Calhoun News, Mar. 3, 2022

March 3, 2022

Calhoun County Sobriety Court

Judge Jason Bomia and Case Manager Erin Lindsey presented about Sobriety Treatment Court at the last Board of Commissioners meeting. This court is designed to offer court-supervised treatment for people after being charged with an alcohol or drug-related driving offense. Since Judge Bomia became the presiding judge in Nov. 2020, of 58 participants, 24 people have graduated and the recidivism rate of alcohol offenses among graduates is zero.

Late 2019 Property Taxes - Hardship Extension

Delinquent 2019 property taxes will face foreclosure at the end of this month.

Anyone struggling to pay 2019 property taxes should contact the County Treasurer's Office about a hardship extension or other solution. Learn more on our website.

COVID-19 Community Level in Calhoun County

Transmission rates have reduced in Calhoun County, and recommendations from local and federal health officials were adjusted based on the current situation. Our COVID-19 data dashboard is a great resource for staying up-to-date on what the pandemic situation is like in our community.

Land Bank

Annual Report

At the last Board of Commissioners meeting, Land Bank Authority Director Krista Trout-Edwards presented the Land Bank's 2020 and 2021 annual reports. Check out the presentation for information on the Land Bank's work countywide.

Washer/Dryer Delivery to Resident

Last week, Calhoun County Senior Services shared this example of Commissioner Tommy Miller helping a resident with delivery of a washer and dryer.

Check out the post on Facebook for photos.

Board of Commissioners Meeting

The March 3, 2022 video is now available.

Review the agenda for this and upcoming meetings here.

Visit our website for more information.

Stay Connected

Looking for a department's Facebook Page? Go to the county's Social Media Directory on our website.

Social Directory