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Votes at a glance: Clayton County Commission consent agenda, Feb. 6, 2025

2220148 · January 30, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved an eight‑item consent agenda including invoice payments, budget reappropriations, equipment leases and two appointments; the consent agenda passed 5-0.

The Clay County Commission approved the consent agenda in a single motion on Feb. 6, 2025. The consent package included eight items the commission treated as routine, all approved on a 5-0 vote.

Key items approved on the consent agenda:

- Resolution 2025‑33: Approve invoice payments for Clay County for the period Jan. 18–24; 41 invoices totaling $555,238.66. - Resolution 2025‑31: Approve and sign the 2024 financial statements audit engagement letter with Hood & Associates. - Resolution 2025‑35: Approve and sign a lease agreement for three dump trucks from Next Grama Truck Centers and a service contract with MAC (service provider name as stated in staff memo). - Ordinance 2025 O‑3: Reappropriate and revise the adopted budget for the current year for administration of the second half of funds totaling $30,262 for the Domestic Relations Resolution grant award. - Ordinance 2024 O‑4: Reappropriate and revise the adopted budget for the current year for approval of the second half of fiscal‑year 2025 Division of Use Services grant monies in the amount of $17,500. - Ordinance 2025 O‑5: Reappropriate and revise the adopted budget for the current year to approve the second half of CSA grant monies in the amount of $500 for the juvenile assistance program. - Resolution 2025‑30: Appoint Deryl Menke as county health officer. - Resolution 2025‑34: Appoint Tom Dagenhart to the MARK STP committee.

Commissioner Wagner moved to approve the consent agenda; the motion carried on a roll call vote with commissioners Wagner, Thompson, Carpenter, Wellington and Lawson voting yes.