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Supervisors approve agenda, minutes, drainage and payroll claims, reports and an agreement addendum

2264249 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The Worth County Board of Supervisors approved routine items including the agenda and minutes, drainage claims, payroll claims, quarterly reports, and an addendum to a law-enforcement agreement (Joyce).

The Worth County Board of Supervisors approved several routine items by voice vote during its meeting.

Actions recorded in the meeting included approval of the meeting agenda and minutes; approval of drainage claims; approval of payroll claims; acknowledgement and approval of quarterly reports and safety-manual updates; and approval of an addendum to a law-enforcement agreement for Joyce. Each item was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; the transcript records standard "aye" responses and voice approval but does not include individual roll-call tallies.

Staff also noted the safety manual was updated to include a revised incident-report form and that county courthouse continuity planning will require department heads and supervisors to meet after budget season to assign responsibilities previously listed under a now-defunct maintenance department.

Votes at a glance

- Motion: Approve the agenda and minutes — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Motion: Approve drainage claims — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Motion: Approve payroll claims — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Motion: Approve quarterly reports and safety manual update (2024 incident form inserted) — outcome: approved by voice vote. - Motion: Approve addendum to law-enforcement agreement for Joyce — outcome: approved by voice vote.

No formal roll-call vote counts were recorded in the transcript for these items.