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<adata-ipb='nomediaparse'href='http://adserv.paulding.com/x1/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a917e73b&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE'target="_blank"><img alt=""border="0"src="http://adserv.paulding.com/x1/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=2&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a917e73b"/></a> Paulding BOC explores thesometimes strange past in marathon work session thatpromises to exacerbate the divisions This was just posted on Youtube and I've not had anopportunity to view it as of yet. I will say thechatter in the hall after the meeting sugge
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Appointment's to IBA 'skipped' In a scene that conjured nervous laughs, the Paulding Board of Commissioners efforts to move along in the agenda literally ground to a halt as no motion - even motions to table the appointments of Matt Buzzelli and Alan Shipp to the Industrial Building Authority - seemed able to pass, or in many cases, even gain a second. The scenario of motions that either died for lack of a second, or were seconded only to fail to gain a majority was replayed like a broken record to the amusement of the gallery - so much so that Pat Tibbits, clerk o -
Notice is hereby given that a first GORA Request has been made to the Paulding County Board of Commissioners Human Resource Department. -
The Paulding Board of Commissioners met today with a work-session this morning that made up for the snow-day cancellation of the last meeting in February. The commission will meet again next Tuesday for the regular first March meeting. While there were many topics on the agenda as well as a bevy of citizens wishing to speak, the Chairman came back to a constant point of contention in his administration - litter in Paulding and had several of the county staff address this perennial issue. Click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOPICS
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Here is the video from the evening meeting. We will add more about what happened after viewing Today's Paulding County BOC meeting was one peppered with speakers both for and against the airport, each making points to pursue their position on the topic by speaking for and against the summary removal of appointed board members. Motions to remove those members who were appointed by the BOC whose terms extend through 2015 and beyond were introduced two weeks ago by airport opponent Todd Pownall, whose efforts are directed to derailing the project since it beca
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Below is the text of a letter I sent to the Paulding BoC this morning (format changed slightly and personal information redacted): ************************************************************************* 0000 Xxxxx Xxxx Drive Acworth, GA 30101 October 15, 2014 Open Letter to the Paulding County Board of Commissioners Mr. David Austin, Commission Chairman Mr. Dave Carpenter, Post I Commissioner Mr. Todd Pownall, Post II Commissioner Mr. Tommie Graham, Post III Commissioner Mr. David Barnett, Post IV Commissioner 240 Co
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Airport related? ------- Description: Timber harvesting activities on approximately 165.8+/- acres within the Paulding Forest Tract. Publication Date/Time: 9/24/2014 8:30 AM Closing Date/Time: 10/31/2014 11:00 AM Contact Person: Wayne Cauthen – Coosa Forestry Services Ph: 706-232-6564 E-mail: wcauthen@coosaforestry.com Fee: No Charge Plan & Spec Available: Coosa Forestry Services, Inc. 1902 Parish Drive SE Rome, GA 30161-9575 Business Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm Special Requirements: See Timber Sale Package R -
The Paulding Board of commissioners voted unanimously to lower the millage rate on the taxable property in the county rolling back the tax rate to compensate for increased values. The commission also did some other business including approving plans for the expansion of video surveillance on the Silver Comet Trail. Public support for that project in the wake of the savage and senseless beating of a resident on the trail in late July. Early in the meeting the commission was given a report by the county's new Ambulance Service which took over EMS activities in January. Click for RECENT
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Paulding County's actions to fund expansion of the Airport to make it viable for commercial use through public bonds was affirmed by the Georgia Supreme Court today. The county, which approved bonds for a runway expansion, was challenged by two residents whom many believe were proxies for the interests of Delta Airlines and HJIA, who oppose any other commercial airports in the Atlanta region. Above is an interview with Paulding Board of Commissioners Chairman David Austin, who is pleased with the decision. Click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOP
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BOC Commission meets 6/24/2014 and discusses variety of topics
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Recognitions, the airport, early retirement, water treatment and more were discussed at today's commission meeting. Click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOPICS -
Complete video of today's commission meeting including discussion about changing the commission's citizens wishing to speak rules as well as two citizens wishing to speak. ; Click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOPICS click for RECENT TOPICS
