Gerald Steen News Today

A new building for the Tax Collector and Tax Assessor is being considered in south Madison County.

Madison County is in the process of recovering a bulk of the $2.7 million that had been sent to a cyber scammer posing as a legitimate vendor. Last Monday, Madison County Board of Supervisors President Gerald Steen announced that the county was the victim of a cyber scam. The scammer...

The nearly $3 million stolen from Madison County in a cyber scam came from state bond monies designated for the Reunion Parkway project.

Madison County was the victim of a $2.7 million cyber scam, the Board of Supervisors announced this morning after an executive session lasting nearly 90 minutes. 

Madison County Board of Supervisors President Gerald Steen wants to abandon Bozeman Road work inside the city of Madison to focus more on road improvements that are “100 percent in the county.”

As the primary elections approach, the Madison County Elections Commission seeks ways to ensure every poll worker adheres to the state's guidelines.

MADISON — Heavily-trafficked Rice Road here was excluded from a road plan in favor of rural roads in northern Madison County and roads in Ridgeland.

Delaying and breaking the long-awaited Bozeman Road widening project into pieces because of funding concerns was suggested by one county supervisor on Monday.

Three county supervisors voted to give themselves a pay raise, the second pay raise in three months, on Friday, with no discussion during the public meeting. 

District 3 Supervisor Gerald Steen spoke to the Madison County Republican Women last week and, predictably, talked out of both sides of his mouth.