Mar. 13: Cannon County Commission To Meet

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Cannon County Commission Agenda

March 13, 2012 Open Meeting @ 6 p.m.

1. Prayer and Pledge. Prayer will be given. Pledge of Allegiance will be led.

2. Roll call - Bobby Smith.

3. Summary of last meeting’s minutes. Chair.

4. Approval of last meeting’s minutes.

5. Committee Reports - Chair will comment on loss of monies belonging to the county.

6. Austin Jennings would like to address the commission on the status of the building of the library addition.

7. Hear from Thea Prince on a Request for Proposal concerning Solid Waste.

8. Connie Rigsby of the Cannon County Senior Citizens Center.

9. Chairman seeks permission to pursue bond rating with Doug Bodary, a member of CTAS,

10. Hear a report from the Law Enforcement Committee on the proposed use of the old Courier building to be used as a courthouse annex for Register if Deeds, Tax Assessor, Trustee's office and perhaps the County Court Clerk's office.

11. Vote on taking action if Commission agrees with the Law Enforcement Committee's recommendation to create a Courthouse Annex of the present Courier location. Negotiations will be made with the Management Company for Regions Bank.

12. A Resolution to form a committee to draft a Private Act to centralize Financial Management in Cannon County, Tennessee.

13. Take appropriate steps on naming a new County Medical Examiner due to the resignation of Dr. Leon Reuhland.

14. Other business.

15. Adjourn.

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March 13, 2012 at 10:23am
I said this before, but I think it is worth saying again!

When the people who run the Election Commission, The County Commission or any other commission or office in Cannon County stop trying to be "political" and start trying to govern for the entire community then and only then will we see a change.

March 13, 2012 at 1:11pm

A breath of fresh air and Sun light upon our government departments is long overdue.

I salute Commission Chairman Stotzel's leadership in bringing clarity, accountability and certainty to all our government departments.

Year after year, audit findings and recommendations have been ignored or delayed, and have become patterns of yellow flags.

I hope the Budget Oversight- Audit Committee will play a strong role in assisting the County Commission get all the accounting books and procedures into proper status so that Citizens' confidence can be restored in our County.

Matt Studd


March 13, 2012 at 1:22pm
Amen..Corey

I am so tired of hearing all this bickering. Stop the power struggles and change our community.

Why? Because we have a four lane highway that will bypass this community, and if we do not get to cooperating and find ways to keep our businesses as well as our tax dollars in county we will not have a county to worry about.
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March 13, 2012 at 5:31pm
By: Paul Alexander 3/13/12
An article in Cannon Courier dated Monday, November 8, 2010. Gannon said that the Reach Director asked for a leave of absence. If the BUCK stops at the County executive desk and a leave of absence was given as stated how was the BUCK stopped. No where can I find where the County Executive terminated this individual. So how did the County Executive correct the issue?
If the BUCK stops at the County executive desk the citizens of Cannon County should be told who, Okayed the checks to be cut for the items listed on the audit report.
If the BUCK stops at the County executive desk, who gave him the authority to give county items away, without the commissioners approval.
An article in Cannon Courier dated Wednesday, February 29, 2012 9:54 am Cannon County Executive Mike Gannon issued the following statement this morning concerning the findings released in a Special Report issued by the Tennessee Comptroller’s office on Cannon County.
”I accept full and complete responsibility for the shortcomings the auditors found with my office's oversight of REACH," Gannon said. "To borrow the line from President Truman, the buck stops at my desk."
Just as the issues with our nation, states and counties today the problems are created by the individuals at the top because of control and power but when the issues becomes known, First words out of most elected official’s mouth are the BUCK stops with them, even if issues have been repeated on the states audit over the last five years now it is damage cotrol time.
But my Question is Where, When and how long does it take to get the BUCK Stopped.
Paul Alexander
11784 Jim Cummings Hwy
Bradyville, Tennessee 37026-9801
pa4u1954@yahoo.com.
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March 13, 2012 at 9:24pm
Paul, you are looking for concrete answers to questions that do not have them. As you witnessed first-hand at tonight's meeting, conducting county business is a complicated, ever-evolving, ever-changing process.
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