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County signs intergovernmental election agreements and approves $2.63M in bills

Houston County Board of Commissioners · November 21, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners approved Intergovernmental Agreements with Warner Robins, Perry, Centerville and the County Board of Elections to conduct 2025 city elections and approved payment of bills totaling $2,627,787.36.

Commissioner Byrd moved to approve Intergovernmental Agreements between the Houston County Board of Elections and the cities of Warner Robins, Perry and Centerville to conduct city elections in 2025; the motion passed and the board said using the same polling locations clarifies voting logistics for citizens. The agreements formalize cooperative election administration for the 2025 election year.

The board also approved payment of county bills totaling $2,627,787.36 after a motion by Mr. Byrd and a second by Mr. Gottwals; the motion carried. Commissioners emphasized intergovernmental cooperation and recognized the importance of clear polling locations for voters.