Fayette County Commission chairman
Greg Dunn has survived the first challenge of the new year.
Dunn was reelected chairman
last week, only after vice-chairman Linda Wells decided she did not want
the job.
During the county's organizational
meeting last Thursday, Commissioner A.G. VanLandingham made a motion for
Wells to become chairman, followed by a second from Commissioner Herb
Frady.
But Wells declined the offer
and motioned for Dunn to be reappointed chairman. The motion passed 3-1
with Frady casting the lone "no" vote.
After the meeting, Wells said
she declined the nomination because she feels Dunn has done a good job.
"He's made a lot of contacts
with state people and we need to maintain that relationship," she
said.
Wells also cited the time involved
for the position.
"Greg's retired and can
devote a lot more time to it," she said.
She said she had been approached
last year by VanLandingham and Frady about taking the post, but told them
she would have to decline.
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