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Votes at a glance: Worth County board approves routine motions, sets budget amendment hearing and adopts handbook changes
Summary
At its meeting, the Worth County Board of Supervisors approved the agenda and minutes, authorized claims and work orders, set a public hearing for a FY 2025 budget amendment, approved payroll changes and adopted employee handbook language and overtime/on-call/clothing allowance policy changes.
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During the meeting the Worth County Board of Supervisors took the following recorded formal actions:
- Approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes (motion carried).
- Approved claims and pending claims (motions carried).
- Approved a work order for Mark Lubbock (work order 87 2; motion carried).
- Approved pay requests related to the Conservation Building (motion recorded as approved).
- Approved reports and payroll changes presented at the meeting (motions carried).
- Acknowledged and approved a management plan for an employee (motion carried).
- Set a public hearing for a FY 2025 budget amendment (staff announced May 27 at 9:00 a.m.; board later confirmed a budget amendment hearing date during the meeting).
- Approved recommended language changes to the employee handbook, including COBRA/retiree coverage wording (motion carried).
- Approved changes to overtime calculation and on-call compensation practices and raised the clothing and safety allowance cap to a $300 carryover maximum (motions carried).
- Took a motion to adjourn (meeting ended after approval).
Votes: Most approvals were voice votes recorded as "aye" with motions and seconds on the record; no roll-call tallies for individual supervisors were provided in the transcript. Where a mover or seconder was spoken it is noted in the minutes; the meeting transcript recorded unanimous voice approval for motions where votes were taken.

