Commissioners approve appointment, promotion and a quit-claim deed in Jan. 9 session
Summary
The board appointed Reverend James Futch to the Heart of Georgia Regional Commission, promoted Robert Eunice to interim landfill supervisor, and approved returning 0.25 acres along US-1 South to a private owner via quit-claim deed.
At its Jan. 9 meeting the Appling County Board of Commissioners approved several routine but consequential administrative actions: the replacement appointment to a regional commission seat, a personnel promotion and a property quit-claim deed.
The board unanimously appointed Reverend James Futch to the private-sector seat representing Appling County on the Heart of Georgia Regional Commission after Gerry Moore declined reappointment. Commissioner Theodore Wilkerson nominated Futch; the motion passed without objection.
Following an executive session, the board approved promoting Robert Eunice to Interim Supervisor at the county landfill; Commissioner Charlie Leggett moved approval and the board voted unanimously. Separately, the board approved a quit-claim deed to return 0.25 acres on U.S. 1 South adjacent to Cauley Road to the subsequent landowner; Commissioner Doug Harris made the motion and Commissioner Randy Sellers seconded. The minutes note this was connected to prior state Department of Transportation work and an earlier quit-claim deed related to that project.
All three items were approved unanimously and recorded in the meeting minutes. The transcript does not include resumes or background materials for the appointee or the promoted employee.
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