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Votes at a glance: payments, permits and commission business approved Jan. 9

2627708 · January 13, 2025
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Summary

On Jan. 9 Osage County commissioners and the Public Building Commission approved a series of payments, the issuance of emergency vehicle permits, and routine bills; motions carried by voice vote.

Osage County commissioners approved multiple payments, forwarded a Public Building Commission bill to the county commission, and approved emergency vehicle permits during their Jan. 9 meeting. Below are the items taken and their outcomes as recorded in the public meeting transcript.

Votes at a glance

- KBS invoice forwarded and payment approved: The Public Building Commission voted to send invoice 241229 from contractor KBS in the amount of $649,597.94 to the county commission. The county commission then voted to approve payment of invoice 24-1229 (KBS) in the amount of $649,597.94; motion carried by voice vote.

- County bills and payments approved: Commissioners approved paying a set of bills in the amount of $163,603.23 (motion carried) and separately approved paying bills in the amount of $247,281.47 (motion carried). The transcript records motions, seconds and affirmative voice votes.

- Emergency vehicle/merchant vehicle permits: The board approved an application for emergency vehicle permits (merchant vehicle permits) by voice vote.

- Coroner/forensic services invoice: Commissioners discussed and authorized payment in the amount of $10,159.79 for forensic services under an existing contract; motion carried.

Most motions were made and seconded from the dais and passed by voice vote. The transcript does not include roll-call tallies for each item; three commissioners were present for the votes.