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Board approves payroll, claims, workforce transfer and other routine items

2624999 · February 27, 2025
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Summary

At the Feb. meeting supervisors approved a series of routine actions: a resolution related to Stanley Jones' delivery service item, a $41,500 transfer for workforce training, payroll, credit card report, claims docket, a travel amendment, and a motion to enter executive session on a personnel matter.

Tunica County supervisors approved several routine consent and new-business items during their meeting, including a transfer for workforce training, routine payroll and claims items, and a resolution related to district services.

The board approved a resolution described in the meeting as relating to “delivery service for Stanley Jones, District 1,” with no additional contract number or supporting document provided in the public discussion. The chair called for a motion, the board moved and seconded approval, and the motion carried by voice vote.

The board approved a transfer of $41,500 from the general fund bank account to the workforce bank account for workforce training (professional and training services). A motion to approve the transfer was made, seconded and carried by voice vote.

Supervisors approved payroll, accepted the credit card report, and approved the claims docket; each item was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote as recorded in the minutes.

On travel, the board approved an amendment to authorize a supervisor’s travel to the state capital for Feb. 20 (not all timing details were specified). The board also voted to go into executive session on a personnel matter involving a former sheriff’s department employee; the motion to enter executive session was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Where the transcript did not specify detailed supporting documents or ordinance/resolution numbers, the article notes those details as not specified in the public record.