Peach County Board of Commissioners: the Charlie James Davis table, American Legion Post 76’s ADA fundraiser, and the accountability courts’ veterans’-issues line

The board. The county's Board of Commissioners page: Roy Lewis, Chairman, Post 1 - Byron, 478-956-4201; Shanita Howell, Post 2 - Fort Valley, 478-464-6414; Betty Hill, Post 3 - Fort Valley, 478-825-2535; Martin Moseley, Post 4 - Byron/Fort Valley, 478-956-5031; Wade Yoder, Post 5 - At-Large Fort Valley/Byron, 478-955-1999. "The board meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Public Meeting Room of the Peach County Commissioners Office located at 213 Persons Street in Fort Valley. Work Sessions are scheduled and advertised as needed." The board's agendas and minutes live on its CivicClerk portal, peachcoga.portal.civicclerk.com. The veteran items. The October 14, 2025 regular-meeting minutes: "Thank You Letter - Family of Former U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class Charlie James Davis - 2025 Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame Inductee. Chairman Moseley read a letter of appreciation on behalf of the family of former U.S. Marine Corps Private First Class Charlie James Davis, expressing their gratitude for the purchase of a table for their family at the 2025 Georgia Military Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on November 1, 2025. The family also extended an invitation to any Board members who would like to attend the event." The same minutes, next item: "Jason Jones - American Legion Post 76 - Remodel Fundraiser. Commissioner Yoder announced that American Legion Post 76 is planning renovations to their facility to become compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). He further stated that Jason Jones will appear before the Board at a future meeting to provide additional information regarding the fundraising opportunity." The same meeting heard Ms. Goodman, the great-niece of Davis, thank the Board in person. The FY2027 budget book's District Attorney page (June 25, 2026 budget-hearing packet): the office "partners with the Peach County Accountability Courts, which meet bimonthly to address substance abuse, mental health, and veterans' issues through rehabilitative alternatives." The rest of the window. The portal listed 43 events from October 2025 to November 2026 and published 102 agenda, agenda-packet and minutes files; every one was downloaded through the portal's own file endpoint and read on 2026-11-03. Those three items are the window's veteran record - the rezoning packets' Vietnam Veterans Memorial Parkway references are road names - and no benefit is known to have been adopted, narrowed or repealed. The Council of Accountability Court Judges' directory gives Peach no veterans treatment court: Peach's own docket is the Peach and Crawford County Drug Court, and the Macon Circuit's Mental Health Court serves Bibb, Crawford and Peach; the DA's budget line above is the circuit's veterans' work as the county records it.