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Committee approves amendment for animal shelter carport and fencing
Summary
On May 14, the Coffee County Budget and Finance Committee approved budget amendment 171-2026-24 to fund an animal control carport and fencing; the amendment passed after a motion by Commissioner Reed and a second by Commissioner Stubblefield. The amendment amount and funding source were not specified in the minutes.
The Coffee County Budget and Finance Committee on May 14 approved Budget Amendment 171-2026-24 to provide funding for an animal control carport and perimeter fencing. Commissioner Reed moved to approve the amendment; Commissioner Stubblefield seconded the motion, which the minutes record as 'carried.' The minutes do not list a vote tally or identify the amendment's dollar amount or funding source.
The amendment was introduced under the committee's budget amendments section and was the sole formal budget change recorded in the meeting minutes. No departmental presentation, contractor estimate, or timeline for construction is recorded in the minutes. The committee's approval formalizes the request in the county's budget documents, but the minutes do not specify next steps for procurement or project scheduling.
Because the minutes do not record a cost figure or funding source, county documents should be consulted for the amendment text and the budget ledger for precise figures and implementation details. The committee did not record any public comment or debate on the amendment during the May 14 session.
