NAHUNTA — During the June monthly meeting of the Brantley County Commission, commissioners voted to end the county-wide burn restrictions previously in place.
They encouraged citizens to still contact Georgia Forestry and their local fire department before conducting any burns.
Recent rain has provided some much needed relief, though much of Georgia is still in varying states of drought. As of the writing of this article, roughly 6.6 percent of the state is under a state of Extreme Drought, down from 80.7% last month.
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