Crescent City Commission Faces Scrutiny Over Interim City Manager’s Alleged Misconduct

Overview: During a recent Crescent City Commission meeting, attention focused on allegations of abusive behavior by the interim city manager, as well as the handling of these complaints. Additionally, discussions covered various topics, including the approval of a local mitigation strategy plan, zoning changes for mixed-use properties, and the management of heritage trees within the city.

Putnam County Planning Commission Tackles Zoning Amendments Amid Legislative Changes

Overview: The Putnam County Planning Commission convened to address a series of zoning map amendments. Notable cases included zoning changes aimed at facilitating commercial and residential projects, alongside discussions on the implications of recent state legislation on the planning process.

Putnam County Council Faces Community Concerns Over Road Safety and Budget Priorities

Overview: The Putnam County Council meeting was dominated by issues including public safety on Horseman Club Road, budget allocations for infrastructure and recreational projects, and the handling of public grievances. Residents voiced concerns over inadequate safety measures on Horseman Club Road, especially with a new school opening nearby, while debates continued over the financial prioritization of road improvements versus recreational developments such as the George’s Lake boat ramp.

Crescent City Commission Faces Challenges with Gas Department and Utility Rates

Overview: During the Crescent City Commission meeting on November 25, 2025, discussions unfolded regarding the management of the city’s gas department and the proposed utility rate changes. Commissioners delved into the issues of staffing shortages, financial sustainability, and the potential sale of the gas system.

Crescent City Commission Confronts Minute Discrepancies Amid Financial and Infrastructure Discussions

Overview: The Crescent City Commission meeting, held on November 18, 2025, was characterized by a series of discussions centered around the accuracy of meeting minutes, financial allocations for infrastructure projects, and the acknowledgment of city staff facing mental health challenges. The commission addressed discrepancies in past records, approved a purchase for water distribution maintenance, and deliberated on how to support city staff dealing with traumatic work experiences.