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Perry County Fiscal Court approves routine payments, contracts, appointments and budget actions

2379816 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

The Fiscal Court approved minutes and routine financial items, awarded vehicle and inspection contracts, confirmed an ambulance authority appointment and approved sheriff's office budget changes and employee list updates.

At its Feb. 2 session the Perry County Fiscal Court approved a series of motions covering minutes, payments, transfers, contracts, appointments and budget items.

The court voted to approve the minutes of the previous meeting and to authorize bill payments and invoices to be paid per fund. It approved transfers required for reporting to the Department for Local Government and authorized the treasurer's report; the treasurer reported total county funds of about $33,900,000 to carry operations through June.

The court awarded a bid for two 2025 Dodge Durango vehicles to Tim Short Chrysler for the sheriff's office, to be paid from ABC funds. The court also approved awarding the NRCS 50/75 Perry County buyout program hazardous material inspection contract to Atlas Technical Consultants at $1,395 per residential inspection and $1,695 per commercial inspection; county staff said the NRCS program will reimburse those costs under the buyout program.

The court appointed John Epperson to serve a five‑year term on an ambulance authority board. It approved an amendment to the sheriff's office fourth‑quarter budget and then approved the office's fourth‑quarter budget as presented. The court also approved recommended changes to the employees list (seasonal/part‑time changes as listed).

Motions were made and seconded by court members identified in the meeting record (commonly by Church, Combs and Spencer) and were approved by voice vote ("aye"). No roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript and no motions failed. The session concluded with a motion to adjourn.