Echols County workshop: board declines internet at concession stand, explores ticket booth cost-share
Summary
At an Aug. 20 workshop, the Echols County Board of Commissioners concluded internet service is not needed at the ballfield concession stand and directed County Manager Alan Levesque to meet the Echols County Board of Education about sharing construction costs for a proposed ticket booth.
The Echols County Board of Commissioners discussed facility improvements for the county ballfield during a workshop on Aug. 20, 2026. After hearing options and questions from commissioners, the Board concluded that "internet service is not necessary at this time." County Manager Alan Levesque was asked to pursue next steps for a ticket booth.
Levesque will meet with the Echols County Board of Education to determine whether the school system would share construction costs if a ticket booth is built. The matter was discussed as part of informal workshop review and no formal action or vote was taken; any proposal that requires funding will return to a regular meeting for a formal decision.
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