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Commissioner sidelined for fund, board approves school bond

17 hrs ago Two Cleveland County commissioners approved themselves as officers on an account from which millions in federal relief money will be spent in the coming year, sidelining a third commissioner who was left off the account. At least $55 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds will be allocated as commissioners prioritize how to spend it, The Transcript has reported. District 1 Rod Cleveland’s name did not appear on Monday’s agenda item designating fellow commissioners chair Darry Stacy and vice chair Harold Haralson as requitions officers on the fund. The fund will have separate requesting officers and receiving officers to manage it.

Sheriff, commissioners announce PIO transition

Mendi Brandon Sheriff Chris Amason and Cleveland County Commissioners Darry Stacy and Harold Haralson announced a shift in duties for two staff members. Joy Hampton, who served as the public information officer for the county sheriff’s office, will shift to county duties while Mendi Brandon, who served as the sheriff’s quartermaster, will take over as the new public information officer. “We congratulate Joy on her new position and welcome Mendi as our new PIO,” Amason said. “Mendi has a degree in communications, is an accomplished photographer and has experience in social media and web design. She was an asset in her former position, and we believe she will continue to be an asset in her new role.”

Commissioners follow Stitt s lead, drop pandemic restrictions

Mar 15, 2021 NORMAN — The Cleveland County Board of Commissioners on Monday voted to loosen the courthouse mask order after a presentation from the county’s emergency management director, George Mauldin. “Friday Governor Stitt issued an executive order that removed all COVID-19 related restrictions throughout the state, including the requirement to wear face masks in government buildings,” Mauldin told the commissioners. “I recommend that we no longer require the wearing of face masks in county buildings but encourage the use of masks in settings when individuals cannot maintain proper social distance of six feet for 15 minutes or more.” Commissioners agreed and voted unanimously to support the recommendation.

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