Cherokee County commissioners hear concerns about new roundabout

The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners, at its Feb. 16 meeting:

Heard, during public comment, from residents of the Wiley Bridge Road/Cox Road area who were concerned about plans for a roundabout.
Heard Commissioner Weatherby appoint Dr. Dawn Mason, DVM, to the Animal Control Advisory Board. No board action was necessary.
Adopted, an ordinance related to a new seal and logo for the county. The ordinance provides guidelines for enforcement and penalties for the use of the seal and logo without approval.
Approved a new Senior Deputy Clerk position for Probate Court.

Information: cherokeega.com

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