Posted by Staff Reports | Sep 2, 2026 | Gordon News | 0 | Gordon County commissioners recognized recovery efforts, honored longtime county employees and approved several financial and administrative measures during Tuesday’s regular meeting. Commissioners officially proclaimed September as National Recovery Month in Gordon County, recognizing efforts to raise awareness about substance use disorders and the resources available to individuals and families seeking recovery. This year’s observance carries the theme “Georgia Recovers,” with an emphasis on education, prevention, treatment and support for people affected by substance use. The commission also recognized several county employees who have reached significant milestones in their years of service. During his administrative report, County Administrator Jim Ledbetter announced that Gordon County Public Works had dedicated a memorial plaque honoring Steve Parris, who died following a battle with brain cancer. Parris was recognized for 42 years of service to the county. Ledbetter also provided commissioners with updates on economic development and other county projects. Warehouse automation company Stow has scheduled its grand opening for Oct. 15. He also reported that the Gordon-Floyd Joint Development Authority is reviewing an offer to purchase all remaining authority-owned property in Floyd County. During the New Business portion of the meeting, commissioners approved a number of administrative, financial and…
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