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Fiscal court approves consent agenda including software renewals, road acceptance and personnel resolutions
Summary
The Hardin County Fiscal Court approved a consent agenda covering financial reports (September claims, August payroll), a TimeClock Plus agreement (~$17,000) for 911 and EMS, iWork asset software renewal ($15,500), Rave public notification renewal ($15,000), road acceptance for Rosie Tulip Section 2 (~1,000 feet) and several personnel resolutions.
The Hardin County Fiscal Court approved its consent agenda, which bundled routine financial items, contract renewals and personnel matters into a single action.
Items included the standard financial report, September claims and August payroll and registers; Resolution 190 to approve financial transfers; Resolution 179 to accept street and drainage in Rosie Tulip Section 2 into the Hardin County Road System (about 1,000 feet); a one-year iWork software renewal for $15,500 to support asset, GIS and stormwater management; a $15,000 Rave public notification system renewal; and personnel resolutions (183–185) covering various department staffing. The court also approved a TimeClock Plus agreement for 9-1-1 and EMS (about $17,000) to support scheduling and payroll integration.
Judge Executive Keith Tall moved and the court seconded the consent agenda; a roll-call vote was taken and the presiding officer declared the motion passed. No members of the public sought to remove items from the consent agenda for separate discussion during the meeting.
The court also noted committee minutes under items l–o and confirmed upcoming committee meeting dates.
