Calhoun County Commission Honors Top Athletes from Donoho

Calhoun County, AL – The Calhoun County Commission met for their regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, January 12th, 2023.

• Call To Order
  • Fred Wilson – Present
  • Danny Shears – Present
  • Carolyn Henderson – Present
  • Terry Howell – Present
  • Lee Patterson – Present
• Invocation/Pledge Of Allegiance – Unanimously Approved
• Adopt Agenda – Unanimously Approved
• Elected Official/Department Head Comments – No Comments
• Special Recognition – Donoho High School Volleyball Team
  • The Donoho school won and were titled as state champions. This is after being moved into a more competitive class.
  • Winners include:
    • Lily Grace Draper
    • Mary Marshall Perry
    • Ansley Simmons
    • Hannah Sprayberry
    • Sarah Waggoner
    • Estalla Connell
    • Ryals Jones
    • Blair Kitchen
    • Samantha Wakefield
    • Callee Taylor
    • Kate Willamon
    • Coach: Anna Taylor
  • For more details on their victory please see the article written about their championship win.
• Adopt Minutes – Unanimously Approved
• Old Business
  • ABC Board Application – SSSS22 LLC, d/b/a Choccolocco Package Store – Unanimously Approved
    • This is a lounge retail liquor license located at 3400 Choccolocco Road Suite B in Anniston.
  • Nuisance Abatements – Unanimously Approved
    • 329 Rice Avenue, Anniston – Reeves, Billy & Carolyn
    • 907 Vigo Avenue, Weaver – Harrast ET AL, Kenneth
    • 15 Timike Drive, Anniston – Santos, Hermenio
  • Nuisance Dismissals – Unanimously Approved
    • 1117 W. 49^th Street, Anniston – Commons, William & Maria
    • 3911 Boxwood Avenue, Anniston – Montalto, Bobby
    • 60 Turley Drive, Anniston – Everly, Debbie
    • 2305 Roy Webb Cutoff Road, Piedmont – McDaniel, Justin & Rebecca
    • 507 Oak Lane, Anniston – Hooper, Jason
    • 320 W. Medders Street, Anniston – Champion, Greta
    • 711 W. 62^nd Street, Anniston – Allen, Ricky
    • 0 Eulaton Pike Road, Anniston – Sims, Larry & Coppitt, Eugenia
    • 5512 Chandler Street, Anniston – Bence, Rhonda
    • 94 Bailey Street, Anniston – Minniefield, Mattie
    • 2033 Old Choccolocco Road, Anniston – Hopson, John (EST) Cathy
    • 1213 Carter Street, Anniston – Jordan, Jennie
    • 0 Adams Street, Anniston – Manis, Lora
  • New Business
    • Nuisance Declarations – Unanimously Approved
      • 322 S. Marshall Street, Anniston – Winningham, Harold c/o Greg
      • 0 S. Ledbetter Street, Anniston – Winningham, Harold c/o Greg
      • 331 S. Ledbetter Street, Anniston – Winningham, Harold c/o Greg
      • 1504 Piedmont Jacksonville Road, Piedmont – Vinson, Rascoe & Donna
    • 2022 County Rebuild Alabama Annual Report – Unanimously Approved
      • The annual report was prepared showing the total expenditures total $1,965,305.65 on two Rocky Hallow Road projects and a Viggo Road project.
    • Surplus Property – Unanimously Approved
      • Commissioner of License – 2013 Ford F-150 truck
    • Property Acceptance – Unanimously Approved
      • Commissioner of License – 2022 Chevrolet Colorado
    • Flock Safety Service Agreement – Unanimously Approved
      • This was for the purchase of ten tag reader cameras  (two in each district). This will help the Sheriff’s Department monitor the roadways.
    • Contract Extension Resolution – Counseling Services for Prospective Law Enforcement Officers – Unanimously Approved
      • This contract was extended for two additional one year terms at no change in cost.
    • Board Appointments
      • Calhoun County Community Punishment & Corrections Authority – At Large – Unanimously Approved
        • Amanda Young was selected by Chairman Fred Wilson.
      • MPO Citizens Advisory Committee – District 2 – Unanimously Approved
        • Bill Williams was chow to fill the unexpired term of Julie Borelli.
    • Calhoun County Policy Resolution – Unanimously Approved
      • Slight verbiage changes were made by the human resources department.
  • Public Comments
    • A representative from ASAP spoke to remind all of the upcoming GALA on February 7th at the Oxford Civic Center.
    • Audrey Maxwell with the Chamber of Commerce reminded all of upcoming events and that there was a focus on regional chamber events and not just county.
    • Dr. Reyes spoke of the many successes in the County School system and also discussed upcoming community meetings.
    • David West reminded all of the upcoming AG shows. For more information contact the Calhoun County Extension Office.
  • Adjourn – Unanimously Approved