County pay cuts run from $94 to $10,000

Actually - it's very simple to do a recall. Here's a bit of information for you.

Recall is a procedure that allows citizens to remove and replace a public official before the end of a term of office. Historically, recall has been used most frequently at the local level. By some estimates, three-fourths of recall elections are at the City / County council or school board level.

Officials can be recalled for an act of malfeasance or misconduct while in office; violation of oath of office; failure to perform duties prescribed by law; willfully misused, converted, or misappropriated, without authority, public property or public funds entrusted to or associated with the elective office to which the official has been elected or appointed. Discretionary performance of a lawful act or a prescribed duty shall not constitute a ground for recall of an elected public official. (Ga. Code §21-4-3(7) and 21-4-4(c))

The recall process is similar to that for initiatives in that citizen petitions are required. The number of valid signatures required for a recall election in the state of Georgia is 15 percent of the number of persons that voted in the last preceding election for the office of incumbent being recalled. (since there WASN'T a LARGE turnout - won't be that hard to get 15%)

Petition Circulation Time is 90 days. You basically have 90 days after filing to collect enough signatures.

Draft it, file it, a stroll through a neighborhood or two, pass it around at church and there you go. Before you know it, you'll have more than the required signatures.

Tick Tock Danny Boy ...... Your six months in office expired on June 30th. Means you are eligible for recall. The fact that you lied
on the stand during the CFO's personnel review hearing can be considered malfeasance or misconduct.

"duck for quick cover" and "untruthful" while on the stand = felony (or two) = "misconduct while in office"??

False Statements (16-10-20) - a person who knowingly and willfully makes a false statement in any matter within the jurisdiction of the government of any county commits a felony;

False Swearing (16-10-71) - a person to whom a lawful oath has been administered commits the offense of false swearing when, in any matter or thing other than a judicial proceeding, he knowingly and willfully makes a false statement, commits a felony