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Chattooga County Office of the Sole Commissioner (Andy Allen): the 2025-2026 public-session record that names no veteran item, with American Legion Post 129 in Summerville

Chattooga County is governed by a sole commissioner - Andy Allen ([email protected]), whose office at 10102 Commerce Street, Summerville (706-857-0700, fax 706-857-0742) houses Clerk of Commissioner Johnna Allen, HR's Arliss Scruggs and Accounts Payable's Sharon Martin - whose 2025-2026 public-session record (about twenty meetings with written summaries on the county's Public Administrative Meeting Information page, from the January 6, 2025 election board meeting to the September 25, 2026 tax levy meeting announcing the $932,735 rollback) names no veteran item in any of them; American Legion Post 129 meets in Summerville.

Also called: Sole Commissioner, Andy Allen, Johnna Allen, Arliss Scruggs, Sharon Martin, 10102 Commerce Street, tax levy, 932,735, rollback, American Legion Post 129, Summerville, Summerville, Trion, Menlo, Lyerly.

For: Veteran or service member.

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The office. The county's Office of Sole Commissioner page: "While most counties operate under a commission form, Chattooga County operates under a Sole Commissioner. The Sole Commissioner is the chief legislative and executive government officer in the county. There are only eight counties in the country with a sole county commission." The commissioner: Andy Allen ([email protected]); the office at 10102 Commerce Street, Summerville, GA 30747, phone 706-857-0700, fax 706-857-0742, with Clerk of Commissioner Johnna Allen ([email protected]), Human Resources' Arliss Scruggs and Accounts Payable's Sharon Martin. The record. The county's Public Administrative Meeting Information page carries the sole commissioner's public sessions with written summaries - about twenty meetings across 2025 and 2026, from the January 6, 2025 election board meeting and the January 27, 2025 Rocking S Farm chicken-house session through the September 23, 2026 emergency meeting and the September 25, 2026 tax levy meeting, each summary read whole. The word veteran does not appear in any of them. The year's tax items are the September 25, 2026 levy meeting - "the announcement of a property tax rollback in Chattooga County, amounting to $932,735, as a result of a new sales tax approved by voters last year", with the 2026 tax-levy resolution read - and the August 31, 2026 "CLASS: Understanding County Property Taxes", where Chief Appraiser Nancy Edgeman presented the assessors' duties and Joy Hampton "explained the layers of tax relief available to homeowners, including the Homeowners Tax Relief Grant and the impact of the new sales tax"; its three presentation PDFs (the tax commissioner's, the commissioner's and the assessors') were downloaded from the county's Document Center and read, and the assessors' own list - "Receives and processes Exemptions (Homestead, Senior / Veterans, CUVA, and FLP)" - is the one veteran word. The county's CivicPlus Agenda Center was not read (the gap goes to docs/COUNTY-REVISIT.md). No benefit is known to have been adopted, narrowed or repealed. The county's own organizations. American Legion Post 129 meets in Summerville, per the Department of Georgia's post list. No veterans organization appears in the sole commissioner's 2025-2026 session records by name.

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Thresholds for Chattooga County Office of the Sole Commissioner (Andy Allen): the 2025-2026 public-session record that names no veteran item, with American Legion Post 129 in Summerville
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No eligibility - a board recordThe record documents the sole commissioner’s posted 2025-2026 public sessions and the county’s veterans organizations; it grants no individual entitlement.

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