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    Calhoun County Commission Approves $2 Vehicle Levy to Support Sheriff’s Office

    By Lee Evancho,

    1 days ago

    Calhoun County, AL – The Calhoun County Commission held a regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, October 10th, 2024.

    • Call To Order
    • Invocation/Pledge Of Allegiance
    • Adopt Agenda – Unanimously Approve d
    • Elected Official/Department Head Comments – No Comments
    • Adopt Minutes – Unanimously Approved
    • Old Business
      • Nuisance Abatements – Unanimously Approved (one tabled)
        • 1879 Parkwood Drive, Anniston – Avery Properties LLC. – TABLED
        • 2603 Eulaton Road, Anniston – WJ Ponder (Est.) C/O Irene & Pats Ponder
        • 192 West Point Road, Jacksonville – Wendy K. Gann Snider
        • 2425 Griffis II Street, Anniston – Bobby Woodrow
        • 3608 Noble Street, Anniston – Cynthia & Michael Greenwood
        • 4206 Bynum Leatherwood Road, Anniston – Patricia Woodrow
        • 315 Medders Drive W., Anniston – James Fredrick Lucas III
      • Nuisance Dismissals: – Unanimously Approved
        • 4500 Asbury Avenue, Anniston – Grace A. McKinney C/O Brandy Bryant
        • 0 S. Marshall Street, Anniston – Linda Chesson
        • 6105 Autumn Trail, Anniston – Penny Woodford
        • 540 Cottaquilla Road, Jacksonville – Lisa Hughes & Genell Hughes
      • Nuisance Invoice – Unanimously Approved
        • 101 W. 35 th Street, Anniston – Corridor Gardens InTown LLC ($5,526.00 )
    • New Business
      • Nuisance Declarations: – Unanimously Approved
        • 5004 Post Oak Road, Anniston – Modena & Hulon Ogle
        • 31 Carriage Road, Anniston – Wayne Guthrie
        • 80 Bailey Street, Oxford – Jacqueline Kelley & Dianne Green
        • 407 Morrisville Road, Anniston – Jackqueline Johnson
        • 1320 Leyden Street, Anniston – Louie Miller
        • 508 Inglewood Drive, Anniston – Antonia Mora Ramirez
        • 0 Elston Street, Anniston – Beatrice Robinson c/o Jerom Allen
        • 2435 Eulaton Road, Anniston – Billy Joe Clonts c/o Denise Walling
      • Rescind Denial for ABC Board Application Resolution – Unanimously Approved
        • After new information was supplied the Commission revisited this application.
      • Bid Extension Resolution – Courthouse Custodial Services – Unanimously Approved
        • Contract with Made to Clean Custodial Services with no change in cost.
      • Bid Award Resolution – Sports Complex Concessions – Unanimously Approved
        • Contract was entered into with Osborn Brothers Inc.
      • Change Order – ARPA Project – Jail Medical Wing Fencing – Unanimously Approved
        • Change amount of $11,676.00 was agreed upon.
      • Traffic Enforcement Agreement – North Central Alabama Highway Safety Office – Unanimously Approved
        • The Franklin County Commission will act in its role as the approved Sub Grantee for all Traffic Safety Funding and will be the pass-through agency for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration/ADECA Let’s Traffic Safety Funds.
      • Interpreter Service Agreement – Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind – Unanimously Approved
        • The Calhoun County Probate Court and Calhoun County Commission entered into a service agreement.
      • Surplus Property Resolution – Probate Office Savin Copier – Unanimously Approved
        • Surplus item is a Savin IM 5000 – Copy Machine.
      • Subdivision Approval – RaceTrac Alexandria Gate 5 Plat – Unanimously Approved
        • A proposed subdivision has been reviewed and inspected by the Engineering Department.
      • Passage and Levy of Additional Vehicle License and Registration Fee Resolution – Unanimously Approved
        • The County will levy a $2 fee on each new registration, transfer, or renewal on any vehicle on the County commencing on January 1st, 2025. The additional fees will be distributed on a monthly basis by the License Commission to the Sheriff to be deposited in the Sheriff’s Law Enforcement Fund and be used for law enforcement purposes.
        • Commissioner Shears explained that this came about due to the Sheriff’s Office losing funding from pistol permits not being required. The funds from the $2 will go the the Sheriff’s Office.
    • Public Comments
      • Audrey Maxwell – announced that many fall festivities would be happening in our area, Jazz/Music Fest in Anniston this weekend, the Chamber is sponsoring a Business Decorating Contest for businesses decorating for fall and/or Halloween. Entries can be submitted to the Chamber’s social media pages and all will judged by State Tourism personnel.
      • Chandy Gordon- with A.S.A.P. foundation announced they will be sponsoring free carwashes for all military/vets and their families, this will be held at Xtreme Car Wash in Anniston tomorrow, October 11. They also have the national drug take-back day scheduled for October 26.
      • Dr. David West w/ Extension Office announced they will be hosting a pecan workshop on October 25 and there will be a hog show at the Ag Center on October 19 th .
    • Adjourn – Unanimously Approved

    Next Meeting:  Thursday, October 24, 2024, 10:00 a.m.

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    Concerned Citizen
    15h ago
    Thanks a lot Ivey for doing Way with the postal permits, now tags are outrageous, if you own more than one vehicle, it's going to hurt . No body cared about paying a pistol permit if that had guns but EVERY BODY has a car
    cronan karl
    1d ago
    what does the Pecan Workshop consist of? I have a dozen trees I'm looking for information on fertilizer to help them produce a higher quality of pecans.
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