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Committee forwards budget appropriations, juvenile grant and PACE expansion to full court (votes at a glance)
Summary
The Pulaski County agenda committee voted to send four items to the full quorum court with recommended ‘due pass’ actions: an OEM reimbursement appropriation, a juvenile detention grant appropriation ($31,167), an interlocal for MIMS (covered separately), and an expansion of the county PACE district.
The Pulaski County quorum court committee forwarded multiple ordinances to the full court with recommended “due pass” actions during its agenda meeting.
Item 25 I 60: An ordinance to amend the county annual budget to recognize and appropriate reimbursement funds for the Office of Emergency Management was moved by Justice Stowers and forwarded to the full court with a due pass recommendation. The committee recorded 14 ayes.
Item 25 I 61: An ordinance to amend the county annual budget to recognize and appropriate grant and aid funds for the juvenile detention department was moved by Justice Massey and forwarded with a due pass recommendation. Justice Massey said the item was a grant appropriation in the amount of $31,167. The roll call recorded 14 ayes and one voting present.
Item 25 I 65: An ordinance to expand the Pulaski County Energy Improvement PACE District (renamed in the draft as the Improvement District) to the metro plan region and beyond was explained by Pulaski County attorney Adam Fogelman. He said state law changes required an update and the expansion is intended to bring private capital to fund voluntary energy efficiency and renewable projects. The committee recorded 15 ayes and forwarded the ordinance with a due pass recommendation.
Each of these matters will be considered by the full quorum court in future proceedings; specific hearing dates and any implementing details were not provided in the committee record.
