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Votes at a glance: Benton County supervisors approve EMS claims, set several hearings and add $603 to Pioneer Cemetery budget amendment
Summary
The board approved the meeting agenda and minutes, approved the monthly EMS claims run, set land use and conservation hearing dates, and agreed to add $602.95 to a future budget amendment for the Pioneer Cemetery budget shortfall; the board also approved a school resource officer agreement by resolution.
Benton County supervisors recorded several votes during the meeting. The board handled routine business, approved a set of EMS claims, set public hearing dates, and took a budget-related motion for the Pioneer Cemetery.
Key outcomes:
- Agenda and minutes: The board moved and seconded approval of the meeting agenda and minutes; both motions passed by voice vote.
- EMS claims: Board members moved and seconded to approve the monthly EMS claims run after staff clarified a vendor-payment issue involving Atkins and Raycom. The claims run was reported as totaling about $36,001.16 and the motion passed by voice vote.
- Land use hearing: The board set a land use hearing for Dylan and Tiffany Nevis on Tuesday, October 28 at 9:15 a.m. The motion to set the hearing passed by voice vote.
- Conservation tree grant hearing: The board set a public hearing for a county conservation tree planting project connected with a CVVG tree grant for Tuesday, October 21 at 9:05 a.m.; the motion passed.
- Pioneer Cemetery budget amendment: The board approved adding $602.95 in the next budget amendment to cover a Pioneer Cemetery invoice that should have come out of the prior year’s budget but was not processed in time. The motion passed; staff clarified the amendment will be included in FY2026 paperwork.
- School resource officer agreement: The board approved a renewed 28E agreement (resolution) related to a school resource officer arrangement with the local school district and the county sheriff; staff will prepare the resolution and file the final document with the Secretary of State as required.
Below are the formal actions recorded in the meeting minutes. Where vote tallies or mover/second were not specified in the transcript, items are reported as recorded by the clerk.
