Lavonia
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Who decides, and what rules are changing?Elections issues in Lavonia
Countywide matters appear for a city only when they rank high and name the city; the deciding government always stays visible.
The city council voted to fill seats on the board that oversees downtown development efforts.
The council voted to name a new city clerk, the official who handles the city's records and council business, succeeding retiring clerk Angie Greer.
The council voted unanimously to take ownership of a parking area deeded by developer Ken Gary, putting the city in charge of its upkeep.
The city council read a proclamation honoring Angie Greer with a day in her name.
The council filled the city clerk's post on an interim basis, ensuring the office overseeing city records and meetings continues to be staffed.
The city honored water treatment and water/street department staff for their work.
A Lavonia resident told the city council an unmaintained creek behind her property is attracting snakes.
The city council placed the city manager job, a role that runs day-to-day city operations, on its agenda with Robert Ogburn as the appointee under consideration.
The city council is set to weigh naming Adam Dawkins as fire chief, a post that leads the department residents rely on for fire protection.
The council has an appointment to its Housing Authority board pending, which would fill a seat overseeing the city's housing authority.
The Lavonia City Council has placed a resolution establishing a Mayor's Council for People of All Abilities on its agenda.
The city council scheduled a swearing-in for its mayor pro-tem and council members, formalizing who holds those posts.
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