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Butts County Board of Commissioners (128th Session): 65 posted 2025-2026 events read whole through the CivicClerk portal’s public API, naming no veteran item, and no county American Legion post

The Butts County Board of Commissioners - District 1 Mike Wilson, District 2 Jeremiah Hosford, District 3 Joe Brown Jr., District 4 J. Keith Douglas and District 5 Russ Crumbley, the 128th Session whose board elects its chairman yearly, with County Manager Brad Johnson and Deputy County Manager J. Michael Brewer at 625 West 3rd Street, Jackson (770-775-8200), meeting on the portal's posted schedule - whose 2025-2026 record (65 Board of Commissioners events from January 6, 2025 through December 14, 2026, read whole through the CivicClerk public portal's own API, with 18 docket and packet PDFs converted and read) names no veteran item; the portal's CY 2025 Minutes and January-December 2026 Minutes events publish no meeting files; the Department of Georgia's post list names no American Legion post in Butts County.

Also called: Board of Commissioners, Mike Wilson, Jeremiah Hosford, Joe Brown Jr., J. Keith Douglas, Russ Crumbley, Brad Johnson, J. Michael Brewer, CivicClerk, 625 West 3rd Street, Jackson, Jackson, Flovilla, Jenkinsburg, Worthville.

For: Veteran or service member.

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The board. The county's Commissioner's Office page seats the five: "District 1: Mike Wilson - elected in 2024 and took office in the 127th Session (2025) of the Board of Commissioners, becoming the 72nd person to be elected as a County Commissioner of Butts County"; "District 2: Jeremiah Hosford - became the 71st Butts County Commissioner when he was elected in 2024"; "District 3: Joe Brown, Jr. - became the 69th person elected as a County Commissioner of Butts County in 2014"; "District 4: J. Keith Douglas - elected in a special called election in November 2009 ... In 2023 the Board elected him to serve as their Chairman for the 125th session"; "District 5: Russ Crumbley - became the 48th person elected as a County Commissioner in 1984 ... the longest tenured Commissioner on the Board". The staff directory seats "Brad Johnson, County Manager" and "J. Michael Brewer, Deputy County Manager". The county's own agenda link is the CivicClerk public portal (buttsco.portal.civicclerk.com), whose January agendas carry "ELECT CHAIRMAN" - the board chooses its chairman from its own number each year. The record. The portal's own public API answered plain fetch and the whole 2025-2026 Board of Commissioners record was read: 65 events - workshops, regular and called meetings, budget hearings and the 2026 hearings - every agenda item name, description and minutes comment scanned; no veteran item appears in any of them. 18 docket and packet PDFs (88 MB) were downloaded and converted; the only veteran-priced line in the round's files is the 2026-06-08 transit packet's regional fare table - "Carroll County Fare: $3.00 per one-way passenger trip ($1.00 for veterans)" - a carrier's fare for the Carroll County service area, not a Butts programme. The portal's two minutes-holder events - "CY 2025 Minutes" (December 31, 2025) and "January-December 2026 Minutes" (December 31, 2026) - publish no meeting files (the gap goes to docs/COUNTY-REVISIT.md). No benefit is known to have been adopted, narrowed or repealed. The county's own organizations. The Department of Georgia's post list names no American Legion post in Butts County - the nearest posts are Post 15 in Griffin, Post 25 in Barnesville and Post 34 in Smarr. No veterans organization appears in the board's 2025-2026 record by name.

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No eligibility - a board recordThe record documents the board’s posted 2025-2026 events and the absence of a county American Legion post; it grants no individual entitlement.

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