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Board approves $2,050 for Campbell Building signs and renames it the Franklin County Annex

Franklin County Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Franklin County approved $2,050 for new signage and voted to change the building name from Campbell Building to Franklin County Annex; board discussed sign placement (west side vs. front) and clarified the vote covered funding only.

The Franklin County Board approved $2,050 to purchase signs for the Campbell Building and voted to rename the building the Franklin County Annex at its Jan. 20 meeting. Ray Minor moved to approve the sign expenditure; J. Larry Miller seconded and the board’s roll-call vote was unanimous.

Board members discussed sign placement during the meeting. John Gossett asked whether signs could be placed on the west side following a request from Curtis Overton; Curtis said that was his preference. Chairman Neil Hargis clarified the motion under consideration covered the financial approval and that placement decisions could be handled operationally. The name-change motion to rename the Campbell Building to the Franklin County Annex was moved by J. Larry Miller, seconded by Ray Minor, and also passed unanimously.

The financial approval for signs and the formal name-change were entered into the meeting minutes; specifics on sign design and installation timing were not detailed during the meeting.