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Commission accepts multiple county agreements, including $218,000 Legacy Link commitment and transportation study

Union County Commission · April 20, 2026

Summary

Union County read and accepted several agreements on Feb. 19, 2026, including a $218,000 local funding commitment for Legacy Link senior services, an agreement for a county transportation study with the Georgia Mountains Regional Commission, and multiple leases and service contracts.

Union County commissioners reviewed and accepted a series of agreements and contracts covering senior services, a transportation study, photographic services, insurance and leases. Speaker 3 read each contract and described key terms before the commission acknowledged them on the agenda.

Among the items, Speaker 3 described a Legacy Link agreement committing $218,000 in local funds to operate the senior center for FY2026–2027 and said the county accepted an agreement with the Georgia Mountains Regional Commission to complete a transportation study to aid planning for Union County and nearby towns. The county also presented a Dixon Photography seasonal-services agreement (no cost to the county) and a Southern Peach arrangement that will remit 10% of sales generated in connection with recreation programs back to the county.

Other items included a $589.50 contract with Umass Incorporated for reappraisal services, a copier lease at $119 per month, and multiple short-term leases and quick-claim instruments read into the record. The transcript records the items and terms but does not include roll-call vote tallies for each acceptance; the agenda language uses "I hereby accept" to present each agreement to the commission.

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