Council approves liquor license for Angry Beaver and hears quarterly sheriff's report

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors convened on July 7, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including the approval of a liquor license for a local establishment and the quarterly sheriff's report, which highlighted significant financial achievements.

The meeting began with the board approving the agenda, which included a time-sensitive request for a liquor license for the Angry Beaver. The motion passed unanimously, reflecting the board's commitment to supporting local businesses.

Sheriff Henry presented the quarterly report for the last quarter of the fiscal year, revealing that the department generated a total of $171,348.57 in revenue, with a net total of $155,511.89 after state payments. For the entire fiscal year, the sheriff's department reported total receipts of $625,414.49, exceeding budget projections. This positive financial performance underscores the department's effective management and operational efficiency.

Additionally, the board welcomed Joseph Tanovec as the new deputy sheriff, who brings valuable experience from his previous role as a Manning police officer. His swift integration into the department is expected to enhance local law enforcement capabilities.

The meeting also touched on the anticipated delivery of a new vehicle for the sheriff's department, with updates on its outfitting process. The board expressed appreciation for timely communication regarding departmental updates, emphasizing the importance of transparency and preparedness in governance.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's proactive approach to supporting local businesses and enhancing public safety through effective law enforcement management. The positive financial outcomes and new personnel appointments signal a forward-looking trajectory for Carroll County's governance and community services.