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Lewis County Fiscal Court ratifies FD 39 highway contingency agreement
Summary
The Lewis County Fiscal Court voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 25-10, accepting FD 39 highway contingency funds and authorizing the judge executive to sign the program agreement; officials said the funds will apply to roads on an approved list for blacktop, amount not specified.
The Lewis County Fiscal Court voted unanimously to ratify Resolution 25-10, accepting highway contingency funds through the FD 39 program and authorizing the county judge executive to sign the program agreement on the court’s behalf.
The resolution “does hereby accept the funds provided in said agreement, and by such acceptance, agrees to all the terms and conditions therein stated,” and directs the judge executive and the fiscal court clerk to sign and certify the agreement.
The funding was discussed briefly during the meeting. A court member asked whether the funds were for roads that have already been completed; Daniel, a staff member, responded, “They're not been done yet.” Another court member noted that the roads are on “these 4 lists that are root roads that will get blacktop,” indicating the work is planned but not finished. The dollar amount for the FD 39 funds was not specified during the discussion.
Moody moved to approve the resolution; Mark Horsley seconded. The court clerk called the roll and recorded yes votes from Joey McCann, Mark Horsley, Johnny Osborne, Judge Sparks, Woody Underwood and others present, resulting in a unanimous approval.
The resolution text included standard language authorizing the judge executive to sign the FD 39 program agreement and directing the fiscal court clerk to certify the action. No amendments or conditions were recorded during the vote.
The court scheduled its next meeting for July 14 at 3 p.m.
