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Coffee County Commission adopts resolution opposing Covington County carbon storage project
Summary
On March 23, 2026, the Coffee County Commission unanimously adopted a resolution joining Covington, Okaloosa and Walton counties in voicing opposition to a proposed Carbon Storage Project in Covington County. The motion was made by Commissioner Clint Grantham and seconded by Commissioner Sonny Moore.
The Coffee County Commission voted unanimously March 23 to adopt a resolution opposing a proposed Carbon Storage Project in neighboring Covington County.
Commissioner Clint Grantham moved that the commission adopt the resolution; Commissioner Sonny Moore seconded the motion. Chairman Kim Ellis presided. According to the motion record, all commissioners present voted in favor.
The resolution instructs Coffee County to join Covington County Commission, Okaloosa County Commission and Walton County Commission in voicing opposition to the project. The meeting record does not include additional discussion of the specific reasons for opposition or details of the Carbon Storage Project.
The action was recorded during the regular meeting in Commission Chambers, New Brockton. The commission completed other routine business and adjourned to its next scheduled meeting on April 13, 2026.
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