Board Elects Vice-Chair; Sets Meeting Dates, Times & Qualifying Fees for 2026

The Walker County Board of Commissioners acted on several housekeeping items at its first meeting of the new year, electing a vice chair and revising their meeting schedule. The Board unanimously selected District 2 Commissioner Mark Askew to continue to serve as vice chair for 2026. Askew previously served in this position in 2021, 2024 … Continue reading Board Elects Vice-Chair; Sets Meeting Dates, Times & Qualifying Fees for 2026

Setting the Record Straight on the County’s Banking Decisions

A message from Chairwoman Angie Teems: There has been considerable misinformation circulating in our community regarding the county’s recent transfer of $12 million in savings from the Bank of LaFayette to Regions Bank. I want to take this opportunity to share the facts and explain the reasons behind this decision to ensure our citizens have … Continue reading Setting the Record Straight on the County’s Banking Decisions

Teems & Team Present Fiscal 2026 Walker County Budget Proposal

Several people sitting around a table looking at budget papers

LaFayette, GA (June 27, 2025) – Walker County Chairwoman Angie Teems and her staff presented the proposed fiscal 2026 county budget to the Board of Commissioners last night during a special called meeting. The $36.8 million spending plan reflects the Chairwoman’s commitment to responsible stewardship, aimed at strengthening the government’s ability to deliver high-quality services … Continue reading Teems & Team Present Fiscal 2026 Walker County Budget Proposal

Teems Sets Five Open Forums to Gather Input on Walker County Issues and Ideas

The words "Town Hall Talks" with a list of five locations where Chairwoman Angie Teems will be meeting with the public, along with a picture of Teems, a blonde haired woman with a white top and light brown jacket.

LaFayette, GA (June 13, 2025) – Walker County Chairwoman Angie Teems will hold five town hall talks over the next several weeks centered around the theme “common sense is our common ground.” “We don’t have a specific topic driving these talks,” said Teems. “I want to provide an open forum to hear from the community … Continue reading Teems Sets Five Open Forums to Gather Input on Walker County Issues and Ideas