Things at GDOT keeping getting more odd:

State Transportation Board chairman Mike Evans announced today he will resign from the board.

Evans said that over the last month and he and Department of Transportation Commissioner Gena Abraham have developed a relationship that they both want to be more than friendship.

No decision was made or announced on Abraham's future with the department. The board called a special meeting for Monday, but did not state a purpose.
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An email Evans sent to some members of the House and Senate says, in part: "My heart is heavy today because I know that in tendering my resignation, I am also disappointing a great number of people who have supported me throughout the years, in particular during my re-election to the board this year. ...I will spend the rest of my days trying to restore their trust and in gaining their forgiveness for having stepped down at this point in my term."

Evans was one of the members that his King Glenn wanted removed from the GDOT board. Several legislators were reprimanded because of their votes for him. State Rep. Martin Scott was one of them. You can read his reaction here.

[UPDATE] IA has more to the story. Gena Abraham's future with GDOT could be in question. She reportedly offered her resignation to the board.