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Franklin County Commission reappoints Joseph Baldwin to ACCA committee; Chairman Moore named to Bear Creek Development Authority

Franklin County Commission · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners voted to reappoint Joseph Baldwin to the ACCA Legislative Committee (Baldwin abstained) and reappointed Chairman Barry Moore to the Bear Creek Development Authority Board for a six-year term; the meeting also approved routine agenda and minutes and approved April bills.

At its May 18 meeting the Franklin County Commission reappointed Commissioner Joseph Baldwin to serve on the 2026-2027 Association of County Commissions of Alabama (ACCA) Legislative Committee. The reappointment was made on a motion by Commissioner Tracie Clark, seconded by Commissioner Greg Hovater; Commissioner Joseph Baldwin abstained from the vote. A completed ACCA nomination form and return instructions (deadline Aug. 1, 2026) were entered into the record.

The commission also reappointed Chairman Barry Moore to the Bear Creek Development Authority Board for a six-year term on a motion by Commissioner Tracie Clark and a second by Commissioner Greg Hovater. Both appointments were approved by the commission and recorded in the minutes.

The meeting opened with procedural items: approval of the May 18 agenda (motion by Greg Hovater, second by Tracie Clark), approval of the April 20, 2026 regular meeting minutes (motion by Grayson Murray, second by Joseph Baldwin), and approval of April bills (motion by Tracie Clark, second by Grayson Murray). Chairman Barry Moore used the public-comment portion to remind commissioners and the public about the ALDOT lunch at NACOLG on May 29 and to encourage residents to vote in the May 19 election; the Probate office reported about 102 absentee ballots on file.

Those actions complete the recorded appointments and routine procedural business for the May 18 meeting; no contested nominations were recorded in the minutes.