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Commission approves state cybercrime grant, Blue Shield award and road naming; overplus land-sale approved

5899232 · October 7, 2025
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Summary

The Franklin County Commission approved a $172,629 state cybercrime grant, a $50,000 Blue Shield grant agreement, an overplus land-sale order, named a road Little Bighorn Lane and approved the consent agenda.

The Franklin County Commission approved several commission orders including a state cybercrime grant award, a land-sale overplus distribution, a road-naming, a Blue Shield grant agreement and a consent agenda of routine items.

The commission approved Commission Order 2025-287 authorizing execution of a state cybercrime grant award with the Missouri Department of Public Safety for $172,629. A commissioner moved to approve and another seconded; the motion carried unanimously.

Commission Order 2025-288, described at the meeting as an overplus related to land sales and back taxes to T P Midmo Properties LLC, was approved. The transcript contains an unclear statement about the overplus amount: at one point the speaker said “$2,032. Oh, $967 was the overplus.” That phrasing was not clarified during the meeting; the commission approved the order after a motion and second.

The commission approved Commission Order 2025-289 to name a county road Little Bighorn Lane. A commissioner made the motion and it carried without recorded opposition.

Commission Order 2025-290, described as approval to execute a Missouri Blue Shield grant agreement with the Missouri Department of Public Safety, was approved; the award amount stated at the meeting was $50,000.

The commission approved Commission Order 2025-292 as the consent agenda, which included items such as All Star Auction Appraisal Service and AD Auction Services applications.

Votes on these orders were recorded as roll-call affirmations during the meeting but individualized vote tallies by commissioner were not provided in the transcript. All motions were announced as carried by the chair after the “Aye” response from commissioners present.