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Votes at a glance: Osage County Commission approves payroll, bills, township appointment and LEC payments
Summary
At its April 8 meeting the Osage County Commission approved payroll for April 5, regular bills, a Junction Township clerk appointment and two large invoices from the LEC fund. The board also recessed to a PBC meeting and later approved interim-appraiser actions.
The Osage County Commission recorded multiple formal actions during its April 8 meeting. Key approvals included payroll, routine bills, a township appointment and payments from the county's LEC fund.
Payroll The commission approved the April 5 payroll of $535,200.86 by motion and voice vote.
Regular bills The commission approved payment of county bills in the amount of $98,249.14.
Junction Township appointment The commission accepted the resignation of Raymond (Ray) Campson as Junction Township clerk and approved Mark McCain to fill the unexpired term. The motion carried by voice vote; the new appointee was instructed to complete required paperwork and take the oath of office.
LEC invoices and PBC actions The commission recessed to a PBC meeting to consider project invoices. The board authorized forwarding and payment of two invoices: invoice no. 25-0325 for $1,918,346.95 and invoice no. 2025-44-51207 for $5,537.22. Commissioners specified payment from the LEC fund. The motion to pay those invoices carried.
Appraiser items The commission later approved Resolution 2025-09 appointing Michelle Rook interim county appraiser and approved a notification to the director of property valuation regarding the resignation of Matthew Booker; both motions passed.
Other procedural items The commission moved into an executive session under the exemption for non-elected personnel for a limited period and returned with no action taken. The meeting adjourned after the scheduled items were completed.
Notes on procedure: motions were recorded and approved by voice vote; the transcript does not record a roll-call tally listing individual votes for each motion.
