Директора по финансам Балдвин-каунти уволили за нарушения при отчетности по спецфондам

Дорн Хадсон, занимавшая посты помощника управляющего и директора по финансам, была уволена из Балдвин-каунти по причине несвоевременной отчетности и перечисления средств SPLOST и T-SPLOST. Временный управляющий округа подтвердил факт увольнения, отметив, что Хадсон, проработавшая в системе 23 года, ранее подавала иск против муниципалитета, который все еще рассматривается в суде.

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Hudson terminated from county roles Published 1:38 pm Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Dawn Hudson, assistant county manager and finance director, is no longer employed by Baldwin County, The Union-Recorder has learned. Hudson was notified by her attorney through an overnight registered letter on Friday that she had been terminated from those positions as of last Thursday. Paul Van Haute, interim manager of Baldwin County, confirmed Monday during a newspaper interview that Hudson is no longer employed with Baldwin County. “The letter was drafted by me, and sent to her attorney and Dawn, and they overnighted it to her,” Van Haute said. The interim county manager said Baldwin County Attorney Brandon Palmer had phoned Hudson’s attorney to let him know the letter was coming. “And she was here today (Monday),” Van Haute said of Hudson. He said while he was attending meetings, Hudson, accompanied by her husband, came to the government center in Milledgeville to return items, including a cellphone. “The items were all county property that she had,” Van Haute said. “She dropped these items off when she came here to get some of her personal items.” The newspaper asked Van Haute about the grounds for which Hudson was fired. “It was based on timely reporting and remittance of SPLOST and T-SPLOST funds,” Van Haute said. He noted that those issues were pointed out in a forensic audit report from David Sawyer. “There are guidelines for remitting those funds,” Van Haute said. Hudson, who lacked about two years before she could have retired after 25 years of work with Baldwin County, had been on administrative leave with pay for the past nine months. Earlier this year, Hudson, who was earning $125,123.95 annually in her dual positions, filed a lawsuit against Baldwin County and the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners. The lawsuit, filed in the civil division of Baldwin County Superior Court, was done through Hudson’s attorney, John Hollis Baker of Watkinsville. The lawsuit is still reportedly pending, the interim county manager said. Hudson began working in Baldwin County government on April 3, 2003.