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Commissioners approve resolution to formalize health agreement with Board of Health

Hardin County Commissioners · January 10, 2025
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Summary

The Hardin County commission approved Resolution 2025-05 to adopt a '2080 guarantee' agreement with the Hardin County Board of Health, including new language on Board participation in employee evaluations and provisions on perpetual filing and notice by ordinary mail.

Hardin County commissioners voted to approve Resolution 2025-05, authorizing a "2080 guarantee agreement" between Hardin County and the Hardin County Board of Health. Speaker 1 moved for approval; Speaker 2 seconded. County Attorney Meyer summarized three edits to the draft agreement before the vote.

The attorney said Section 2 grants the Board of Health the "right to participate in all employee evaluations," specifically naming the environmental health officer. He described Section 7 as making the agreement perpetual from the date of filing and Section 9 as allowing the board to be served notice by ordinary mail. Speaker 3 said the listed changes were the "changers" in the draft.

The commission approved the resolution by voice/roll call after discussion. The transcript records multiple 'Aye' responses and the chair declared the motion carried. The transcript briefly references "Vernon County" in the introduction to the agenda item, but the motion and supporting remarks identify the agreement as between Hardin County and the Hardin County Board of Health; that inconsistency appears in the record and is noted here.

The action directs county staff to file the agreement (the attorney said it will be "filed in, recorded with [the] Cabinet Office"). No additional conditions or implementation timeline was given during the discussion. The commission did not attach a separate implementation schedule or funding breakdown in the meeting record.

The commission moved on to subsequent agenda items after the vote.