Treutlen County EMA Director Justin McNure presented a $4,954,060.50 check from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to the county board of commissioners on May 4, 2026. According to McNure and County Commissioner Chairman Phil Jennings, these funds will pay outstanding invoices already received connected to the emergency storm debris removal and clean-up efforts as a result of damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Treutlen County Board of Commissioners Chairman Phil Jennings, center, holding the FEMA check with from left to right, Commissioner Joey Powell, Vice-Chair Cali Hollis, County Clerk Angie Hooks, EMA Director Justin McNure, Deputy Clerk Ashley Walker, and County Manager Joseph Glenn. Treutlen County EMA Director Justin McNure presented a $4,954,060.50 check from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to the county board of commissioners on May 4, 2026. According to McNure and County Commissioner Chairman Phil Jennings, these funds will pay outstanding invoices already received connected to the emergency storm debris removal and clean-up efforts as a result of damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Treutlen County Board of Commissioners Chairman Phil Jennings, center, holding the FEMA check with from left to right, Commissioner Joey Powell, Vice-Chair Cali Hollis, County Clerk Angie Hooks, EMA Director Justin McNure, Deputy Clerk Ashley Walker, and County Manager Joseph Glenn.
BREAKING GROUND – The Southeastern Early College and Career Academy (SECCA) officially broke ground on their new $1.3 million expansion during a formal ceremony on Monday, May 11.
GIVING GAVELS – Montgomery County Probate Judge Stacie Randolph (left) gave Montgomery County Valedictorian Evan Hardeman (center) and Salutatorian Addyson Shepherd (right) gavels and a note written on a scroll, as she celebrated the students’ hard work.
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