Gadsden County Commissioners Delay Decision on Boys and Girls Club Site
Gadsden County commissioners delayed a final decision on the Boys and Girls Club project, opting to revisit two location options next week: purchasing a property in Quincy or building on county-owned land. Concerns regarding safety, logistics, and project timelines contributed…
Tallahassee Thomasville, FL, October 15, 2026 —
Gadsden County commissioners have postponed a final decision on where to locate a Boys and Girls Club project, leaving two options under consideration. The commissioners plan to revisit the choice next week, according to the available project information.
The options are purchasing a property in Quincy or building the project on county-owned land. Commissioners did not make a final selection, and the project’s location therefore remains unresolved.
Concerns about safety, logistics and project timelines contributed to the delay. The available information does not specify the particular safety issues raised, the logistical questions under discussion or how either site could affect the schedule. It also does not identify the property being considered for purchase or provide details about the county-owned land.
Further information about the next discussion, including its exact date, was not provided. The project’s cost, the proposed facilities and the expected timeline for construction were also not specified. No final decision or subsequent action was reported.
When commissioners return to the issue next week, the central question will remain whether to pursue a Quincy property purchase or use county land. Until they select an option, the project’s site and related next steps remain undecided.
Story summarized from the original created by Jay Harrison on www.wctv.tv, see more information here.
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