Kim Ellis

This plan outlines how Coffee County manages the collection, processing, and disposal of solid waste within its jurisdiction. It focuses on effective management of collection, transportation, disposal, and recycling, including strategies for controlling illegal dumps and provisions for the expansion of the solid waste management system. The plan aims to ensure effective waste management services while maintaining the long-term viability of the Coffee County Landfill and considering future system enhancements.

The Coffee County Commissioners convened to elect the Commission Chairman and adopt meeting minutes from October 26, 2020. They approved the meeting schedule for the next term and adopted rules of procedure. The Ben E. Keith project was awarded a grant from ADECA, necessitating an agreement with the Town of New Brockton and Water Authority for local matching funds. Additionally, the Sheriff's Department received a grant from ADECA for a TruNarc narcotic scanner, with the Commission authorizing funds to cover the remaining cost. The commission also authorized the sheriff's office to surplus and sell a van and approved letting a bid to repair the front axle of an articulated dump truck at the landfill. They authorized an intergovernmental agreement to establish the Wiregrass Trails Partnership and executed a new agency agreement with the Secretary of State. Bids for Aluminized Corrugated Metal Pipe were reviewed and awarded. The commission also granted permission to send out bids for polymeric coated corrugated metal pipe. Updates were provided on Hurricane Eta and COVID-19, and the 4-H Wiregrass Hog Show was announced.

The Coffee County Commission met to discuss several key issues. They authorized a memorandum of understanding for a right of first refusal regarding the Brundidge Landfill and approved a lease purchase agreement for the tire processing facility. The Sheriff's Office was allowed to purchase a fourth vehicle off the State Bid List for FY2021. The commission accepted renewal options for debris removal, fuel/gasoline, and specified local lime base/rock bids. Permission was granted to send out bids for plant mix and triple surface treatment. A project funding agreement with ALDOT for guardrail installation was approved. Updates were provided on the Census, COVID-19, upcoming workshops, and school safety. The proposed Highway, Engineering, and Maintenance budgets for Fiscal Year 2021 were presented.

The Coffee County Commission convened to discuss several key items. The Christ Community Church Mobile Food Bank was granted an extension for the use of county facilities. A proposed plat for a subdivision named Pearson Farms was approved. The final Rebuild Alabama resurfacing project on CR723 was completed. A lease purchase agreement for a landfill compactor was approved, as well as the purchase of a CAT D3 dozer for the landfill. An update was provided on Tropical Storm Zeta's expected impact and rising COVID-19 numbers. The Sheriff reminded everyone about Halloween safety and extra deputies on Election Day.

The Coffee County Commission met to discuss several key items. A proclamation was presented for "Hunger Action Month." The commission approved the purchase of a body scanner for the jail, eligible for reimbursement under the CARES Act. An update was provided on the effects of Hurricane Sally, including road closures and debris removal. Bids were awarded for annual plant mix and triple surface treatment. The purchase of a landfill compactor was authorized. Updates were given on COVID-19, upcoming elections, and the Steer and Heifer Show and Wiregrass 4-H Market Hog Show.