Floyd County Commission to Consider Rezoning, Road Closure Resolution, and Multiple SPLOST Purchases at September 8 Meeting

Floyd County Commission to Consider Rezoning, Road Closure Resolution, and Multiple SPLOST Purchases at September 8 Meeting

Posted by Staff Reports | Sep 6, 2026 | Floyd Events, Floyd News, Top Local News | 0 | The Floyd County Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at the Floyd County Administration Building for its regular bi‑monthly session. Commissioners will convene for caucus at 4 p.m. in Suite 204, followed by the regular meeting at 6 p.m. in Suite 206. During caucus, Corey Bowers of the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office is scheduled to address commissioners. The board will also enter executive session to discuss litigation, personnel matters, and property acquisition. The regular meeting will begin with an invocation and pledge led by Commissioner Burnes, followed by approval of the agenda and adoption of minutes from the August 25 caucus, executive session, and regular meeting. Commissioners will recognize Captain Greg Dobbins for his service. A proclamation declaring National Physician Assistant Week is also set for approval. A single zoning item appears on the agenda for first reading: Commissioners will consider a resolution regarding the closure of a portion of Sunset Drive SE. The board will hear reports from standing committees, including Administrative Services, Public Safety, Public Utilities & Transportation, and Elected Officials. Updates from joint committees—such as the Airport Commission, Joint Solid Waste Commission, and Transportation Policy Committee—are also scheduled, along with upcoming meeting dates extending into November. Several routine items are…

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