Lee County, AL

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County Commission

The Lee County Commission will meet to discuss a final plat approval for a parcel on AL Highway 51 and an addendum to an agreement with the Town of Loachapoka. The body will also address potential litigation in an executive session.

• Final Plat Approval for Sumner - AL Highway 51 Division of Parcel 3
• Addendum to Agreement with Town of Loachapoka
• Ratification of claims and procurement card transactions
• Announcement of one position on Beulah Utilities Board

General

The Lee County Commission is meeting for a work session to discuss agenda items for the October 13 meeting. No specific topics or decisions are listed on the agenda.

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The Lee County Commission meets September 28, 2026 at 5:00 PM. New business includes the FY27 Budget presented by Blake Beck, results of annual Highway Maintenance Bids for FY2026/2027, and a Rural Logging Efficiency Grant application. The commission will also consider final plat approvals for Hallawaka Creek Estates (D4), Haven Wood Subdivision (D5), and Sumner - AL Highway 51 Division of Parcel 3 (D4), plus an ABC 140 Special Events License for B&B Serenity at Legacy Farms and a Taxpayer Insolvent List.

• FY27 Budget presented by Blake Beck
• Final Plat Approval for Hallawaka Creek Estates (D4)
• Final Plat Approval for Haven Wood Subdivision (D5)
• Final Plat Approval for Sumner - AL Highway 51 Division of Parcel 3 (D4)
• ABC 140 Special Events License for B&B Serenity at Legacy Farms

General

The Lee County Commission meets in a work session on Sept. 28, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. The agenda lists a call to order, discussion of agenda items for the September 28 meeting, and a FY2027 budget presentation, followed by adjournment. No specific budget figures, contracts, or ordinances are included in the supplied agenda text.

• FY2027 Budget Presentation
• Discussion of Agenda Items – September 28 Meeting

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The Lee County Commission is holding a work session to discuss agenda items for its September 14 meeting. The agenda contains only procedural items: call to order, discussion of agenda items, and adjournment. No specific decisions or substantive topics are listed.

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The Lee County Commission is holding its regular meeting with a consent agenda, old business, and new business items. Key actions include a second reading of appointments to the Youth Development Center Board, a request for the county attorney to review solid waste, an ABC special events license for Grain and Leaf, the transfer of the Twin Cedars CAC building to the county, and final plats for two subdivisions. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Request to County Attorney for review of solid waste (Commissioner LaGrand)
• ABC Special Events License for Grain and Leaf (Sheriff Jones)
• Transfer of Twin Cedars CAC Building to County Commission (Blake Beck)
• Final Plat for Boulder Lakes Subdivision, District 4 (Justin Hardee)
• Final Plat for River Rock Subdivision, Phase II, District 3 (Justin Hardee)

The Commission approved the transfer of the Twin Cedars Child Advocacy Center building to county ownership and approved the final plat for Boulder Lakes Subdivision. A proposed plat for River Rock Subdivision, Phase II was tabled following citizen concerns regarding infrastructure and safety.

• Approved consent agenda including claims and procurement card transactions (unanimous)
• Appointed Richard Key II and Dianne Carlton to Youth Development Center Board (unanimous)
• Approved ABC Special Events License for Grain and Leaf (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of Twin Cedars Child Advocacy Center building to the Commission (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Boulder Lakes Subdivision (unanimous)
• Tabled final plat for River Rock Subdivision, Phase II (unanimous)
• Authorized Chairman to sign ACCA Safety Incentive Discount Program verification form (unanimous)

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The Commission will review the FY 2027 County Transportation Plan and bid results for Lee County Sheriff's Office vehicle maintenance. The meeting also includes discussions on a new alcohol license levy and various board appointments.

• FY 2027 County Transportation Plan discussion
• Bid results for #2026-08 LCSO Vehicle Maintenance
• New Alcohol License Levy proposal
• Second reading of three East Alabama Health Care Authority Board positions
• First reading of two Lee County Youth Development Center Board positions

The Lee County Commission approved its FY2027 County Transportation Plan, which outlines $4,042,000 in road resurfacing projects funded by Rebuild Alabama and Federal Aid Exchange funds. The commission also approved new county alcohol license fees for four new state license types, awarded a vehicle maintenance bid to Auburn Generator and Starter, and approved an $84,821.00 EMA grant agreement. All votes were unanimous, and the meeting adjourned at approximately 5:27 p.m.

• Approved FY2027 County Transportation Plan ($4,042,000 in resurfacing projects) (unanimous)
• Approved new county alcohol license levies for four new ABC license types (unanimous)
• Awarded bid #2026-08 for LCSO Vehicle Maintenance to Auburn Generator and Starter (unanimous)
• Approved FY2026 EMPG Cooperative Agreement for $84,821.00 in grant funding (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including claims, procurement card transactions, and minutes from August 10, 2026 (unanimous)
• Appointed Dozier Smith T, Vertrina Grubbs, and Bob Dumas to East Alabama Health Care Authority Board (unanimous)
• Approved educational reimbursement request for Lt. Pam Revels (unanimous)
• Adjourned at approximately 5:27 p.m. (unanimous)

General

The Lee County Commission is holding a work session to discuss agenda items. No specific topics or business items were listed in the provided agenda.

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This is a procedural work session of the Lee County Commission. The commission will discuss agenda items for the upcoming August 10 meeting, but no specific items are listed. The meeting is expected to be brief and administrative.

• Discussion of agenda items for the August 10 meeting

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The Lee County Commission will consider several items including final plat approval for Loachapoka Acres, a fleet rotation proposal, bid results for right-of-way clearing, and a retiree longevity bonus resolution. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Final plat approval for Loachapoka Acres (District 1)
• Fleet rotation proposal by Justin Hardee
• Bid results for LCP 41-ROWC-26 – Right-of-Way Clearing
• Retiree longevity bonus resolution by Blake Beck
• ABC 140 Special Events Licenses for Premium Pours

The Lee County Commission approved a consent agenda, a one-time lump sum retiree bonus of approximately $47,000, and awarded a $413,207.02 right-of-way clearing bid to Asplundh Tree Expert, LLC. It also advanced three East Alabama Health Care Authority Board appointments by split votes, appointed Tim Mitchell to the Planning Commission, approved two one-day ABC special events licenses for Premium Pours, approved a fleet rotation for five dump trucks, and approved the final plat for the 4-lot Loachapoka Acres subdivision. All other motions carried unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda including claims, procurement card transactions, and July 27, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Advanced Vertrina Grubbs to East Alabama Health Care Authority Board position A-2 (unanimous)
• Advanced Bob Dumas to East Alabama Health Care Authority Board position A-3 (4-1, Cannon no)
• Advanced Dozier SmithT to East Alabama Health Care Authority Board position A-1 (3-2, Langley and LaGrand no)
• Appointed Tim Mitchell to Lee County Planning Commission (D3) (unanimous)
• Approved ABC Special Events License for Premium Pours at Twenty-One Acres on Sept. 18 (unanimous)
• Approved ABC Special Events License for Premium Pours at Stone and Ivy on Sept. 25 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for one-time lump sum retiree bonus of approximately $47,000 (unanimous)

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The Lee County Commission will review a final plat approval for the River Ran Development and the acceptance of Lee Road 2071 for county maintenance. The body will also consider a speed limit reduction for Lee Road 179 and a support letter for the Lee County Board of Education.

• Final Plat Approval for River Ran Development (D4)
• Acceptance of Lee Road 2071 for County Maintenance (D4)
• Speed Limit Reduction Request for Lee Road 179 (D4)
• First Reading for one opening on Lee County Planning Commission (D3)
• First Reading for three openings on East Alabama Health Care Authority Board

The Lee County Commission approved a 7-lot subdivision plat for River Ran Development on Lee Road 187, accepted Lee Road 2071 into the county maintenance system with a 25 mph speed limit, and reduced the speed limit on part of Lee Road 179 to 30 mph. The commission also approved a letter supporting the Lee County Board of Education's Career Technical Education facilities grant application and tabled the first reading of East Alabama Health Care Authority Board openings to allow time for EAMC to meet with the commission and applicants. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved consent agenda including claims, procurement card transactions and July 13 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled first reading of East Alabama Health Care Authority Board openings (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for Lee County Board of Education CTE facilities grant application (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for River Ran Development, 7 lots on Lee Road 187 in District 4 (unanimous)
• Approved adding Lee Road 2071 to county maintenance with 25 mph speed limit (unanimous)
• Approved reducing speed limit to 30 mph on part of Lee Road 179 in District 4 (unanimous)
• Adjourned at approximately 5:27 p.m. (unanimous)

General

The Lee County Commission is meeting for a work session to discuss agenda items for the July 27 meeting. This is a procedural session to review upcoming business.

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The Lee County Commission will convene a work session to discuss agenda items for the upcoming July 13 meeting. The session is scheduled to begin at 4:00 p.m. and will be led by Probate Judge Jere Colley.

• Call to Order
• Discussion of Agenda Items – July 13 Meeting
• Adjourn

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The Lee County Commission will consider final plat approval for River Rock Subdivision Phase I (District 3), a resolution for a traffic signal at Lee Road 230 and Lee Road 240, and renewal of the animal control contract. The consent agenda includes ratifying claims and procurement card transactions and announcing openings on the Youth Development Center Board.

• Final plat approval for River Rock Subdivision Phase I (District 3)
• Resolution for intersection improvement and traffic signal installation on Lee Road 230 at Lee Road 240
• Animal control contract renewal
• Second reading of two openings on the E-911 Communications District Board
• Announcement of two openings on the Youth Development Center Board

The Lee County Commission met July 13, 2026 with four of five members present (Commissioner Doug Cannon absent). The commission approved the consent agenda, appointed Jay Jones and Austin Bayles to the E-911 Communications District Board, approved the final plat for River Rock Subdivision Phase I (8 lots in District 3), and approved a resolution for intersection improvements and traffic signal installation on Lee Road 230 at Lee Road 240. The commission also renewed the animal control contract and adjourned at 5:10 p.m. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved consent agenda including claims, procurement card transactions, and June 29, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Appointed Jay Jones and Austin Bayles to E-911 Communications District Board (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for River Rock Subdivision Phase I, 8 lots in District 3 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for intersection improvement and traffic signal installation on Lee Road 230 at Lee Road 240, funded 80/20 with Columbus-Phenix City MPO (unanimous)
• Renewed animal control contract with Animal Control Department (unanimous)
• No action taken on solid waste review update; awaiting additional information
• Adjourned at 5:10 p.m. (unanimous)

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The Lee County Commission is holding a work session on June 29, 2026, with an agenda consisting solely of a call to order, discussion of agenda items for the same day's meeting, and adjournment. No specific decisions, proposals, or public hearings are listed.

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The Lee County Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment, presentations on the Health Department MOU and EMA AU Support, and a proclamation. The consent agenda includes meeting minutes, claims, and procurement card transactions, as well as openings on the East Alabama Health Care Authority and E-911 boards. New business includes an ABC license for Spanky's Stack House, a polling place location change, a bridge grant application, a land division on Lee Road 199, and a hazard mitigation plan resolution.

• ABC License Approval for Spanky's Stack House (D5)
• Polling Place Location Change Request
• Bridge Investment Program Grant Application
• Division of 10.08 acres on Lee Road 199 (D3)
• Hazard Mitigation Plan Resolution

The Lee County Commission unanimously approved the consent agenda, an E‑911 board appointment, a liquor license for Spanky's Stack House, a polling‑place relocation, and a Hazard Mitigation Plan resolution. It also approved a $750,000 bridge replacement grant for Webb Branch with a 25% local match. The final plat for a 10.08‑acre subdivision was approved by a 4‑1 vote.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Blake Green to E‑911 Communications District Board (unanimous)
• Approved 040 Retail Beer and 060 Retail Table Wine ABC license for Spanky's Stack House (unanimous)
• Approved polling‑place location change (unanimous)
• Approved Bridge Investment Program grant for Webb Branch bridge replacement ($750,000, 25% local match) (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for 10.08‑acre subdivision on Lee Road 199 (4‑1, LaGrand dissenting)
• Approved Hazard Mitigation Plan Resolution (unanimous)

General

This is a procedural work session agenda with no substantive items listed. The commission will call the meeting to order, discuss the agenda for the regular meeting, and adjourn.

• Call to Order
• Discussion of Agenda Items – June 8 Meeting
• Adjourn

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The Lee County Commission will hold a first reading for an ordinance to open a Communications District (E-911) Board, and consider a budget adjustment for an EMS Contract. The consent agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes and ratification of claims and procurement card transactions.

• First reading of ordinance to open Communications District (E-911) Board
• Budget adjustment for EMS Contract (Blake Beck)
• Approval of minutes from May 26, 2026
• Ratification of claims and procurement card transactions

The commission unanimously approved the consent agenda and an amendment to add an agenda item. They recommended Blake Green for the Communications District (E‑911) Board, passing the motion 4‑0‑1. A budget adjustment of $148,412 to fully fund the EMS contract was also approved unanimously. The meeting was adjourned by unanimous vote.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Amended agenda to add item (unanimous)
• Recommended Blake Green to Communications District Board (4-0-1)
• Approved $148,412 EMS contract funding (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

General

This is a procedural work session of the Lee County Commission. The agenda includes only call to order, discussion of agenda items for the May 26 meeting, and adjournment. No specific decisions or proposals are detailed in the agenda text.

• No substantive items listed; agenda consists only of call to order, discussion of agenda items, and adjournment.

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The Lee County Commission will discuss road maintenance and tax settlements. The body is considering the acceptance of new roads into the maintenance system and a funding agreement for resurfacing.

• Final Plat Approval for Broadview Subdivision
• Intergovernmental Funding Agreement for F.D.R. and Resurfacing of Lee Rd. 242
• Acceptance of Haley Woods, Phase 5 Roads into Maintenance System
• EMS Budget Adjustment Request
• Tax Collection Year Final Settlement

The Commission approved several infrastructure and land use items, including a large road resurfacing bid and a new subdivision plat. They also accepted the 2025 tax collection year final settlement and authorized the maintenance of certain subdivision roads.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved Broadview subdivision final plat (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 tax collection year final settlement (unanimous)
• Approved Lee Road 242 funding agreement with Smiths Station (unanimous)
• Awarded $3,482,650.14 road bid to D&J Enterprises, Inc. (unanimous)
• Accepted Haley Woods, Phase 5 roads into maintenance system (3-0-1)

General

The Lee County Commission work session on May 11, 2026 consists only of a call to order, a brief discussion of agenda items, and adjournment. No specific decisions, contracts, rezoning proposals, or public hearings are listed.

County Commission

The Lee County Commission will meet to discuss new business including a proposed land donation and a USDA lease extension. The body will also review final plat approvals for two subdivisions.

• Proposed land donation for Integrea Community Mental Health Services
• Final plat approval for Broadview Subdivision
• Final plat approval for Moonbrook Subdivision
• Agriculture Extension Building USDA lease extension
• Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant

The Lee County Commission met on May 11, 2026, to review routine business and several specific requests. Commissioners approved a consent agenda, appointed a member to the Beulah Utilities Board, and authorized a land donation to Integrea Community Mental Health Services. Additional approvals included a liquor license for Heads or Tails in District 4, a USDA lease extension, final plat approval for the Moonbrook subdivision, and a letter of intent for a federal safe streets grant.

• Approved consent agenda unanimously
• Appointed Janet Carmack to Beulah Utilities Board unanimously
• Approved land donation on Corporate Drive to Integrea Community Mental Health Services unanimously
• Approved Peace Officers Memorial Day Resolution unanimously
• Approved 020 Restaurant Retail Liquor ABC license for Heads or Tails (District 4) unanimously
• Approved USDA lease extension for Agriculture Extension Building unanimously
• Approved final plat for Moonbrook subdivision (11 lots near Lee Road 209) unanimously
• Approved letter of intent for FY2026 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant unanimously

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The Lee County Commission work session will consider an expansion of the Integrea Mental Health Facility presented by Jimmie Dickey. It will also review future funding options for the Twin Cedars Community Action Center presented by Nathan Murphy and Roz Alston. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.

• Integrea Mental Health Facility expansion – presentation by Jimmie Dickey
• Twin Cedars Community Action Center future funding – presentation by Nathan Murphy and Roz Alston

County Commission

At its regular meeting, the Lee County Commission will consider several agenda items. The commission will receive the bid results for Project No. LCP 41‑SRPM‑26, a striping and RPM replacement contract. It will also approve final plats for the Broadview Subdivision and for the redivision of parcels A‑3 and A‑5. Additional items include a request for the county attorney to review solid waste matters and a license for the sheriff’s office antenna.

• Bid results for Project No. LCP 41‑SRPM‑26 – Striping & RPM Replacement
• Final plat approval for Broadview Subdivision
• Final plat approval for redivision of Parcel A‑3 & A‑5
• Request for County Attorney to review solid waste
• Lee County Sheriff’s Office antenna license

The commission unanimously approved the consent agenda, appointed six members to the Southwest Lee County Fire Protection Authority Board, and directed the county attorney to investigate alleged solid‑waste mail fraud. It also approved a new sheriff’s office antenna agreement, awarded a $289,082.50 contract to C&H Construction for road striping, tabled the Broadview subdivision plat, and approved the Redivision of Parcel A‑3 & A‑5 plat.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Appointed Emmett "Rusty" Jones, Justin Farmer, John Hoar, John Konstant, Anthony Gilmore, Horace Clanton to Southwest Lee County Fire Protection Authority Board (unanimous)
• Recommended Janet Carmack for Beulah Utilities Board (unanimous)
• Directed county attorney to investigate solid‑waste mail fraud allegations (unanimous)
• Approved new sheriff’s office antenna agreement with CR Holdings LLC (unanimous)
• Awarded road striping and RPM replacement contract to C&H Construction Services, LLC for $289,082.50 (unanimous)
• Tabled final plat approval for Broadview subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Redivision of Parcel A‑3 & A‑5 (unanimous)

County Commission

The Lee County Commission meeting will consider several development items, including final plat approvals for the Rock Point Subdivision and the Division of Lot 1 on Lee Road 42. It will also review an access road request from Warr Development Co., a traffic signal design agreement for Lee Road 230/240, and a camera system proposal for the T.K. Davis Justice Center. Additionally, the consent agenda will cover meeting minutes, procurement card transactions, the opening of an E‑911 communications district, and the first reading for the Southwest Lee County Fire Protection Authority.

• Final Plat Approval for Rock Point Subdivision
• Final Plat Approval for Division of Lot 1, Howard – Lee Road 42
• Warr Development Co., Inc. Access Road request
• Lee Road 230/240 Traffic Signal Design Agreement
• Camera System Proposal for T.K. Davis Justice Center

The commission unanimously approved the consent agenda and several subdivision plats, accepted a new access road into the county maintenance system, and authorized a $44,248 camera system for the T.K. Davis Justice Center. It also approved a traffic‑signal design agreement and adopted a Relay for Life proclamation with banner installation at no cost.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Madison Heights 2 subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Rock Point subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Division of Lot 1, Howard – Lee Road 42 (unanimous)
• Accepted 0.117‑mile access road off U.S. Hwy 280 into county maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved traffic‑signal design agreement for Lee Roads 230/240 (unanimous)
• Approved $44,248 camera system proposal for T.K. Davis Justice Center (unanimous)
• Adopted Relay for Life proclamation and banner installation at no cost (unanimous)

General

The Lee County Commission will convene a work session at 4:00 p.m. on April 13, 2026. The meeting agenda consists only of a call to order, a brief discussion of the agenda items, and adjournment. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or hearings are listed.

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The Lee County Commission will discuss a professional services agreement for resurfacing Lee Road 427 and review bid results for crack sealing. The body is also considering plat approvals for the Madison Heights 2 and Hardwood Hollows Phase II subdivisions.

• Professional Services Agreement for resurfacing Lee Road 427
• Preliminary Plat Approval for Madison Heights 2 Subdivision
• Final Plat Approval for Hardwood Hollows, Phase II Subdivision
• Results of Crack Sealing Bid LCP 41-PP-26
• Alcohol and tobacco license requests for 4 Way Corner Store

The Lee County Commission approved the final plat for the Hardwood Hollows Phase II subdivision (4 lots) by a 4‑1 vote. It also unanimously approved proclamations for Child Abuse Awareness Month and Fair Housing Month, a professional services agreement for Lee Road 427 design, and a crack‑sealing bid award to Remac, Inc. All items on the consent agenda were approved unanimously.

• Approved resolution honoring Major John "Alex" Klinner (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation declaring April Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation declaring April Fair Housing Month (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Appointed Denise Rogers to Lee County Alternative Sentencing Board (unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with Three Notch Group, Inc. for Lee Road 427 design ($37,860) (unanimous)
• Awarded crack‑sealing bid LCP 41‑PP‑26 to Remac, Inc. for $132,601.84 (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Hardwood Hollows Phase II subdivision (vote 4‑1)

County Commission

The Lee County Commission will hold a work session to formally open the meeting, discuss any agenda items, and then adjourn. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or ordinances are scheduled for this meeting.

County Commission

The Lee County Commission will discuss budget amendment requests and the 2026-2027 annual alcohol levy. The body is also reviewing several alcohol license applications and plat approvals for local subdivisions.

• FY 26 Budget Amendment Requests
• 2026-2027 Annual Alcohol Levy
• Final Plat Approval for Division of Parcel B of the Williams Estate
• Preliminary Plat Approval for Madison Heights 2 Subdivision
• Final Plat Approval of Rolling Oak Ridge of Lake Harding

The Lee County Commission approved its consent agenda and split $2,500 funding for the Leadership Lee County project. Commissioners appointed Randy Mauldin to the Smiths Station Fire Protection District Board and approved the Solid Waste Management Plan by a 4‑0‑1 vote. The FY 26 budget amendment requests and the 2026‑2027 annual alcohol levy were both approved unanimously. The final plat for the Williams Estate subdivision was approved, while the Madison Heights 2 preliminary plat was tabled for further review.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 appropriation for Leadership Lee County project (unanimous)
• Appointed Randy Mauldin to Smiths Station Fire Protection District Board (unanimous)
• Approved Solid Waste Management Plan (4-0-1, LaGrand no)
• Approved FY 26 budget amendment requests (unanimous)
• Approved 2026‑2027 annual alcohol levy (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Division of Parcel B of Williams Estate (unanimous)
• Tabled preliminary plat for Madison Heights 2 subdivision (unanimous)

General

The Lee County Commission will hold a work session on March 9, 2026. After routine items, the board will discuss solid waste concerns presented by Commissioner Richard LaGrand. No decisions or votes are noted in the agenda.

• Discussion of solid waste concerns – presented by Commissioner LaGrand