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Commissioners confirm advisory board appointments; Gordon clarifies Justice Center and landfill funding

Cleveland County Board of Commissioners · December 2, 2025
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Summary

The board reappointed and appointed members to the Agriculture Advisory Board and Veterans Advisory Council, and Chairman Kevin Gordon clarified project funding figures for the Justice Center (roughly $75 million of a previously referenced $89 million) and landfill development (~$14 million), noting landfill costs are funded by an enterprise fund.

The board approved several appointments to county advisory bodies. For the Agriculture Advisory Board, the board re-appointed Joseph Lail and Randall Greene and appointed Scott Turner to three-year terms ending Dec. 31, 2028. For the Veterans Advisory Council, the board re-appointed Marty Pendergraft, Emmanuel Hunt Jr., and Arthur Gordon and appointed Martin Kemp and Kevin Embry through Dec. 31, 2028. Motions to approve appointments were unanimous.

During commissioner reports, Commissioner Johnny Hutchins asked Chairman Gordon to explain recent funding figures for county projects. Chairman Gordon said a previously referenced total of approximately $89 million included roughly $75 million associated with completing the Justice Center, about $19 million in local funds alongside additional state funding, and that an additional sum of about $14 million pertains to developing a new landfill site and acquiring related equipment. He emphasized that landfill development is funded through an enterprise fund supported by user fees and is not paid from general property tax revenues.