Dougherty risk management program saves county money

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September 26, 2016

From left, Dougherty County Commissioners Lamar Hudgins, John Hayes and Clinton Johnson take part in Monday’s commission work session at the downtown Government Center. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

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Dougherty County commissioners learned Monday that the county’s risk management team has put together a unique program that has saved the county money.

Risk management team member Scott Thomason told Dougherty County commissioners Monday that the county had saved a considerable amount of money through its unique program. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Assistant Dougherty County Administrator Mike McCoy and members of the county’s risk management team provided information on the program at Monday’s County Commission meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Dougherty County risk management team member Joe Zichettella talks to county commissioners Monday. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

From left, Dougherty County Commissioners Ewell Lyle, Harry James and Anthony Jones take part in Monday’s commission work session at the downtown Government Center. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Thronateeska Heritage Center/Flint RiverQuarium Executive Director Tommy Gregors gives Dougherty County commissioners an update on the attractions Monday. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Risk management consultant Jim Britt talks to Dougherty County commissioners Monday. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

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Carlton Fletcher

Except for a brief period, Albany Herald Editor Carlton Fletcher has been a newspaperman, working as Sports Writer/Columnist for the weekly Ocilla Star, as Sports Writer/Sports Editor with The Tifton Gazette, and as Sports Writer/Copy Editor/News Reporter/Features Editor and Editor of the paper. He has won numerous awards for sports, news, business and column writing, including a first-place Business Writing award in last year’s Georgia Press Association awards competition.

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Dougherty risk management program saves county money

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