Thomas County Board of Commissioners Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes
The Board addressed several key agenda items, including a special recognition segment for fire department and EMT class students. Key actions taken included the amendment and adoption of 2026 tentative millage rates, the appointment of a new County Manager, and the authorization for the SWGRC to apply for FY2028 Transit 5311 Funds. Additionally, the Board ratified a diesel fuel purchase and approved the declaration and sale of surplus property via an online auction platform.
Jul 28, 2026·
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Thomas County Board of Commissioners Action Minutes
The meeting addressed citizen concerns regarding a property nuisance and a moratorium on data centers. A public property meeting was announced for a future date. The board ratified fuel purchases, the declaration and sale of surplus items, a letter of support for a grant application, and a grant reimbursement application.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Thomas County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board addressed concerns regarding stray animals and animal control ordinances. A public hearing was held for the abandonment of McMath Road, which was subsequently approved. Other actions included the appointment of a new member to the Library Advisory Board, approval of grant funding for the Accountability Court, and conditional approval of the Pecan Farms Phase 3 plat. The board reviewed updates on property tax schedules, ratified surplus property designations for purchasing, authorized the sale of specific surplus items, approved the purchase of a replacement dump truck, and finalized a road maintenance contract.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
Thomas County Board of Commissioners Action Minutes
The Board authorized several key items, including the signing of the ESPLOST Thomas County School Board Bond Issue/Tax Levy, a professional services agreement with Mercer Group Associates, and a National Day of Prayer proclamation. Citizens presented concerns regarding animal control and debated the ingress and egress points for the Pecan Farms Phase III subdivision, which ultimately failed to secure approval. Additionally, the Board ratified procurement and project actions related to diesel fuel purchases, a centerline striping project, the paving of Ozell Road, and the reinstatement of the Tire Amnesty Day.
