Commish canvasses Nov. 7 votes

  • Freestone County Elections Administrator Reneé McBay, at left, shows County Commissioners at their Nov. 15 meeting the results of the Nov. 7 Constitutional Amendment Election so they could canvass the totals. Continuing right can be seen Precinct 4 Commissioner Clyde Ridge Jr., who conducted the meeting in County Judge Linda Grant’s absence; and Precinct 3 Commissioner Lloyd Lane. Photo by Roxanne Thompson/Fairfield Recorder
    Freestone County Elections Administrator Reneé McBay, at left, shows County Commissioners at their Nov. 15 meeting the results of the Nov. 7 Constitutional Amendment Election so they could canvass the totals. Continuing right can be seen Precinct 4 Commissioner Clyde Ridge Jr., who conducted the meeting in County Judge Linda Grant’s absence; and Precinct 3 Commissioner Lloyd Lane. Photo by Roxanne Thompson/Fairfield Recorder
Freestone County Commissioners canvassed the votes from the Nov. 7 Constitutional Amendment Election, with input from Elections Administrator Reneé McBay. That action took place at the court’s Nov. 15 meeting, when the court also heard a request to pay for a new side-by-side for Teague VFD, kept the burn ban lifted and made other decisions regarding the county’s finances and well-being. Since…

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