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Commissioners accept Williams Road dedication, make it county road
Summary
Commissioners voted to accept a 35‑foot dedication of Williams Road after a private owner offered to formalize a right‑of‑way for a dirt road the county has maintained for decades; the board authorized the chairman to sign necessary paperwork to enroll the road as Liberty County's.
Commissioner Long told the board that property owner Farrell Motley agreed to dedicate a 35‑foot right‑of‑way for Williams Road — a dirt road the county has been maintaining for 40–50 years — to formalize the county's longstanding maintenance.
"He would just be dedicating a road that we're already maintaining, dedicating the right away to us," Long said, and recommended the board accept the county engineer's recommendation. Commissioners moved, seconded and voted by show of hands to accept the dedication and authorize the chairman to sign all required documentation, after which Long said the paperwork will be completed.
No financial exchange was involved and county staff will complete the documentation to transfer the road to county ownership.
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