At the October 26th meeting the Cherokee County Commission gave Landon Marks of the county extension office a $2,000 check. The money will help fund items such as Farm Day for 3rd graders and the Farm City Banquet.

The commission then…
-Accepted the maintenance of County Road 435 and 455 as per the legal description.
-Approved Chase Walker as an HMT-1 with the highway department.
-Agreed to finance two Massey Ferguson mowing tractors and one Caterpillar skit steer track loader.
-Approved unpaid leave for an employee in the Revenue Commission Office.
-Continued the Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission’s Senior Community Service Employment Program agreement. This enables retirees to help at the senior center.
-Spent $3,600 to support Shop Cherokee County First. This pays for ten ads per day on WEIS radio Nov. 1st – Dec. 24th.

In announcements Librarian Dana Carroll stated that architects will present their plans for a new building at the November 13th meeting, and Commissioner Carlton Teague confirmed that Dewandee Neyman has resigned from the library board. The appointment to fill Neyman’s unexpired term will take place at the Monday, December 14th meeting. Submittal of resumes and letters will be accepted through Wednesday, December 2nd at the County Commission Office.
For more details listen to the attached audio files of the planning session and the commission meeting.




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