Board authorizes United Way representative to solicit county employees
March 01, 2026 | Long County, Georgia
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The Long County Board of Commissioners approved a motion to allow Kristin Hopkins-Graham of United Way of the Coastal Empire to reach out to county employees seeking their support.
During the board’s June session, Commissioner Jeremy Hall moved to approve Hopkins-Graham’s outreach to county employees; Commissioner James Craft seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. The minutes record the board’s approval without further discussion.
The meeting also recorded motions to enter and exit executive session and concluded with a unanimous adjournment motion.
During the board’s June session, Commissioner Jeremy Hall moved to approve Hopkins-Graham’s outreach to county employees; Commissioner James Craft seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. The minutes record the board’s approval without further discussion.
The meeting also recorded motions to enter and exit executive session and concluded with a unanimous adjournment motion.
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