioners · April 1, 2026

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Summary

The Tift County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a consent agenda March 9 that included a $121,507.43 camera system for EB Hamilton Sports Complex, an $88,615.60 engineering addendum for complex improvements, TEFRA bond documents for the Hospital Authority and three retail alcohol license approvals.

The Tift County Board of Commissioners approved a multi-item consent agenda at its March 9 regular session, including the purchase and installation of a camera system for the EB Hamilton Sports Complex and several administrative approvals.

Chairman Tony McBrayer read the consent items aloud before the motion. The board approved the purchase and installation of a camera system from MCA at EB Hamilton Sports Complex for $121,507.43 to be funded from SPLOST VI, and authorized an $88,615.60 addendum to Watkins & Associates LLC’s engineering services agreement for EB Hamilton Sports Complex Improvements Phase 2 to be funded from county reserves and to proceed with bidding. The consent package also included Resolution No. 2026-06 authorizing documents necessary for the Hospital Authority to receive a TEFRA tax-exempt bond loan and an agreement with M&A Carter’s Catering for recreation concession services. Three retail alcohol license applications were approved: Shreeshiv Shakti LLC d/b/a Happy Tripp (Riya D Patel), Uma 2003 LLC (Girishbhai Prajapati) and Jiya Niya LLC (Rajesh Gajjar).

Commissioner Tyler Riddle moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Paul Webb seconded the motion, which carried 6-0.

The items were approved as a block; the transcript records no individual rollcall votes on each consent subitem. The TEFRA item references the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982 as the statutory authority for the tax-exempt bond procedure. The transcript does not specify bond amounts or detailed contract terms for the TEFRA authorization.