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Worth County supervisors approve routine resolutions, claims and proclamations

3633056 · June 2, 2025
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Summary

The Worth County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on a package of budget and procedural resolutions, approved payroll and drainage claims, and adopted a proclamation supporting Men’s Health Week.

The Worth County Board of Supervisors approved several budget and procedural resolutions, payroll and drainage claims, and a proclamation supporting Men’s Health Week during a regularly scheduled meeting.

The board approved five resolutions by roll call: Resolution 2025-18 (percentage of funding for property tax credits and exemptions for assessment year 2024), Resolution 2025-19 (interfund operating transfer for fiscal year 2025–2026), Resolution 2025-20 (fiscal year 2025–2026 budget appropriations), Resolution 2025-21 (salaries for fiscal year 2025–2026) and Resolution 2025-22 (setting a public hearing on proposed noncurrent debt). Each resolution was moved and seconded and carried on unanimous roll-call votes recorded as Loberg (aye), Stone (aye) and Smitty (aye).

The board also approved drainage claims and payroll claims by voice vote with no recorded dissent. A proclamation supporting Men’s Health Week was adopted by unanimous voice vote.

The meeting included routine housekeeping motions (approval of the agenda and minutes) and a motion to adjourn, both approved without recorded opposition.

The board did not expand on the resolutions’ details during the meeting; documents referenced by staff were described as provided by the state for the tax-credit resolution, and the board signed required signature lines for budget and salary documents.

Votes at a glance • Resolution 2025-18 — Percentage of funding for property tax credits and exemptions for assessment year 2024. Outcome: approved (roll call: Loberg, Stone, Smitty — all aye). Referenced documents: state-provided information, per staff. • Resolution 2025-19 — Interfund operating transfer, fiscal year 2025–2026. Outcome: approved (roll call: Loberg, Stone, Smitty — all aye). • Resolution 2025-20 — Budget appropriations, fiscal year 2025–2026. Outcome: approved (roll call: Loberg, Stone, Smitty — all aye). • Resolution 2025-21 — Salaries, fiscal year 2025–2026. Outcome: approved (roll call: Loberg, Stone, Smitty — all aye). • Resolution 2025-22 — Set public hearing on proposed noncurrent debt. Outcome: approved (roll call: Loberg, Stone, Smitty — all aye). • Drainage claims. Outcome: approved (voice vote, unanimous). • Payroll claims. Outcome: approved (voice vote, unanimous). • Proclamation: Men’s Health Week. Outcome: approved (voice vote, unanimous).

What the board said and next steps Board members completed required signatures on budget and salary documents and directed staff to process routine paperwork associated with the adopted resolutions. No separate motions were recorded to change the adopted items. The board did not take additional policy action or direct staff to alter the proposals presented with the resolutions.

Meeting records and resolution text will be available in the county’s official minutes and resolution files for those seeking the full text and line-item budget details.