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Residents urge TNR ordinance and raise safety and governance concerns during public comment

April 19, 2026 | Heard County, Georgia


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Residents urge TNR ordinance and raise safety and governance concerns during public comment
Several residents used the public comment period at the April 19, 2022 Heard County Board of Commissioners meeting to raise separate issues.

Connie Beardsley asked the board for support for a TNR (trap/neuter/release) program and said the program would require an ordinance to provide legal backing. Sandra Jackson Brugger also spoke in favor of the TNR program.

Karen Isenhower praised Commissioner Larry Hammond for expressing concern about children getting on the school bus and raised concerns about the county's Emergency Management Agency (EMA). During her remarks she said she had "left with [the chairman] of exposing the corruption of the Commissioners Office during her term," an allegation that was not addressed on the record in the minutes. Jeremy Gibson also complained about a past incident involving county ordinances; no details or formal responses were recorded in the minutes.

The board did not take formal action on any of the public comments at the meeting; speakers requested ordinance action for TNR and raised issues the board may consider in future agendas.

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