Union County, GA

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

Short-term Rental Board

Short-term Rental Board

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

Commission Meeting Agendas

This agenda only announces a change in time and location for the regularly scheduled Union County Commission meeting. The meeting will now be held at 9:30 a.m. on August 20, 2026, at the Union County Sports Center instead of 6:00 p.m. at the Courthouse. No other business items are listed.

• Meeting rescheduled from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. on August 20, 2026
• Location changed from Union County Courthouse to Union County Sports Center, 519 Industrial Boulevard, Blairsville, GA

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

The Union County Board of Registrars is holding a regular meeting with mostly procedural items: approving the agenda and minutes, receiving staff reports, and discussing an ELLY update. No substantive decisions or public hearings are listed.

• Approval of minutes from July 13, 2026
• ELLY update under New Business

The Board of Registrars voted unanimously not to adopt the optional ELLY computer program for cleaning the voter roll, deciding it would only be used if the State implements it. The board approved the agenda and the July minutes, and heard a staff report on voter registration numbers and upcoming training. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved July 13, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Declined to use ELLY voter-roll software unless implemented by the State (unanimous)

Union County Development Authority

The Union County Development Authority's regularly scheduled meeting for August 10, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. is cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No business will be conducted at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of agenda items

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Union County Development Authority Board for Monday, August 10, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. was cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. No substantive decisions were made or discussed.

• Cancelled Aug. 10, 2026 regular meeting due to lack of agenda items

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

Board of Elections Regular Meeting

The Union County Board of Elections held a routine monthly meeting, approving the previous meeting's minutes and discussing required training for board members. No old business was addressed. The board also published required notices for upcoming ballot issues, including an advisory vote on a five-person commission, SPLOST, and EPLOST.

• Approved minutes from previous meeting, available on unioncountygov.com
• Five required training courses scheduled from August 27 to September 24, covering topics like voter lists, poll pads, deadlines, election systems, and risk-limiting audits
• Mary Verner and Todd Schuneman attended training in Marietta; Verner completed certification, Schuneman to finish by September
• Published notices for ballot issues: advisory vote on five-person commission, SPLOST, and EPLOST in North Georgia News and on county website

The Union County Board of Elections met and approved the previous meeting's minutes. No old business was discussed. The board reviewed mandatory training courses for all members, noted that Mary Verner completed certification and Todd Schuneman will complete his by September, and confirmed that required notices for upcoming ballot issues (advisory vote on a five-person commission, SPLOST, and EPLOST) were published as required by law.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Scheduled mandatory training courses for all BOE members (Aug 27–Sep 24)
• Noted Mary Verner completed certification; Todd Schuneman to complete by September
• Confirmed publication of required ballot issue notices in North Georgia News, county website, and Elections office door

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will hold a called meeting to consider adopting revisions to Chapter 78, Article II of the county code, which sets standards for telecommunications towers and antennas. The ordinance updates rules on tower placement, height, setbacks, and viewshed protection. This is the sole substantive item on the agenda; the meeting will adjourn immediately after the vote.

• Adoption of revisions to Chapter 78, Article II (Tower and Antenna Standards)
• Preferred tower configuration: nonguyed monopole, under 200 feet, no lighting required
• Setbacks: towers must be at least 1,000 feet from schools, daycares, playgrounds, parks, or residential buildings unless on a preferred site
• New towers must be at least 5 miles from existing towers unless exceptions apply
• Variance required for disfavored sites, including those close to residences or impacting viewsheds

Short-term Rental Board

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will consider a resolution to hold an election for the continuation of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). The body is also reviewing several service agreements and short-term rental licenses.

• Resolution R-2026-35 calling for an election to continue the Union County SPLOST
• Agreement with GeoHydro Engineers for Spiva Cove Bridge geotechnical engineering not to exceed $8,700.00
• Agreement with HigHRoad Consulting, LLC for HR services at $2,700 per month for up to six months plus $1,800 for handbook revisions
• Three-year contract with Hudl, Inc. for football video analysis software for $3,675.00
• Approval of short-term rental business licenses for five properties

The commission approved several agreements and resolutions, including placing a SPLOST continuation on the November 3, 2026 ballot. It also accepted contracts for bridge engineering, HR consulting, and football video software, and renewed a lease with the Chamber of Commerce.

• Adopted Resolution R-2026-35 calling for SPLOST continuation election on Nov. 3, 2026
• Accepted GeoHydro Engineers agreement for Spiva Cove Bridge geotechnical work, not to exceed $8,700
• Accepted HighRoad Consulting HR services agreement at $2,700/month for up to six months plus $1,800 flat fee
• Accepted Hudl football video analysis software contract for $3,675, funded by sponsorships
• Approved all short-term rental business licenses issued June 15–July 13, 2026
• Accepted Chamber of Commerce lease amendment and renewal at $1,067/month through June 30, 2029
• Re-appointed Brett Owenby, Erik Brinke, and Tommy White to Development Authority board (R-2026-32, 33, 34)

Board of Elections Regular Meeting

The Board reviewed the results of the May Primary and June Runoff elections, including a risk limiting audit and a ballot image audit. Members also discussed preparations for the November 2026 election cycle.

• Recount of May PSC race showed no discrepancies
• Risk limiting audit of Republican US Senate race showed 99.99% alignment with machine count
• Ballot image audit of 1,111,856 ballots showed 99.9979% accuracy
• Early voting for the November election begins October 13, 2026
• New State Elections Board rule requiring voters to sign a paper sheet after poll pad check-in

The Union County Board of Elections met and reviewed the May Primary and June Runoff elections, including a state-required recount of the PSC race that found no discrepancies. The board also discussed the upcoming November election, noting early voting starts October 13, 2026, and that equipment and supplies are ready. Two new board members, Todd Schuneman and Mary Verner, were introduced, and the board approved the previous meeting's minutes. No formal votes or decisions were taken during this meeting.

• Approved previous meeting minutes as posted on the county website
• Reviewed May Primary and June Runoff election results, including recount and audits
• Noted early voting for November election starts October 13, 2026
• Acknowledged retirement of Poll Pads until November election cycle
• Reported receipt of 40 printer cartridges for November election
• Introduced new board members Todd Schuneman and Mary Verner

Union County Development Authority

The Union County Development Authority Board will review economic and tourism updates, receive updates on the Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park dirt fill and board insurance coverage, and consider a proposed development project. The meeting will also include nominations and an election for the board chair. These items are scheduled for discussion and possible action.

• Economic Indicators presentation by Ivan Walker
• Tourism and Hospitality Impact discussion by Steve Rowe
• Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park dirt fill update
• Board Insurance Coverage update
• Proposed Project presentation by Robert Barnett

The Union County Development Authority voted to move its monthly meeting time from 4:00 to 5:00 PM, effective immediately. Ricky Davenport resigned as Board Chair, and Jason Henson was elected to serve the remainder of his term. The board also approved the minutes from the May 11, 2026 meeting and received updates on tourism, airport activity, and the AIS Infrastructure project.

• Approved minutes from May 11, 2026 meeting (all in favor)
• Changed monthly meeting time from 4:00 to 5:00 PM (motion by Rhonda Mahan, seconded by David Dyer, all in favor)
• Accepted Ricky Davenport's resignation as Board Chair
• Elected Jason Henson as Board Chair to serve remainder of term (nominated by Courtney Waller, seconded by David Dyer, all in favor)

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

The Union County Board of Registrars will meet to discuss absentee ballots for a run-off election and introduce a new staff member. The board will also conduct hearings regarding voters registered at business addresses.

• Hearings concerning voters registered at a business address
• Report on absentee ballots for run-off election mailings
• Introduction of new Registrar's Office staff member

The Union County Board of Registrars unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the April 13th, 2026 meeting. No other motions were voted on; the board introduced a new registrar staff member and provided updates on absentee ballots and upcoming voter‑registration deadlines.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 13th, 2026 minutes (unanimous)

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will consider several agreements and contracts, including a $1,640,157 asphalt resurfacing contract funded by the Georgia Department of Transportation’s Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant. Other items include agreements for correctional work details ($170,886.87), indigent defense services ($119,783.42 plus $20,000), consulting services, CAD distribution for the new 911 Center, and a lease renewal for office space at the Union County Community Center ($52,878.60 per year). The agenda also contains a second‑reading of proposed tower and antenna standards, appointments to county boards, approval of a SPLOST intergovernmental agreement, and updates on county operations.

• Asphalt resurfacing contract with Colditz Trucking, Inc. for $1,640,157.00
• Agreement with Georgia Department of Corrections for three work details totaling $170,886.87
• Indigent Defense Services agreement costing $119,783.42 plus an additional $20,000
• Lease renewal for 4,400 sq ft office space at 129 Union County Rec Road for $52,878.60 per year
• Second reading of revisions to Tower and Antenna Standards ordinance

The commission approved a $1,640,157 contract with Colditz Trucking to resurface several county roads. It also accepted agreements for correctional work crews, indigent defense services, and financial management consulting. One short‑term rental license was approved and three board appointments were made. A SPLOST intergovernmental agreement with the City of Blairsville was adopted.

• Approved $1,640,157 asphalt resurfacing contract with Colditz Trucking, Inc.
• Accepted $170,886.87 work detail agreement with Georgia Department of Corrections
• Accepted $119,783.42 Indigent Defense Services agreement plus $20,000 additional funding
• Accepted financial management consulting agreement with JAT Consulting Services ($125‑$225 per hour)
• Approved one short‑term rental business license (Engleman family)
• Adopted Resolution R-2026-29 appointing Holly Cook to DFCS Local County Advisory Board
• Adopted Resolution R-2026-30 appointing Wesley Hopgood to Union County Alcohol Board
• Adopted Resolution R-2026-31 approving SPLOST Intergovernmental Agreement with City of Blairsville

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission is considering and likely adopting Resolution R-2026-28, which enacts an emergency moratorium on accepting and processing applications for development, development permits, and building permits for properties that would use public sewer instead of on-site sewage systems. The moratorium will last 120 days from June 12, 2026, or until new regulations are adopted, and is intended to allow time for ordinance review and revision.

• Resolution R-2026-28: emergency moratorium on development applications for properties on public sewer for 120 days

Commissioner Harold Collins adopted Resolution R-2026-28 to pause applications for property development using public sewer. This moratorium lasts for 120 days or until new regulations are adopted. The purpose is to allow for a review and revision of the County Code of Ordinances regarding sewer expansion.

• Adopted Resolution R-2026-28 enacting an emergency moratorium on public sewer development applications

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed revisions to two sections of the county code: Chapter 44, Article III (Cryptocurrency and Data Mining) and Chapter 78, Article II (Tower and Antenna Standards). Information will be presented and questions answered, but no final action is scheduled at this meeting.

• Proposed revisions to Chapter 44, Article III: Cryptocurrency and Data Mining
• Proposed revisions to Chapter 78, Article II: Tower and Antenna Standards
• Public hearing format – information and questions only, no decision

Short-term Rental Board

The board approved changes to the STR Board composition and specific ordinance revisions regarding recreational fires. They also authorized a formal letter to an unpermitted Airbnb property and scheduled a work session for July 27, 2026.

• Approved April 13, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved sending a formal letter to an unpermitted Airbnb property
• Approved changing the SEO position to secretary and creating an at-large member position
• Approved removing the suggestion to define 'person' from ordinance revisions
• Approved including language related to recreational fires in safety revisions
• Tabled discussion on definitions for STR Owner, At-Large, Property Owner, and Landowner
• Scheduled work session for July 27, 2026, at 4:00 PM

Union County Development Authority

The regularly scheduled meeting for June 8, 2026, has been cancelled. The notice states the cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items.

The regularly scheduled meeting for June 8, 2026, was cancelled because there were no agenda items.

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will review a contract for 2026 LMIG paving and a grant for Adult Felony Drug Court. The body will also consider agreements for air medical transport and internet services, as well as short-term rental licenses.

• Contract award to Colditz Trucking, Inc. for $1,602,803.00 for asphalt resurfacing
• Acceptance of $147,434.00 Accountability Courts Grant for Adult Felony Drug Court
• Air Methods, LLC agreement for emergency air medical transport not to exceed $61,580.00
• Uniti agreement amendment for internet and IP phone lines at 455 Shoe Factory Road to $712.31 per month
• Approval of short-term rental business licenses for 9 properties

Union County Development Authority

The Union County Development Authority will discuss economic indicators and tourism impact. The board is scheduled to vote on renewing covenants and restrictions for the Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park (BARIP) for 10 years.

• Renewal of BARIP covenants and restrictions for 10 years
• Dirt fill update for Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park
• Presentation by Mountain Top Furniture
• Board insurance coverage update

The board approved the minutes from the April 13 meeting and extended the BARIP covenants and restrictions for ten years. It appointed members to a Review Committee and a Risk Assessment Committee. The board set a $250,000 price for parcels 071 174 B05 and B06 in the Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park, good for 120 days, and then adjourned.

• Approved April 13 minutes (all in favor)
• Extended BARIP covenants and restrictions for ten years (all in favor)
• Accepted Review Committee members (Shawna Harkins, Gavin King, Kevin Green, Ivan Walker) (all in favor)
• Accepted Risk Assessment Committee members (Rhonda Mahan, David Dyer, Jason Henson) (all in favor)
• Entered executive session to discuss pricing and selling property (all in favor)
• Exited executive session (all in favor)
• Set price $250,000 for parcels 071 174 B05 and 071 174 B06 (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will adopt Resolution R-2026-26, creating a 120‑day emergency moratorium on applications for cryptocurrency sites, data‑mining sites, and data centers. The meeting also includes approval of several service agreements, a grant for the Family Treatment Court, and the issuance of short‑term rental business licenses. Additional items are a county operations update and various proclamations.

• Adopt Resolution R-2026-26: emergency 120‑day moratorium on crypto, data‑mining and data‑center sites
• Amendment to Motorola Solutions agreement for RAVE Mobile Safety totaling $47,697.21
• Agreement with Sheats Structural Consulting, Inc. for Spiva Cove Road Bridge Replacement up to $4,250.00
• Agreement with Moore’s Lawn Service for lawn maintenance of 17 county properties at $970.00 every two weeks
• Accept grant of $10,023.00 for Family Treatment Court (Grant AW‑ACFP‑26‑130‑021)

The Union County Commission approved several contracts and grants, including lawn maintenance, bridge engineering, and a safety‑software amendment. It also approved all short‑term rental business licenses issued March 15–April 10, 2026. An emergency 120‑day moratorium on cryptocurrency, data‑mining site and data‑center applications was adopted. Multiple proclamations recognizing community events and awareness months were also adopted.

• Adopted Resolution R-2026-26 enacting 120‑day emergency moratorium on cryptocurrency, data‑mining site and data‑center applications (effective April 16, 2026) – approved
• Accepted agreement with Moore’s Lawn Service for lawn maintenance of 17 county properties at $970.00 biweekly (April 1–Dec 31, 2026) – approved
• Accepted agreement with Sheats Structural Consulting, Inc. for structural engineering on Spiva Cove Road Bridge Replacement, up to $4,250.00 – approved
• Accepted amendment to Motorola Solutions agreement for RAVE Mobile Safety totaling $47,697.21 – approved
• Approved all business licenses for short‑term rentals issued March 15–April 10, 2026 – approved
• Accepted Accountability Courts Grant AW‑ACFP‑26‑130‑021 for Family Treatment Court, $10,023.00 – approved
• Proclaimed April 25, 2026 as Marion Durkee Day – proclamation adopted
• Proclaimed April 2026 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, April 12‑18 as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and April 26 as Confederate Memorial Day – proclamations adopted

Board of Elections Regular Meeting

The Board of Elections approved the March 9 minutes with two corrections and reported receipt of fifty tabulators and fifty thermal printer tapes. It scheduled Logic and Accuracy testing for the May 19 General Primary on April 22‑23 and announced Advanced In‑Person early voting starting April 27. The board also set poll‑worker training dates and discussed recruitment and dress‑code guidelines.

• Logic & Accuracy testing for the May 19 General Primary will run April 22, 2026 at 10 am–5 pm and reconvene April 23 at 9 am if needed
• Advanced In‑Person early voting begins Monday, April 27, 2026, 9 am–5 pm at the Voting Center
• Poll‑worker training: April 13, 2026 at 5 pm (AIP) and May 5‑7, 2026 at 5 pm (Election Day) at the Election Center
• Fifty tabulators and fifty thermal printer tapes were ordered and received
• New signage installed for Ivylog precinct and posted notices for Trackrock precinct location change

The Board approved the March 9, 2026 meeting minutes with two corrections. It scheduled Logic & Accuracy testing for the May 19 primary to begin on April 22, 2026. Advanced In Person early voting was set to start on April 27, 2026, and poll‑worker trainings were scheduled for April 13 and May 5‑7, 2026. The Board also confirmed receipt of fifty tabulators and fifty thermal printer tapes ordered previously.

• Approved March 9, 2026 meeting minutes with two corrections
• Scheduled Logic & Accuracy testing for May 19 primary to begin April 22, 2026 (continue April 23 if needed)
• Set Advanced In Person early voting to begin April 27, 2026
• Planned AIP poll‑worker training for April 13, 2026 at 5 pm
• Planned Election Day poll‑worker training for May 5‑7, 2026 at 5 pm
• Confirmed receipt of fifty tabulators and fifty thermal printer tapes ordered earlier

Union County Development Authority

The Union County Development Authority board will discuss an update on the industrial revenue bond issuance for Panel Built and a dirt‑fill update for the Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park. Additional topics include presentations on economic indicators, tourism and hospitality impact, a potential new business, board insurance coverage, and the strategic plan. No formal actions are listed on the agenda.

• Update on Industrial Revenue Bond Issuance for Panel Built
• Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park dirt fill update
• Economic Indicators presentation
• Tourism and Hospitality Impact presentation
• Presentation on potential business

Short-term Rental Board

The board approved the February 16, 2026 meeting minutes. It decided to keep the ordinance’s definition of “person” unchanged, to retain the current Good Neighbor Notification perimeter, and to handle GovOS account changes with a new policy rather than an ordinance amendment. The SEO seat will be filled by a County business owner, and the discussion on defining board members was tabled. The board entered and exited executive session and then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved February 16, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Kept ordinance definition of “person” unchanged (unanimous)
• Agreed to replace SEO board seat with a County business owner (unanimous)
• Decided to keep Good Neighbor Notification perimeter unchanged (unanimous)
• Chose not to amend ordinance for GovOS account changes; will implement new policy (unanimous)
• Tabled discussion on defining board members (unanimous)
• Entered executive session at 6:06 PM (all in favor)
• Exited executive session at 6:20 PM (all in favor)

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

The Board of Registrars will meet to review staff reports and address new business. The agenda includes updates on GAVREO and the review of sample ballots.

• GAVREO update
• Review of sample ballots

The Union County Board of Registrars unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the March 9, 2026 minutes. It also unanimously approved holding hearings on July 13, 2026 to address the qualification or disqualification of voters registered at business addresses. No other substantive actions were decided.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved hearings on July 13, 2026 for voter qualification at business addresses (unanimous)

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will consider agreements for a transportation study, senior center funding, and a property reappraisal contract. The body will also approve new business licenses for short-term rentals and lease agreements for county facilities.

• Agreement with Georgia Mountain Regional Commission for a $20,000 Transportation Needs Study
• Contract with GMASS, Inc. for $255,589.50 to reappraise 1/3 of county properties
• Agreement with Legacy Link for $218,000 to operate the Senior Center in FY-2027
• Agreement with K&K Insurance for $7,284.55 for accident insurance coverage
• Agreement with Earth Networks for $29,979.55 for lightning alarm systems at Meeks Park and Elan Soccer Fields

The commission adopted Resolution R-2026-23, approving the updated Service Delivery Strategy that includes sewer expansion east of Blairsville. They also accepted several agreements, including a $20,000 transportation needs study, a $218,000 senior‑center funding commitment, and a lease for the View Grill restaurant. Business licenses issued from February 16 to March 14, 2026 were approved.

• Approved updated Service Delivery Strategy for Union County and Blairsville (Resolution R-2026-23)
• Accepted Transportation Needs Study agreement with Georgia Mountain Regional Commission ($20,000)
• Accepted Legacy Link agreement for senior‑center local share ($218,000 for FY‑2027)
• Accepted lease agreement with Next Round Events, LLC for View Grill ($4,000 per month)
• Accepted photography services agreement with Jenni Dixon Photography (no cost, $1,000 remitted per season)
• Accepted revenue‑sharing agreement with Southern Peach (10% of sales from recreation events)
• Accepted accident‑insurance coverage with K&K Insurance ($7,284.55 for April 5 2026‑April 4 2027)
• Approved all business licenses issued February 16‑March 14, 2026

Commission Meeting Agendas

The meeting originally scheduled for March 17, 2026, has been moved to March 24, 2026, due to scheduling conflicts. No other business items are listed in this notice.

Board of Registrars Regular Meeting

The Union County Board of Registrars will hold its regular meeting on March 9, 2026. The agenda consists of standard procedural items, including approval of the agenda, reading and approval of the February 9, 2026 minutes, and staff reports. No old business, new business, or other business items are listed.

The Board of Registrars approved the meeting agenda by a unanimous vote. It also approved the minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting, again unanimously. No old or new business was considered.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved February 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)

Union County Development Authority

The Board of Directors will review updates on industrial revenue bonds for Panel Built and dirt fill for the Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park. The meeting includes reports on economic indicators and tourism impact, as well as a discussion on Ivy Log Meat Processing.

• Industrial Revenue Bond Issuance for Panel Built
• Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park dirt fill update
• Ivy Log Meat Processing discussion
• Board Insurance Coverage
• Executive session regarding real estate

The board approved the January 12, 2026 minutes with an amendment adding Tommy White as a guest. Members voted to enter executive session to discuss pricing and selling property, then later voted to exit executive session. The board set the price for parcel 071 174 B12 in the Blairsville Airport Regional Industrial Park at $65,000 per acre. The meeting was adjourned at 6:04 pm.

• Approved Jan 12 2026 minutes with amendment (all in favor)
• Moved into executive session to discuss pricing and selling property (all in favor)
• Exited executive session (all in favor)
• Set price for parcel 071 174 B12 at $65,000 per acre (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:04 pm (all in favor)

Board of Elections Regular Meeting

The Board of Elections discussed the seven individuals who submitted paperwork to run for county office. Members reviewed the status of election equipment and the ordering of supplies for the primary election.

• 7 individuals submitted paperwork to run for office during qualifying week
• Inventory report to Secretary of State noted one battery, two BMDs, and two printers were inoperable
• Ordered 50 rolls of tape for tabulators, 50 rolls of tape for Poll Pad printers, and 80 ink cartridges
• New directional signage installed for the Trackrock Precinct

The Board met on March 9, 2026 at the Blairsville voting center and reported on qualifying week filings, conference attendance, equipment inventory, and supply orders. All required signage for the Trackrock Precinct was installed and a survey of other precinct signage was planned. No motions were voted on or decisions formally approved.

Commission Meeting Agendas

The Union County Commission will consider a presentation on SPLOST funds, adopt the FTA Procurement Policy for the transit system, and approve several contracts and agreements. It will adopt resolutions re‑appointing members to various boards and agencies. The commission will also approve a $475,000 contract to replace the courthouse roof, a $12,754 grant for the Enotah Judicial Accountability Court, and business licenses for short‑term rentals. An operations update from the County Manager and a rescheduled county meeting date are also on the agenda.

• Contract with Dusty Greer Commercial Roofing for courthouse roof replacement, $475,000
• Agreement with Motorola Solutions for RAVE Mobile Safety, $8,679.44 per year for five years plus $4,300 set‑up fee
• Agreement with Geo‑Hydro Engineers for materials testing for Canada Creek Bridge, up to $14,988
• Commitment Letter with Legacy Link for FY‑2027 local share, $16,000
• Grant award for Enotah Judicial Accountability Court, $12,754

Commissioner Collins accepted a $475,000 contract with Dusty Greer Commercial Roofing to replace the Union County Courthouse roof. The commission also approved agreements for bridge materials testing ($14,988), a five‑year RAVE Mobile Safety subscription ($8,679.44 per year plus a $4,300 set‑up fee), and a $16,000 local share commitment with Legacy Link for FY‑2027. Short‑term rental business licenses issued Jan 19–Feb 15 2026 were approved, and the Accountability Courts Grant of $12,754 for the Enotah Judicial Accountability Court was accepted.

• Accepted $475,000 roof replacement contract for Union County Courthouse
• Accepted $14,988 materials testing agreement for Canada Creek Bridge
• Accepted $8,679.44 per year RAVE Mobile Safety subscription (5‑year) with $4,300 set‑up fee
• Approved short‑term rental business licenses issued Jan 19–Feb 15 2026
• Accepted $16,000 Legacy Link local‑share commitment for FY‑2027
• Accepted $12,754 Accountability Courts Grant for Enotah Judicial Accountability Court
• Adopted FTA Procurement Policy for Union County Transit System (effective Feb 11 2026)
• Adopted resolutions re‑appointing members to various county boards and agencies

Union County Development Authority

The Union County Development Authority Board meeting scheduled for Monday, February 9, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. was cancelled. The cancellation was due to a lack of agenda items. No decisions or discussions were scheduled for this meeting.