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Amending Section 2-13.5 of the Clayton County Code so the Chief Financial Officer works under the daily direction of the Board of Commissioners, like the Chief Operating Officer

Amending Section 2-13.5 of the Clayton County Code so the Chief Financial Officer works under the daily direction of the Board of Commissioners

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Amending Section 2-13.5 of the Clayton County Code so the Chief Financial Officer works under the daily direction of the Board of Commissioners, like the Chief Operating Officer

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 21, 2026
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No2

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CountyClayton County Board of CommissionersPassed Jul 21

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  • Alieka Anderson-HenryCounty Commission ChairVoted noCall
  • Alaina ReavesDistrict 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Gail HambrickDistrict 2Voted noCallEmail
  • Tashe’ AllenDistrict 3Voted yesCallEmail
  • DeMont DavisDistrict 4Voted yesCallEmail

Whole board: passed 3 to 2, Jul 21

Decided, Jul 21: The board voted 3 to 2 on the item 22. Ordinance 2026-166: An ordinance to amend the Code of Clayton County, as amended, specifically to amend Part I "Related Laws Pertaining To Clayton County," Article II - "Board of Commissioners," to amend Section 2-13.5 "Chief Financial Officer and assistants"; to repeal any and all ... It passed.

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