$ 233,000.00 A Tear To COnsider 10 Minutes

Rickey Stokes

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Date: Jan 19 2022 6:15 PM

HOUSTON COUNTY:     The Houston County Commission posted their agenda for the Administrative Meeting to be held on Thursday, 10 AM.

COST $ 233,000.00 A YEAR

TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS

AGENDA:

HOUSTON COUNTY COMMISSION                                                               ??                   Administrative Meeting?

January 20th, 2022????                                                                                       

 

AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS

 

1.  Presentation - Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce Update – Matt Parker, President

 

2.  Presentation – Road & Bridge Completed Work/Projects FY20/21 – Barkley Kirkland, County Engineer  

 

REGULAR AGENDA

 

1.  Request to award bid for asphalt and paving products for county parking lot projects to the lowest bidder meeting specs – Sean Curtis, County Buildings Maintenance Manager

 

2.  Request to approve in-kind services for the Moody Hospital Redevelopment Project – City of Dothan

 

3.  Request to sell the following items on GovDeals:

??1.  471 Massey Ferguson Tractor

??2.  Misc. items (old torches, chemical tanks, etc)

 END OF AGENDA

The Houston County Commission Chairman makes a annual salary of $ 89.000 per year, health insurance, and is vested in Alabama State Retirement in only 10 years.

A Houston County Commissioner makes a annual salary of $ 33,000.00 per year, plus $ 250.00 a month to furnish his/her own vehicle which is $ 3,000.00 per year. That makes a total compensation of $ 36,000.00 per year. They get all cost of living raises county employees get. They get health insurance and vested in ten years for retirement.

If you are like D-3 Commissioner Ricky Herring, you draw $ 250.00 per month or   $ 3,000,00 per year to furnish his own vehicle, BUT, he is furnished a Houston County Sheriff Department black unmarked Z-71 truck so he does not furnish a vehicle but drives the county. Herring gets to vote his own raises.

When the Houston County Commission recently voted a raise D-3 Commissioner Ricky Herring got 4.3% raise as a Houston County Commissioner and 4.3% raise as a Houston County Deputy Sheriff. 

So while everyone else got a 4.3%, D-3 Ricky Herring - TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY - got 8.6%.

As you Can see from their agenda tomorrow, the meeting might take 10 minutes, at the most 15 minutes.

NO MENTION OF HOUSTON COUNTY FARM CENTER SALE

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