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Ware County moves to place nonbinding advisory referendum on perimeter road before voters

Ware County Board of Commissioners · March 9, 2026
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Summary

The commission unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-04 supporting H.B. 1093 to place a nonbinding advisory referendum on a perimeter road around Waycross on the ballot, following prior direction from the commission in December.

The Ware County Board of Commissioners on March 9 approved Resolution 2026-04 supporting H.B. 1093 to place a nonbinding advisory referendum on a proposed perimeter road around Waycross before local voters. Commissioner Jon Tindall moved for approval; Commissioner Timmy Lucas seconded. The board recorded the motion as approved by unanimous vote.

Commissioner Tindall said the commission had agreed in December to place the item before voters. The resolution is advisory and nonbinding, meaning it would gauge voter sentiment rather than enact a project or appropriate funds directly.