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Former Jackson County Commissioner pays nearly $4,000 back to county for misuse of funds Former Jackson County Commissioner pays nearly $4,000 back to county for misuse of funds By Anna Mahan | May 5, 2021 at 3:54 PM CDT - Updated May 5 at 4:12 PM
SCOTTSBORO, Ala. (WAFF) - A former Jackson County Commissioner has to pay nearly $4,000 to the county for unapproved expenses.
The release states Guffey was unable to provide âadequate reasonâ for the following expenses:
Finding/ noncompliance charges:
$190.75 purchase of six flower arrangements
$171.19 one transaction for the purchase of a car battery bought in the name of a private business that appeared to be personal. Forty-eight transactions totaled in $2,358.52 for the purchase of meals and other food. The report states these receipts did not always indicate who the meals were for, why they were purchased or if there was a business purpose for the meals.
4 competing in Jackson’s August mayoral primary, 5 others running for council seats
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Jackson Mayor Derek Dobies prepares for a special Jackson City Council meeting in the council chambers at City Hall on Monday, March 23, 2020. All of the other members of council remoted in to the meeting due to concerns from coronavirus. J. Scott Park | MLive.comJ. Scott Park | MLive.com
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JACKSON, MI – The ballot is set.
Jackson voters will decide between nine possible candidates for who will fill city council seats in the next term.
The filing deadline to get on the ballot was Tuesday, April 20, and the City Clerk’s Office has verified all petitions. And four people want to be the city’s next mayor, triggering an Aug. 3 primary election for that citywide seat.
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The latest data from the state shows 6,145 people switched their registration to leave the Republican Party last month.
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