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Upson County commissioners approve consent agenda, year-end budget amendments and SPLOST renovation funding
Summary
The board unanimously approved the consent agenda May 12, which included April 28 minutes, an Energy Savings Agreement, culvert repair, FY 2025 year-end budget amendments (Resolution 08.2026), use of SPLOST funds for a building renovation, and a temporary increase to volunteer fire stipends (Resolution 07.2026).
The Upson County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda during the May 12 meeting, adopting several routine items and budget changes. The consent package included approval of the April 28, 2026 regular meeting minutes; an Energy Savings Agreement (maintenance plan) with A & B Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Co.; authorization to repair the Kendall Branch Culvert on Logtown Road; and Resolution 08.2026, described in the packet as FY 2025 year-end budget amendments to the General Fund, Sprewell Bluff Fund, and debt-service funds.
The consent agenda also included acceptance of the 1st quarter financials (the transcript lists '2016 1st Quarter Financials', which appears to be a transcription error and is here recorded as 2026 1st quarter financials), approval to use SPLOST funds to renovate the former Probate Court Office for Building & Zoning, and Resolution 07.2026 temporarily increasing the volunteer fire department's stipend. Commissioner Benjamin Watson moved to move the resurfacing project to new business and approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Paul Jones seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The transcript supplied to this report lists the items but does not include the full text of the budget amendment resolution or the SPLOST expenditure details; readers should consult the official meeting packet and minutes for the resolution language, funding amounts, and implementation timeline.
