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Votes at a glance: Madison County board approves routine resolutions, appointments and contracts
Summary
At its May 25 meeting the board approved routine business including an assessor resolution, three EMS write‑offs, a VPN access resolution for the treasurer's office, appointment of Susan Pardis as interim Public Health Administrator, two deputy sheriff appointments, acceptance of a line‑painting contract for $87,546.43, and other resolutions and appointments; most motions passed by voice vote.
Madison County supervisors approved a package of resolutions, appointments and contracts during their May 25 meeting. Major actions recorded in the meeting include:
- Assessor resolution concerning real estate additions and deletions: motion approved by voice vote. - Three EMS account write‑offs: considered together and approved. - Resolution granting VPN access to the treasurer’s office (expires July 31): approved. - Resolution appointing Susan Pardis as interim, full‑time Public Health Administrator at $30.58 per hour, effective Feb. 5: approved by voice vote; board members noted this followed a board recommendation. - Two sheriff's office appointments: Travis Allen and Robert Donovan were appointed as deputy sheriffs and approved by voice vote. - Supervisor's resolution approving FY24 budget amendment number 3: approved by voice vote. - Change Request 22 for South Forest asbestos abatement and reglazing: approved; the transcript lists the figure as "$2,803.6" but the recorded number appears truncated or unclear in the meeting transcript and should be confirmed with county procurement records. - Secondary roads: work agreement with Jim Van Buren (effective May 8) approved; acceptance of Local Traffic Solutions bid for $87,546.43 for line painting approved. - Zoning resolution approving full‑time environmental health officer: approved.
Most votes were recorded as voice votes; the transcript does not contain roll‑call tallies for these items. The board also approved several permit applications, including a temporary liquor/wine license for an event on Hogback Ridge Road and a use permit for a birthday celebration.
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