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Read the Separation Agreement in full
Video from the February 18th, 2020 called meeting for the Troy City School Board. The standing room only meeting lasted all of two minutes. The two personnel items on the agenda were the separation agreement with Dr. Lee Hicks (effective 2-08-2020) and to recommend Cynthia Thomas to be Interim Superintendent (effective 2-19-2020.) Both items were approved unanimously and the meeting was adjourned.
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Below is audio recorded during the Troy City Board of Adjustment meeting that was held on Thursday, May 16th, 2019 in Troy, Alabama at City Hall.
This is audio recorded from a meeting that was held by the Pike County Commission on Thursday, February 21st, 2019 at the Pike County Courthouse. Ken Upchurch, cofounder of TCU Consulting Services, gave the presentation as well as answered questions from citizens of Pike County afterwards. This is the second of two meetings. The first meeting was held in Brundidge on Tuesday, February 19th.
The City of Troy would like to inform the public that the construction on the TAP 2016 Park Street Sidewalks project along the eastern side of Park Street from East Madison Street to Elm Street will start on or immediately after February 19, 2019. During the duration of construction on this project, Park Street in this area may be reduced to one lane with flagmen to direct traffic. This TAP 2016 construction project is anticipated to last forty-five working days.
Motorists are asked to use caution and mind traffic signs and construction workers in this area and to avoid this area during this construction project, if possible. Please continue to watch for pedestrians and slow-moving vehicles. We thank you for your patience during this project as we work hard to improve your city.
