Oconee County, Georgia

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

Tourism and Visitors Bureau

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

Planning Commission Meeting

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Library Advisory Board

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Tourism and Visitors Bureau

Board of Tax Assessors

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

Planning Commission Meeting

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Library Advisory Board

Library Advisory Board

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

Board of Elections Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

Planning Commission Meeting

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

Board of Elections Meeting

Library Advisory Board

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

Board of Elections Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Elections Meeting

Library Advisory Board

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

Recreation Advisory Committee

The Oconee County Recreation Advisory Committee will meet to consider park projects and give updates on existing initiatives. The meeting includes routine items such as approving the agenda and minutes from the May 19 meeting. Public comments are scheduled before adjournment.

• Park Projects
• Park Updates

Library Advisory Board

The Library Board of Trustees will meet to review reports from the branch manager, regional office, director, and financial officer. The board is scheduled to decide on budget approval.

• Budget approval

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

The commission will meet to review a budget report and receive updates from the Executive Director. The agenda includes discussions on new and old business and committee reports.

• Budget report
• Executive Director report on current programs
• Committee breakout reports

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission is considering Rezone #P26-0122 to modify conditions of two previously approved rezones (P24-0100 and P25-0188) on 22.63 acres of commercial property across multiple addresses on Research Parkway, Goddard Way, and CAAP Drive.

• Rezone #P26-0122: Burgess Jennings Mill Land, LLC seeks to modify conditions of existing rezones for 22.63 acres at 1225, 1521, 1701, 1817, 1520 Research Pkwy; 1750, 1470 Goddard Way; 1100 Research Pkwy; 1455, 1821, 1470 CAAP Drive

Animal Services Meeting

The Oconee County Animal Services Advisory Board will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes from May 6, 2026, elect new officers, and receive updates from Manager Crystal Berisko on budget, projects, stats, events, and other matters. Public comments are limited to 5 minutes each. No specific decisions or financial amounts are listed on the agenda.

• Election of new officers for the advisory board
• Approval of minutes from May 6, 2026
• Public comment period
• Manager updates on budget, projects, stats, events, and other items (no specifics provided)

Board of Tax Assessors

The Board of Tax Assessors will meet to review 13 Conservation Use Value (CUV) applications and two CUV releases. The board is also scheduled to approve a freeport exemption for Caterpillar and car appeals filed between January 1 and June 30, 2026.

• Review of 13 CUV applications including parcels for Bennwwitz/Thompson (307.60) and Branch (45.94)
• CUV releases for Equity Trust Company parcels B-06W-005 and B-06W-006
• Freeport approval for Caterpillar
• Approval of car appeals from Jan 1 – June 30, 2026
• Approval of 30-day notices

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

This is a procedural meeting of Oconee Fire Rescue station chiefs and members. The agenda covers approval of previous minutes, fleet and facility work orders, training review and volunteer recruitment, driver training, and replacement trucks for units 202, 502, and 801. No decisions or public hearings are scheduled; the meeting may go into executive session for personnel matters if needed.

• Review of June meeting minutes
• Fleet and facilities work order updates
• Status of FF1 class and EMR course
• Update on replacement trucks for units 202, 502, and 801
• Review of members lacking training hours

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of agenda items, including zoning changes, contract awards, and intergovernmental agreements. Key decisions include approving a bid award for FY 27 bridge repairs, a bid for solid waste and recycling collection, and a loan modification for the Calls Creek water‑reuse facility upgrade. The board will also act on rezoning and variance requests for properties on Plaza Pkwy, Experiment Station Rd, Malcom Bridge Rd, and Allegheny Ln, and will update personnel policy. Additional items are a contract amendment for fire‑hydrant testing, a budget amendment for runoff election expenses, and an MOU for holiday lighting at OVP.

• Rezone #P26-0115 AAC Land Partners, LLC, 14.3550 acres at 1660 Plaza Pkwy (vacant) and modify conditions of rezoning #P24-0115
• Variance #P26-0116 AAC Land Partners, LLC to reduce off‑street parking requirements for 14.3550 acres at 1660 Plaza Pkwy
• Approve the bid award for FY 27 bridge repairs
• Approve a GEFA loan modification for construction of Calls Creek WRF upgrade to 3 MGD
• Approve an MOU with Brightside Company, LLC for holiday lighting at OVP

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Board of Commissioners and Board of Education will discuss a proposed intergovernmental agreement. This agreement concerns the ownership and operation of the Oconee County Civic Center and the transfer of 42.7 acres of land on Highway 441 near Bishop.

• Proposed intergovernmental agreement for Oconee County Civic Center ownership and operation
• Proposed land transfer of 42.7 acres on Highway 441 near Bishop

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners will discuss and decide on a GEFA loan modification for the Call Creek Water Reclamation Facility upgrade, several bid awards including bridge repairs and solid waste collection, and multiple intergovernmental agreements with the City of Bogart and the school district. The board will also consider a budget amendment for runoff election expenses and an animal services MOU with UGA.

• Discuss bid award for FY 27 Bridge Repairs
• Discuss bid award for Solid Waste and Recycling Collection and Disposal
• Discuss and consider GEFA loan modification for Call Creek WRF Upgrade to 3 MGD
• Discuss IGA with City of Bogart for Code, Engineer, Fire and Animal Services
• Discuss IGA with City of Bogart for Law Enforcement Services

The Board approved a memorandum of understanding with UGA for an animal services program and renewed the FY27 Indigent Defense Services agreement. Several other items, including bridge repairs and waste collection bids, were moved to the July 7 consent agenda.

• Approved UGA Animal Services MOU and $20,000 budget amendment (4-0)
• Approved FY27 Indigent Defense Services Agreement (4-0)
• Approved FY27 Family Connection Contract (4-0)
• Approved June 30, 2026 Agenda (4-0)

Board of Elections Meeting

The Board of Elections will consider pre-certifying and then certifying the results of the June 16 General Primary Runoff Election, pending outstanding provisional and UOCAVA ballots. The director will report on advance voting and election day operations. Upcoming events include a recount for the Republican Public Service Commission District 3 and a risk-limiting audit.

• Pre-certification and certification of June 16, 2026 General Primary Runoff Election
• Director report on advance voting and election day
• Recount for Republican Public Service Commission District 3 on June 24
• Risk Limiting Audit on June 29
• Potential call for special election TSPLOST on August 3

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Oconee County Industrial Development Authority Meeting

The Oconee County Industrial Development Authority will consider a budget amendment for the current fiscal year, adopt the FY27 budget, and discuss the FY27 insurance renewal. Updates will be provided on Dawson Park and the beautification schedule of Hwy 53 from Butlers Crossing to the 441 Bypass. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and an executive session if needed.

• Discuss and consider a budget amendment to the FY26 Budget
• Discuss and consider adoption of the FY27 Budget
• Discuss and consider the FY27 Insurance Renewal
• Update on Dawson Park
• Update on the Beautification Schedule of Hwy 53 from Butlers Crossing to the 441 Bypass

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will decide on three requests to modify conditions of previously approved land-use approvals. The items include two rezones and one special use, all seeking changes to existing permits on properties in Oconee County.

• Rezone #P26-0115 by AAC Land Partners to modify conditions of existing rezone #P24-0115 on 14.355 acres at 1660 Plaza Pkwy (vacant)
• Rezone #P26-0117 by Front Row Properties to modify conditions of existing rezone #7278 on 0.25 acres at 2053 Experiment Station Rd (commercial)
• Special Use #P26-0118 by Grace Fellowship Church of God to modify conditions of existing special use approval #7581 on 21.65 acres at 1150 Malcom Bridge Rd (vacant)

Board of Tax Assessors

The June 9, 2026 meeting of the Oconee County Board of Tax Assessors has been canceled. No business will be conducted.

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

The Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs will meet on June 8, 2026, to discuss fleet maintenance, training schedules, and updated standard operating guidelines. The meeting will also review a potential volunteer recruit list and members lacking training hours. An executive session may be held for personnel matters.

• Approval of May minutes
• Review of fleet and facilities work orders
• Review of potential volunteer recruit list
• Discussion of updated Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs)
• Review of members lacking training hours

The Station Chiefs approved the full SOG package, including revisions regarding facial tattoos and the Medical Responder of the Year award. The meeting also included a review of training schedules, recruitment rosters, and outstanding work orders.

• Approved May 11, 2026 minutes
• Approved entire SOG package
• Agreed that applicants with facial tattoos will be reviewed by the Station Chiefs Council

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Board of Commissioners will discuss the adoption of the proposed FY27 Budget. The meeting includes decisions on several board appointments and the purchase of emergency vehicle equipment. Other items include a zoning variance request and EMS service agreements.

• Proposed FY27 Budget adoption
• Variance #P26-0078 for Rockinwood SRH, LLC on Rockinwood Dr
• Purchase of Station 8 Fire Engine and a 2000 Gallon Tanker Truck
• Medical Director Agreement and Pharmacy Provider for Oconee EMS
• FY27 ACCG-IRMA Property and Liability Insurance Renewal

The Board of Commissioners approved the FY27 General Fund and total budget, along with a new fire engine purchase. Multiple local board appointments were confirmed for upcoming terms. Additionally, the board approved a buffer variance for Rockingwood Drive.

• Approved June 2, 2026 agenda (3-0)
• Approved May 5 and May 19 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved Variance P26-0078 for Rockingwood Drive buffer reduction with four conditions (3-0)
• Appointed Scarlett Mitchell and Karin Myhre to Library Board (3-0)
• Appointed Vivian Ezeh, Simon Owino, and Fran Leathers to Animal Services Advisory Board (3-0)
• Appointed Dr. Jospeh Nunnally to Family and Children’s Services Board (3-0)
• Appointed Rodney Mauricio, Kelly Dolvin, Shweta Doshi, Robert Legg, and Tommy Malcom to Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission (3-0)
• Appointed Greg Wilson, TJ Stephens, and Dean Bright to Tourism and Visitors Bureau (3-0)

Board of Elections Meeting

The Board of Elections will consider and vote on the pre‑certification and final certification of the May 19, 2026 General Primary/Special Election. The meeting also includes routine reports on ballot image audit, advance voting, and election day operations, plus updates on upcoming election‑related events.

• Pre‑certification of May 19, 2026 General Primary/Special Election
• Certification of May 19, 2026 General Primary/Special Election
• Ballot Image Audit report
• Advance Voting report
• Risk Limiting Audit scheduled for May 29, 2026

The Board of Elections and Registration approved the precertification and final certification of the May 19, 2026, General Primary/Special Election. Members also scheduled the June Primary Runoff certification meeting for June 22, 2026.

• Approved April 6, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved precertification of May 19, 2026, General Primary/Special Election (unanimous)
• Certified May 19, 2026, General Primary/Special Election results (unanimous)
• Scheduled June Primary Runoff certification for June 22, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the FY27 Budget at 6:00 PM, immediately followed by a regular meeting. During the meeting, they will discuss the purchase of a 2000-gallon tanker truck, an update on the Station 8 fire engine, and county-wide items including an animal services fencing grant acceptance, the FY27 ACCG-IRMA property and liability insurance renewal, a donation to Toombs County, and an agreement with Georgia Transmission Corporation for pole replacement. An executive session may be held for land acquisition, personnel matters, or potential litigation.

• Public Hearing on the FY27 Budget
• Discuss purchase of a 2000 Gallon Tanker Truck
• Update on purchase of Station 8 Fire Engine
• Discuss and consider Animal Services Fencing Project Grant Acceptance
• Discuss FY27 ACCG-IRMA Property and Liability Insurance Renewal

The Board of Commissioners approved a $15,000 grant and MOU from the Atlanta Humane Society for an animal enrichment area fencing project. Several other items, including a water resources task order and insurance renewal, were scheduled for the June 2, 2026, Consent Agenda.

• Approved May 19, 2026 Agenda (3-0)
• Approved Atlanta Humane Society MOU and $15,000 grant (3-0)
• Placed 2000 Gallon Tanker Truck purchase on June 2 Consent Agenda
• Placed RBLAS Decommissioning Task Order on June 2 Consent Agenda
• Placed FY27 ACCG-IRMA Insurance Renewal on June 2 Consent Agenda
• Placed Toombs County fire engine donation on June 2 Consent Agenda
• Placed Georgia Transmission Corporation pole replacement agreement on June 2 Consent Agenda

Recreation Advisory Committee

The Oconee County Recreation Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to review and discuss ongoing and completed park projects, including a tour of Heritage Commons and Oconee Veterans Park. The agenda consists primarily of updates and routine approvals, with no specific funding or policy decisions on the table.

• Review of completed and ongoing projects at Heritage Commons (HCM) and Oconee Veterans Park (OVP)
• General park updates from staff
• Approval of previous meeting minutes from March 17

The committee approved the meeting agenda and the November 18 minutes without dissent. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous vote.

• Approve agenda (unanimous)
• Approve November 18 minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Board of Health

This is a regular monthly meeting of the Oconee County Board of Health. The agenda includes approval of previous minutes, old business, district updates, and a report on septic systems by Keli Hinson. No specific votes, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed. The meeting is procedural and open for public input.

• Keli Hinson report on septic systems

Tourism and Visitors Bureau

The Oconee County Tourism & Visitors Bureau Board is meeting for a routine session. The agenda includes approval of minutes from January and February and a director update. No major decisions or policy items are scheduled for discussion.

• Approval of January and February meeting minutes
• Director update on bureau activities

Board of Tax Assessors

The Board of Tax Assessors will meet to approve the digest and mailing of assessment notices. The board will also discuss a new policy for appraiser levels and adopt a new form for CUV release.

• Approval of digest and mailing of assessment notices
• Discussion of new policy for appraiser levels
• Adoption of new form for CUV release
• Review of non-disclosure applications

The Board of Tax Assessors approved the 2026 digest value of $4.92 billion, adopted a policy for appraiser certification levels, and approved a CUV release/waiver form for office policy. It also approved two non‑disclosure applications and denied one. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Approved 2026 digest value $4,920,431,892 (unanimous)
• Adopted policy for obtaining appraiser certification levels (unanimous)
• Approved CUV release/waiver form for office policy (unanimous)
• Approved two non‑disclosure applications (unanimous)
• Denied one non‑disclosure application (unanimous)
• Approved mailing of approx. 907 personal property and 19,511 real property notices (unanimous)

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

The Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs will hold a regular meeting covering fleet and facility work orders, training updates, and miscellaneous items including discussion of updated standard operating guidelines (SOGs) and a membership appeal. The agenda also includes a review of members lacking training hours and an executive session for personnel matters if needed.

• Fleet & Facilities Work Orders
• Review updated Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs)
• Review appeal for membership
• Review members lacking training hours
• Status of FF1 class and volunteer recruit list

Animal Services Meeting

The Animal Services Advisory Board will meet to review updates from the Manager of Animal Services. The agenda includes discussions on budget, projects, statistics, and events.

• Approval of January 7, 2026 minutes
• Manager of Animal Services updates regarding budget and projects

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The commissioners will hear public comments on the FY27 budget before voting on it. They will also consider several zoning actions, including a special‑use amendment for Grace Baptist Church and a rezoning of property on Plantation Drive. Additional items include ratifying the EMS Director and discussing the South Watkinsville Bypass project.

• Special Use P26-0025: modify conditions for Grace Baptist Church, 18.07 acres at 6401 & 6441 Hog Mountain Rd
• Rezone P26-0044: change from AG to AR for 5.4‑acre parcel on Plantation Dr
• Variance P25-0269: allow accessory building over 1,000 sq ft on 0.71‑acre lot at 2300 Stone Rd
• Ratify appointment of EMS Director
• Discussion of South Watkinsville Bypass Project

The Oconee County Board approved the addition of an agenda item and adopted the minutes from previous meetings. It approved several land‑use actions, including a special‑use permit, a rezoning, and a variance, each with conditions. The Board also ratified Jaron Queen as the new EMS Director. A resolution supporting the Watkinsville Bypass was approved.

• Approved agenda addition for OVP Tennis Court Expansion (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from April 7 and April 28 meetings (unanimous)
• Approved Special Use P26-0025 for Grace Baptist Church with six conditions (3‑0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Rezone P26-0044 from AG to AR with four conditions (unanimous)
• Approved Variance P25-0269 to exceed 1,000 sq ft accessory building with one condition (unanimous)
• Ratified Jaron Queen as EMS Director (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution to GDOT concerning the Watkinsville Bypass (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including IT cable replacement and emergency operations plan (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Board of Commissioners will discuss the 3rd Quarter FY26 Financial Update, providing a snapshot of county revenues and expenditures. They will also consider the award of the OVP Tennis Court Expansion Project and several other contract and operational matters, including an emergency operations plan adoption and renewal of emergency notification systems. Many items are discussions rather than final votes.

• 3rd Quarter FY26 Financial Update
• Award of OVP Tennis Court Expansion Project
• Local Emergency Operations Plan Adoption
• Renewal of CodeRED Mass Notification Solution
• GDOT Utility Aid Contract for SR53/Rays Church/Malcom Bridge Road

The commissioners approved the April 28 agenda by a 4‑0 vote. By consensus, a series of items—including the OVP tennis court expansion, IT cabling upgrade, SAR bench project, emergency operations plan, CodeRED renewal, and GDOT utility aid agreement—were scheduled for the May 5 consent agenda. The board also moved into Executive Session unanimously to discuss land acquisition, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Approved April 28 agenda (4-0)
• Placed OVP Tennis Court Expansion project on May 5 consent agenda
• Placed courthouse IT cable replacement contract amendment on May 5 consent agenda
• Placed SAR bench and walkway project at OVP on May 5 consent agenda
• Placed adoption of updated Local Emergency Operations Plan on May 5 consent agenda
• Placed renewal of CodeRED mass notification system contract on May 5 consent agenda
• Placed GDOT Utility Aid agreement for water relocation on May 5 consent agenda
• Adjourned into Executive Session to discuss land acquisition, personnel, litigation (4-0)

Library Advisory Board

The Oconee County Library Board of Trustees will meet to approve minutes, receive a report from an architect, and conduct elections for board officers. The agenda also includes a procedural update for meeting rooms.

• Approval of January 20, 2026 minutes
• Architect presentation
• Board Officers Election
• Meeting Room Procedures Update
• Financial Report

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider two new business items: a request by Grace Baptist Church to modify conditions of an existing special use permit for a community-scale church and add an adjacent 18.07-acre property on Hog Mountain Road, and a rezoning request by Cynthia Bodie to change 5.4 acres on Plantation Drive from Agricultural to Agricultural-Residential. The meeting will also approve minutes from February 16, 2026.

• Special Use P26-0025: Grace Baptist Church modify conditions of existing special use #5459 and add adjacent property (18.07 acres at 6401 and 6441 Hog Mountain Rd)
• Rezone P26-0044: Cynthia Bodie rezone from AG to AR on 5.4 acres at Plantation Dr
• Approval of minutes from February 16, 2026

Board of Tax Assessors

Board of Tax Assessors

The Board of Tax Assessors will meet to review numerous applications for Current Use Valuation (CUV) and CUV continuations. The board will also consider applications for the Family Farm Land Preservation Act (FLPA), property exemptions, homesteads, and non-disclosures.

• CUV Applications for multiple parcels, including Faye Chambers (B-06-015A, 185.88 acres) and Icy Forest LLC (D-02-029, 197.12 acres)
• CUV Continuations for several parcels, including Linda Dickens (B-10-034A, 136.30 acres)
• FLPA Application for Oconee Greene, LLC (C-09-025, 85.00 acres)
• Exempt property applications for Arrive Infusion, Connect Ministries, Antioch Christian Church, and PPG Hawthorn Med Watkinsville
• Review of homestead and non-disclosure applications

The Board approved the March 10 minutes and denied a conservation‑use request for parcel B‑05‑037B pending additional proof. It approved a large set of CUV applications and unanimously approved several CUV continuations. The Board also approved an FLPA application, multiple exempt‑property requests, an exempt request for Antioch Church, and a non‑disclosure application.

• Approved March 10, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Denied conservation‑use application for B‑05‑037B until proof of schedule E or F
• Approved multiple CUV applications (motion by Danny Mobley, second Sidney Bell)
• Unanimously approved listed CUV continuations (motion by Sidney Bell, second Danny Mobley)
• Approved FLPA application Oconee Greene, LLC C‑09‑025 (all in favor)
• Unanimously approved exempt property applications for Arrive Infusion, Connect Ministries, PPG Hawthorn Med Watkinsville
• Approved exempt application for Antioch Church (all in favor; Sidney Bell abstained)
• Unanimously approved one non‑disclosure application

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners will discuss an EMS strategy and consider a contract to buy ambulances and related equipment. It will also review zoning matters, including a residential variance and a tax‑deferred land appeal, and adopt text amendments to the Unified Development Code. Consent items include upgrades to water‑treatment facilities, a cybersecurity grant agreement, and a hydraulic boom mower purchase for the road department.

• Variance P25-0309 for Abrar and Ambreen Ansari to allow more than 5 lots access a private drive (3.34 acres, 3810 Malcom Estates Rdg)
• Appeal of Administrative Decision P26-0069 by Deferred Tax, LLC for a 6.84‑acre vacant parcel on Oconee Connector
• Text amendments to Oconee County Unified Development Code Articles 2, 3, 6, 11, and 12
• Discuss and consider approval of a contract to purchase ambulances for county EMS
• Approve purchase of a hydraulic boom mower for the Road Department

The Board voted unanimously to start a county‑run emergency medical services (EMS) system. It also approved a variance for a residential lot, upheld a planning director decision, adopted text amendments to the Unified Development Code, appointed a tax assessor, and approved contracts for ambulances and equipment. All motions passed with a 4‑0 vote.

• Approved start‑up of a county‑run EMS service (4‑0)
• Approved Variance P25‑0309 for 3810 Malcom Estates Ridge to allow six lots (4‑0)
• Upheld Planning Director decision on Appeal P26‑0069 (4‑0)
• Approved text amendments to Articles 2, 3, 6, 11 and 12 of the Unified Development Code (4‑0)
• Appointed Lafe Hansford to the Board of Tax Assessors (term ends 3/31/2028) (4‑0)
• Approved contract to purchase five 2026 Ford F‑350 XLT ambulances ($1,124,000) (4‑0)
• Approved contract to purchase ambulance equipment ($768,279.65) (4‑0)
• Approved consent agenda items (4‑0)

Board of Elections Meeting

The Board of Elections and Registration will meet to receive the Director's report on equipment and budget. The body will discuss upcoming election milestones, including absentee ballot deadlines and advance voting dates.

• Director's report on scanner repair and equipment allocation
• Poll worker training scheduled for April 14, 16, 20, and 21
• Advance voting dates set for April 27 through May 15
• Absentee ballot return deadline of 7:00 pm on May 19, 2026
• Discussion regarding the upcoming Primary Certification Board Meeting

The Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda with two added items and approved the February 2 minutes. They also unanimously set a precertification meeting for May 22, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The meeting was adjourned at 5:39 p.m.

• Approved agenda with two Director’s Report items (unanimous)
• Approved February 2, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Scheduled precertification meeting for May 22, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 5:39 p.m. (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners will discuss several county-wide matters, including design amendments for the Bear Creek water treatment plant upgrade, changes to the Rocky Branch pump station and force main task order, a state and local cybersecurity grant agreement, a purchase of a hydraulic boom mower for the road department, and contracts to acquire ambulances and ambulance equipment. No decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Discuss amendments of the Bear Creek WTP upgrade design
• Discuss amendment to the Rocky Branch Pump Station and Force Main task order
• Discuss the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Agreement
• Discuss purchase of a hydraulic boom mower for the Road Department
• Discuss approval of contracts to purchase ambulances and ambulance equipment

The Board approved the March 31 agenda unanimously. All discussed items—including water‑treatment plant amendments, a pump‑station cost increase, a cybersecurity grant, a road‑equipment purchase, EMS strategy, and ambulance contracts—were placed on the consent agenda for the April 7 regular meeting. The meeting moved into executive session, returned to regular session, and then adjourned, with no substantive approvals made.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Moved to executive session (4‑0)
• Returned to regular session (4‑0)
• Adjourned meeting (4‑0)
• Placed Bear Creek WTP design amendments on consent agenda for April 7
• Placed Rocky Branch pump station cost amendment on consent agenda for April 7
• Placed State and Local Cybersecurity Grant agreement on consent agenda for April 7
• Placed hydraulic boom mower purchase on consent agenda for April 7

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Recreation Advisory Committee

The Oconee County Recreation Advisory Committee will approve the agenda and the minutes from the January 20th meeting. A presentation will be given by Shae Wilson‑Gregg, CEO of YMCA Athens. The committee will receive updates on county parks and may consider other business before opening the floor for public comments.

• Approve agenda
• Approve January 20th meeting minutes
• Presentation by YMCA Athens CEO Shae Wilson‑Gregg
• Park updates
• Public comments

Planning Commission Meeting

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

The Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission will meet to review the budget, update members on current programs, and receive reports from committees. The meeting is scheduled for March 16, 2026, at 7 p.m. in the North High Shoals Meeting Room.

• Budget report
• Current Program updates & Executive Director report
• Committee Breakout/Reports
• Next meeting: May 18, 2026
• Meeting location: North High Shoals Room, Oconee County Administrative Building

Board of Tax Assessors

The Oconee County Board of Tax Assessors will discuss a CUV application approved at the February meeting (B-11-023). It will review a list of CUV applications with specific dollar values for many parcels. The board will adopt CUV/FLPA values, approve non‑disclosures, a large parcel adjustment, and a commercial ratio.

• Discuss CUV app approved at Feb meeting (B-11-023)
• Review CUV applications (e.g., Jones, Alicea C-08-010EC $10.47; Brugh, Max A-05-004B $45.00; Townley Family Partnership A-04-003 $32.84)
• Adopt CUV/FLPA values
• Approve large parcel adjustment
• Commercial ratio approval

The Board unanimously approved the February 10 minutes (removing parcel B-11-023 approval) and denied parcel B-11-023 for conservation use. It unanimously approved a long list of CUV applications and continuations, the 2026 CUV/FLPA values, and four non‑disclosure applications. A 6% increase to the base large‑tract schedule (ratio from 36.88% to 38.67%) was approved, and the commercial schedule ratio was adjusted to 37.86%. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved February 10 minutes with removal of parcel B-11-023 (unanimous)
• Denied parcel B-11-023 for conservation use (unanimous)
• Approved numerous CUV applications for 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved CUV continuations (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 CUV/FLPA values (unanimous)
• Approved four non‑disclosure applications (unanimous)
• Approved 6% increase to large‑tract schedule, ratio 38.67% (all in favor, one abstention)
• Approved commercial schedule ratio adjustment to 37.86% (all in favor)

Tourism and Visitors Bureau

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

The Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs meeting will discuss operational items. Agenda items include fleet and facilities work orders, March training review, potential volunteer recruitment, driver training updates, and members' training hour compliance. An executive session may be convened to address personnel matters.

• Fleet & facilities work orders
• Review March training
• Review potential volunteer recruit list
• Update on driver training
• Executive session on personnel matters (if needed)

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners will meet on March 3, 2026 to approve the agenda, hear citizen and commissioner remarks, and approve minutes from February meetings. The board will hear and act on multiple zoning matters, including a rezoning of Living Faith Fellowship’s 1.51‑acre site at 8780 Macon Highway and several special use and variance requests for commercial and residential properties. Additional items include a second‑quarter FY26 financial update, discussions of a GDOT utility‑aid MOU for SR 53 and a sheriff’s office MOU for alcohol background checks, and an executive‑session on land acquisition and personnel matters.

• Rezone #P25-0224 – Living Faith Fellowship, Inc., 1.51 acres at 8780 Macon Highway, from OIP to R‑1 (commercial).
• Special Use #P25-0288 – Living Faith Fellowship, Inc., modify conditions of existing approval #P20-0155, 8.18 acres at 8780 Macon Highway (commercial).
• Special Use #P25-0305 – Andrew & Katlyn Fields, manufactured home as second/temporary residence, 5 acres at 1202 Marshall‑Wilkes Road (residential).
• Variance #P25-0301 – Hartfield Holdings LLC, flat roof on commercial building, 2.0 acres at Stonebridge Parkway (vacant).
• Variance #P25-0303 – Thomas, Nancy, James, and Laura Partridge, guest house in front yard, 2.58 acres at 1981 Barber Creek Rd (residential).

The commissioners voted 3‑1 to deny Special Use Permit P25‑0228 for Oconee Medical Properties at 1691 Jimmy Daniel Road. They also approved a rezoning of 8780 Macon Highway from OIP to R‑1 and approved three special‑use permits for that site and for a manufactured‑home addition at 1202 Marshall‑Wilkes Road. The agenda amendment and prior meeting minutes were each approved unanimously.

• Denied Special Use P25-0228 for Oconee Medical Properties (1691 Jimmy Daniel Rd) 3-1
• Approved Rezone P25-0224 for Living Faith Fellowship (8780 Macon Highway) 4-0
• Approved Special Use P25-0288 for Living Faith Fellowship (8780 Macon Highway) 4-0
• Approved Special Use P25-0305 for Andrew and Katlyn Fields (1202 Marshall-Wilkes Road) 4-0
• Approved agenda amendment to move Zoning case 6 to first position 4-0
• Approved February 3 and February 10 meeting minutes 4-0

Board of Elections Meeting

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

The Oconee County Planning Commission will vote on a rezoning request for 1.51 acres at 8780 Macon Highway, changing the designation from OIP to R‑1. It will also review a proposal to modify conditions of an existing special‑use approval for the same property, covering 8.18 acres. Additionally, the commission will consider a special‑use approval for a manufactured home as a second and temporary residence on 5 acres at 1202 Marshall‑Wilkes Road.

• Rezone #P25-0224: Living Faith Fellowship, Inc., 1.51 acres, 8780 Macon Highway, from OIP to R‑1 (Commercial)
• Special Use #P25-0288: Modify conditions of existing approval #P20-0155 for Living Faith Fellowship, Inc., 8.18 acres, 8780 Macon Highway (Commercial)
• Special Use #P25-0305: Approval for a manufactured home as a second and temporary residence, 5 acres, 1202 Marshall‑Wilkes Road (Residential)

Board of Health

The Oconee County Board of Health will convene to elect officers, administer an oath of office, and discuss the FY27 budget. The meeting will also include district updates and a presentation on the BCCP.

• Election of Officers
• Oath of Office for Susanna Rains Moriarty
• FY27 Budget discussion with Emily Eisenman
• BCCP Overview presentation by Mary Peecher
• District Updates

Board of Tax Assessors

The Oconee County Board of Tax Assessors will consider several items at its February 10, 2026 meeting. Items include reviewing CUV (Community Use Value) applications and continuations, exempt property applications, a non‑disclosure request, and adopting an office policy. The board will also vote to approve the tax assessor’s budget. The next meeting is scheduled for March 10, 2025.

• Review CUV applications, including an adjoining larger parcel
• Review CUV continuations for listed parcels (e.g., Nash Sable 12.07 B-07-024DD, etc.)
• Consider exempt property applications
• Consider a non‑disclosure application
• Approve office policy and the tax assessor’s budget

The board unanimously approved the fiscal year 2026‑2027 budget submission and the office policy for 2026. It also approved the minutes from the January 13 meeting, a large set of CUV applications and continuations, and two exempt‑property applications while denying one. A non‑disclosure application was approved, and the board voted to table the large‑parcel sale ratio adjustments pending more information. The meeting concluded with executive‑session motions and adjournment.

• Approved minutes from the Jan 13, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved listed CUV applications (unanimous)
• Approved listed CUV continuations (unanimous)
• Approved exempt property applications C-01AG-001 and C-09-013E (unanimous)
• Denied exempt property application D-01A-014 (unanimous)
• Approved a non‑disclosure application (unanimous)
• Approved the 2026 office policy for the Tax Assessors office (unanimous)
• Approved the FY 2026‑2027 budget submittal (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners Meeting

Tourism and Visitors Bureau

The Oconee County Tourism & Visitors Bureau Board will meet to review and vote on the 2026 budget presented by the Director. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 5:30pm at the Eagle Tavern Museum.

• Vote on 2026 budget
• Budget presentation by Director
• Meeting at Eagle Tavern Museum

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

The Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs and membership will meet to discuss fleet and facility maintenance. The body will review February training, volunteer recruits, and fire scene management.

• Fleet and facilities work orders
• February training review
• Volunteer recruit list review
• Driver training update
• Fire scene management discussion

The February 9, 2026 Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs meeting opened at 6:00 p.m. The chiefs approved the minutes from the January 12, 2026 meeting. The remainder of the session consisted of reviews of maintenance work orders, training schedules, roster updates, and volunteer training requirements, with no additional actions taken.

• Approved January 12, 2026 minutes

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Board of Commissioners will review several zoning variances and special use permits. The meeting includes a discussion on FY26 mid-year budget amendments and updates to the county 457(b) plan. Two zoning items for 2100 Daniells Bridge Road have been withdrawn by the applicant.

• Special Use #P25-0228: Contractor’s Office/Showroom/Warehouse at 1691 Jimmy Daniel Road
• Rezone #P25-0272: Rezone 5.00 acres from AG to AR at 2251 Clotfelter Road
• Variance #P25-0248 and #P25-0249: Private access drive and lot access at 2361 Salem Rd
• FY26 Mid-Year Budget Amendments
• Civic Center Re-Roof and Exterior Restoration Projects

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners approved the withdrawal of a rezoning and variance request at 2100 Daniells Bridge Road. They also approved a rezoning of 2251 Clotfelter Road and two variances for 2361 Salem Road, each with three conditions. Additionally, the board adopted the FY26 Mid-Year Budget Amendments and a consent agenda that included a 457(b) plan conversion, Civic Center re‑roof, US 441 sewer design scope modification, and quarterly acceptance of deeds. All motions passed with four commissioners voting in favor and none against.

• Withdraw Rezone Request #P25-0273 and Variance #P25-0274 – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Postpone Special Use #P25-0228 until March 3, 2026 – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Approve Rezone #P25-0272 with three conditions – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Approve Variance #P25-0248 with three conditions – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Approve Variance #P25-0249 with three conditions – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Approve FY26 Mid-Year Budget Amendments – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Approve consent agenda – Passed (Mark Thomas, Chuck Horton, Amrey Harden, Mark Saxon in favor; none against)
• Approve 457(b) plan conversion, Civic Center re‑roof, US 441 sewer design scope modification, and quarterly acceptance of deeds (as part of consent agenda) – Approved

Board of Elections Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Elections will consider opening a second advance voting site. It will also call for a special election on May 19, 2026 related to the SPLOST. The Director reports that qualifying fees have been set and the budget process has begun. Public comment will be limited to 15 minutes total.

• Unfinished Business: Discuss opening a second advance voting location
• New Business: Call for Special Election – May 19, 2026 SPLOST
• Director’s Report: Qualifying fees were set and published
• Director’s Report: Budget process started

The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the January 5 meeting. A motion to keep the current second advance‑voting location was adopted by a 4‑1 vote following the director’s recommendation. The board also voted to issue the call for a special election to place the SPLOST renewal on the May 19, 2026 ballot. The meeting concluded after brief executive‑session and regular‑session motions.

• Agenda approved unanimously
• January 5 minutes approved unanimously (Shook abstained)
• Maintain current second advance voting location (4‑1)
• Issue call for special election for SPLOST renewal (unanimous)
• Enter executive session to discuss litigation (unanimous)
• Return to regular session (unanimous)
• Adjourn meeting at 5:47 p.m. (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss FY26 budget amendments, the SPLOST 2027 IGA, and potential land acquisition. The agenda also includes a discussion on converting the 457(b) retirement plan to a Roth option.

• Discuss FY26 Mid-Year Budget Amendments
• Discuss and Consider Final Approval of SPLOST 2027 IGA
• Discuss and Consider Resolution Referendum and Call for Election for SPLOST 2027
• Discuss Changes to Oconee County 457(b) Plan
• Discuss Civic Center Re-Roof and Exterior Restoration Projects

The Board approved the SPLOST 2027 intergovernmental agreement with neighboring cities, authorizing a six‑year collection of $75‑90 million. It also approved the FY26 VOCA grant award of $143,475, the 2026 qualifying fees, and the SPLOST 2027 referendum resolution. Several items, including the Civic Center roof project and a sewer design amendment, were placed on the consent agenda for the February 3 meeting.

• Approved SPLOST 2027 IGA (4‑0)
• Approved FY26 VOCA Grant Award $143,475 (4‑0)
• Approved 2026 Qualifying Fees (4‑0)
• Approved SPLOST 2027 referendum resolution (4‑0)
• Placed Civic Center re‑roof and exterior restoration project on consent agenda (to be considered Feb 3)
• Placed US 441 sanitary sewer design amendment on consent agenda (to be considered Feb 3)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Oconee County Industrial Development Authority Meeting

The Authority will adopt its agenda and approve minutes from the January 13 meeting. It will discuss matters related to Dawson Park. An executive session may be held before adjournment.

• Discussion on Dawson Park

The Oconee County Industrial Development Authority voted unanimously to fund turf installation for Dawson Park at up to $500,000 per field for a maximum of eight fields, totaling $4 million. The Authority also unanimously approved the solicitation of proposals for a strategic sports‑tourism plan. Both actions were approved by unanimous motion and second.

• Approved up to $4 million for Dawson Park turf fields (unanimous)
• Approved solicitation of proposals for a sports‑tourism strategic plan (unanimous)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Oconee County Planning Commission will consider three new business items. It will vote on a Special Use request (P25-0228) for Oconee Medical Properties LLC to develop a contractor’s office, showroom, warehouse and corporate area on 5.014 acres at 1691 Jimmy Daniel Road. It will also consider two rezoning requests: P25-0272 to change land from Agricultural (AG) to Residential (AR) on 5.00 acres at 2251 Clotfelter Road, and P25-0273 to modify conditions of an existing rezoning (5397) for 8.13 acres at 2100 Daniells Bridge Road, currently commercial.

• Special Use #P25-0228 – Oconee Medical Properties LLC – contractor’s office/showroom/warehouse/corporate area – 5.014 acres – 1691 Jimmy Daniel Road – vacant
• Rezone #P25-0272 – Kirk McClellan & Joseph Hale, III – change from AG to AR – 5.00 acres – 2251 Clotfelter Road – vacant
• Rezone #P25-0273 – LCN Oconee, LLC – modify conditions of rez #5397 – 8.13 acres – 2100 Daniells Bridge Road – commercial

The commission approved Special Use #P25-0228 for a contractor’s office/showroom/warehouse at 1691 Jimmy Daniel Road, subject to ten staff‑recommended conditions, with a 6‑0 vote. It also approved Rezone #P25-0272 at 2251 Clotfelter Road with three conditions, voting 6‑0. Finally, it approved Rezone #P25-0273 at 2100 Daniells Bridge Road with ten conditions and a modification to condition 10, also by a 6‑0 vote.

• Approved Special Use #P25-0228 with 10 conditions (vote 6-0)
• Approved Rezone #P25-0272 with 3 conditions (vote 6-0)
• Approved Rezone #P25-0273 with 10 conditions and modified condition 10 (vote 6-0)

Recreation Advisory Committee

The Oconee County Recreation Advisory Committee will review and approve the minutes from the November 18 meeting. Members will receive a park inspection report from Stacy Fowler. The committee will discuss updates on county parks and consider any other business before adjourning.

• Approve November 18 meeting minutes
• Park inspection report presented by Stacy Fowler
• Discussion of park updates
• Consideration of other business items
• Public comments from attendees

Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission Meeting

The Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission will hear a budget report, updates on current programs, and any new or old business items. No specific actions or decisions are listed on the agenda. The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. on January 20, 2026 at the North High Shoals Meeting Room.

• Budget report presentation
• Current program updates and Executive Director report
• Discussion of new business items
• Discussion of old business items

Library Advisory Board

The Library Board of Trustees will meet to review manager, system, and financial reports. The board will also discuss the Art Committee for Oconee Library.

• Approval of October 21, 2025 meeting minutes
• Branch Manager’s Report
• Library System Report
• Financial Report
• Discussion of Art Committee for Oconee Library

The board approved the minutes from the October 21, 2025 meeting. It accepted two art proposals – Glen Galau’s tree‑panel design for the main room and the Bess Carter/Sarah Glass children’s murals – and approved the FY 2027 library budget as presented. A request was made to revisit outside book‑drop signage with Wire Park management.

• Approved October 21, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved Glen Galau tree‑panel art proposal ($10,000 + $1,000 installation) (motion carried)
• Approved Bess Carter & Sarah Glass children’s mural proposal ($10,353) (motion carried)
• Approved FY 2027 library budget as proposed (motion carried)

Tourism and Visitors Bureau

The Oconee County Tourism and Visitors Bureau will meet to ratify the budget for a merchandise account. The board will also schedule a budget approval meeting for February 10th.

• Budget ratification vote for merchandise account
• Presentation by Chris Greer
• Scheduling of February 10th budget approval meeting

Board of Tax Assessors

The Board of Tax Assessors will meet to review applications for Conservation Use Value (CUV) and CUV continuations. The board is also scheduled to discuss beginning ratios, public utilities, and office policy.

• CUV Applications for 16 properties, including Ashford Farm and parcels owned by Shannon Nelms and Rosemary Risse
• CUV Continuations for 6 properties, including parcels owned by John and Brittany Wardlow
• CUV Release for Gaynell Fielding (breach paid $2,682.51) and Suzanne Szymanski (breach paid $15,097.77)
• Approval of public utilities
• Approval of office policy

Oconee County Industrial Development Authority Meeting

The Oconee County Industrial Development Authority will adopt its agenda, approve the minutes from the Dec. 2, 2025 meeting, and elect new officers. It will also discuss Dawson Park, and may hold an executive session if needed before adjourning.

• Adopt agenda as presented
• Approve minutes from Dec. 2, 2025 meeting
• Election of officers
• Discussion on Dawson Park
• Executive session, if needed

Library Advisory Board

Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs Meeting

The Oconee Fire Rescue Station Chiefs and membership will meet to review truck and station maintenance, training schedules, and driver qualifications. The agenda includes a review of potential volunteer recruits and a possible executive session for personnel matters.

• Review Fleet & Facilities Work Orders
• Review January Training and Volunteer Recruit List
• Review Driver Training and Members Lacking Training Hours
• Executive Session for Discussion on Personnel Matters (if needed)

Animal Services Meeting

The Oconee County Animal Services Advisory Board will meet on January 7, 2026. The agenda includes approving the October 1, 2025 minutes, hearing brief public comments, receiving a manager update on budget, projects, statistics and events, and setting future meeting dates. No specific policy proposals or contracts are listed.

• Approve October 1, 2025 minutes
• Public comments (limit of 5 minutes each)
• Manager of Animal Services updates – budget, projects, stats, events
• Set future meeting dates

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The Board of Commissioners will hold hearings on eight zoning and variance requests. The body will also discuss the FY27 budget submittal plan and several infrastructure projects, including roundabouts on SR53.

• Rezone of 242.27 acres from AG to R-1 at Clotfelter Road and Malcom Bridge Road
• Rezone of 17.82 acres from AG & AR-3 to B-1 & AR-3 at Experiment Station Rd
• Project Framework Agreement for SR53 at Rays Church Road/Malcom Bridge Road Roundabout
• Guaranteed Maximum Price for Courthouse Upgrade
• Settlement Agreement with Publix in the Oconee Opioid Litigation

Board of Elections Meeting

The Oconee County Board of Elections will meet to discuss the possibility of adding an advance voting site in the northwestern area of the county. The board will also review reports on voter registration maintenance and voting equipment.

• Discussion of possible advance voting site in the Northwestern Area of the County
• Routine voter registration list maintenance
• Inventory and maintenance of voting equipment
• March 2, 2026: First day to accept Applications for Absentee Ballots for the May Primary
• March 2, 2026 – March 6, 2026: Qualifying