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Perry County signs covered-bridge certification to claim about $900 from state
Summary
Perry County officials voted to sign a state-covered-bridge certification, which county staff said will allow the county to claim roughly $900 from the state for a covered bridge shared with Spencer County.
Perry County officials voted to sign a covered-bridge certification during the same brief special meeting, a step county officials said would allow the county to receive roughly $900 from the state.
Speaker 1 (Presiding official) told the meeting the county shares a covered bridge with Spencer County and that the state recommended certifying covered bridges so the counties can claim the payment. Speaker 2 (Member) moved to approve signing the covered-bridge certification; Speaker 1 seconded the motion and the vote was recorded as two “ayes.”
County officials described the payment as “900 and some change” and did not state an exact dollar amount in the transcript. The action was presented as a routine administrative certification to secure the same small state payment the county has received in past years.
No ordinance, resolution number, or specific state statute was cited in the meeting transcript, and the motion did not include additional implementation details or a timeline.
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