Andrew Johnson

Made the motion to award a $13,236,000 contract to Landmark Structures to build a 2-million-gallon water tower and a well at the Bryan County mega-site. It passed unanimously.

December 13, 2022Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Made the motion to award a $129,678,961 contract to Ruby-Collins to build the North Bryan wastewater treatment plant. The plant serves new growth near the Hyundai mega-site. It passed 5-0.

December 1, 2022Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Made the motion to approve a deal splitting a 1% sales tax for roads: 56.5% to the county, 35% to Richmond Hill, and 8.5% to Pembroke. He also seconded the call for a May 24, 2022 vote on the tax. The tax was capped at $80 million or five years. Both passed 5-0.

February 8, 2022Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Seconded the motion to approve the Bea Road townhome and commercial rezoning. The approval added a 100-foot buffer along Bea Road. It passed 4-1.

December 14, 2021Supports Housing Affordability

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Made the motion to award a $13,236,000 contract to Landmark Structures to build a 2-million-gallon water tower and a well at the Bryan County mega-site. It passed unanimously.

December 13, 2022Supports Public Infrastructure

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Made the motion to approve a countywide plan for a network of bike lanes and sidewalks. The plan guides future building decisions. It passed 5-0.

December 13, 2022Supports Public Infrastructure

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Made the motion to award a $129,678,961 contract to Ruby-Collins to build the North Bryan wastewater treatment plant. The plant serves new growth near the Hyundai mega-site. It passed 5-0.

December 1, 2022Supports Public Infrastructure

Source: bryancountyga.gov

Made the motion to approve a deal splitting a 1% sales tax for roads: 56.5% to the county, 35% to Richmond Hill, and 8.5% to Pembroke. He also seconded the call for a May 24, 2022 vote on the tax. The tax was capped at $80 million or five years. Both passed 5-0.

February 8, 2022Supports Public Infrastructure

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Made the motion to adopt a road plan for Belfast Keller Road. The plan sets where new developments may connect to the road as the area grows. It passed unanimously.

November 9, 2021Supports Public Infrastructure

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Made the motion to delay a vote on a townhome and commercial rezoning off Bea Road for two months. The delay gave engineers time to find a better fix for traffic. It passed unanimously.

October 12, 2021Supports Public Infrastructure

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Seconded the motion to adopt the county's 2023 budget and fee schedules. It passed 5-0.

December 13, 2022

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Made the motion to approve a job-and-investment deal for a company called Project Steamer. The deal gave the company certain benefits in return for set hiring and investment goals. It passed unanimously.

August 9, 2022

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Seconded the motion to set the 2022 county property tax rate at the rollback rate of 7.377 mills. It passed 5-0.

August 9, 2022

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Made the motion to put Sunday alcohol sales by the drink, from 11 a.m. to midnight, on the November 2022 ballot for voters to decide. It passed 5-0.

July 12, 2022

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Stepped aside from voting on a rezoning and a permit for a self-storage business on Highway 17. The commission tabled the rezoning without him.

January 18, 2022

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Was appointed by the Bryan County Commission to fill the open District 4 seat and was sworn in the same day. He replaced Brad Brookshire, who moved out of the district.

August 23, 2021

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