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Madison County supervisors approve emergency declaration, personnel posting, budget amendments and authorize opioid settlement check pickup
Summary
At a Sept. 30 meeting, the Madison County Board of Supervisors approved an emergency declaration for a detention-center fire alarm, authorized a job advertisement for a front-desk position, approved several budget amendments and allowed county staff and the county attorney to retrieve opioid-settlement payments and handle associated paperwork. The
MADISON COUNTY — The Madison County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 30 approved a package of routine and time-sensitive actions, including ratifying an emergency declaration connected to a fire alarm at the county detention center, authorizing a job posting for a front-desk receptionist, approving budget amendments and allowing county officials to retrieve opioid-settlement payments and complete required paperwork.
Greg, a county staff member who presented several items, told the board the meeting was “primarily to close out the year end.” He described the emergency declaration as related to “the fire alarm at the detention center” and asked the board to ratify it. The board approved the declaration by voice vote.
The board also approved advertising for a front-desk receptionist/receiving-clerk to replace “Miss Doda,” whom Greg said “has joined the Navy.” The board approved travel for Mertus Hawkins and Minor Norman to attend…
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