Perry City Council Debates Surplus Property Policy Amidst Infrastructure Funding Discussions

Overview: During the Perry City Council meeting on August 26, 2025, council members tackled a comprehensive agenda that included debates over surplus property policies, infrastructure funding applications, and property sales. The meeting was marked by discussions on these topics.

Taylor County Board of Commissioners Consider Waste Management Overhaul Amid Rising Concerns

Overview: In a recent Taylor County Board of Commissioners meeting, discussions focused on changes to waste management systems, including the potential implementation of a sticker-based system for waste disposal, adjustments to recycling operations, and the introduction of a fee structure to manage waste effectively.

Taylor County Grapples with Georgia Pacific Site’s Future Amid Job Losses and Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: At a recent Taylor County Board of Commissioners meeting, the future of the Georgia Pacific (GP) site took center stage, with discussions highlighting the potential repurposing of water and wastewater infrastructure amidst broader economic challenges following significant job losses in the community. Commissioners and representatives debated the feasibility and risks of acquiring and utilizing GP’s existing resources while addressing the need for economic revitalization and industrial development in Taylor County.

Perry City Council Grapples with Economic Development Amidst Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: In the recent Perry City Council meeting, discussions focused on infrastructure and economic development, particularly the potential acquisition of a wastewater treatment facility from Georgia Pacific. The council also addressed the issue of local water resources, budgetary considerations, and the sale of city-owned properties.

Taylor County Board of Commissioners Considers Shifting Emergency Management Amid Concerns

Overview: During the latest Taylor County Board of Commissioners meeting, a discussion focused on the potential restructuring of emergency management responsibilities. Commissioners deliberated over the current local agreement with the Sheriff’s Office, with concerns raised about authority and compliance dynamics. One commissioner expressed frustration over a perceived environment of intimidation. The motion proposed delaying any changes until after hurricane season to ensure stability during emergencies, with a transition targeted for October 1st.