Capital Outlay Committee adopts additional political-sign rules at CCAP after groundskeeping complaint
The committee approved added rules for political signage at the CCAP building after grounds maintenance reported problems with the number and duration of signs. The motion passed 4–1; specific fee amounts or enforcement timelines were not specified.
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The Coffee County Capital Outlay Committee voted June 4 to adopt additional rules governing political signs at the CCAP building after grounds maintenance raised concerns about the number of signs and how long they remain in place. Commissioner Tim Brown moved to accept the proposed additional rules; Commissioner Frank Watkins seconded. The motion passed with Brown, Watkins, Terry Hershman and Tina Reed voting yes and Commissioner Jimmy Hollandsworth voting no.
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