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Commission approves minutes, $10,000 in claims and a letter supporting courthouse security grant
Summary
Broadwater County commissioners approved minutes for March 12 and April 2, authorized $10,000 in claims, and approved a letter of support for a state homeland-security grant application for courthouse security cameras; the grant request did not include a dollar amount in the record.
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The Broadwater County Commission approved minutes from its March 12 and April 2 meetings, authorized a single set of claims totaling $10,000 and approved a letter of support for a courthouse security grant application under the state home and security program (as spoken in the meeting).
A commissioner moved and another seconded approval of the minutes; the motion passed with vocal agreement and the chair said Commissioner Rick Meyer’s signature would be obtained later. The commission then moved to approve claims in the amount of $10,000; the motion passed. The commission also approved a written letter of support for a Homeland Security grant application to install security cameras inside and outside the courthouse. The transcript records no dollar amount for the grant request.
Commissioners publicly thanked Bill Malone for his grant work. The approved letter, read into the record, states the board’s support for a fiscal-year 2025 program and that, if awarded, funds would be used to install security cameras both inside and outside the courthouse.

