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Board of Supervisors approves routine actions, transfers and plats; hears multiple departmental budget reviews
Summary
At the Jan. 27 meeting the Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved the meeting agenda and minutes, accepted the sheriff’s quarterly report, approved a deputy appointment resolution, approved two plats, approved a fiscal-year-25 substance-abuse semiannual report, and authorized an interfund transfer related to payroll allocations.
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors conducted routine business and several ministerial votes during its Jan. 27 meeting, alongside multiple department budget reviews.
Major motions and recorded outcomes at the meeting included:
- Approval of the meeting agenda: Motion, second; voice vote—aye; motion carried.
- Approval of the minutes from Monday, Jan. 13, 2025: Motion, second; voice vote—aye; motion carried.
- Acceptance of the sheriff’s quarterly financial report (Oct.–Dec. 2024): Motion and second; voice vote—aye; motion carried.
- Approval of deputy appointment resolution (list of deputies provided): Motion and second; roll-call vote recorded as yes by all present; resolution approved.
- Approval of two plats: Heritage Insurance & Real Estate (Jeff Danner) east of Dedham; request by Randall Grossman southeast of Highway 71 and 250th Street—motion and second; voice vote aye; motion carried.
- Approval of FY25 county substance-abuse semiannual report: Motion and second; voice vote recorded (aye) with an abstention noted in the transcript; motion carried.
- Approval of an inter-fund transfer for $34,848 to correct payroll/overtime allocations after a prior funding change: Motion and second; roll call recorded as approved.
These procedural approvals took place interspersed with departmental budget presentations (secondary roads, GIS/planning & zoning, conservation, public health, environmental health, recorder, sheriff/jail, comm center). Board discussion and any budget decisions were deferred to later meetings and the county’s formal budget adoption process.
