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Chickasaw County supervisors approve routine business, hire part‑time EMT and clear $351,154.85 in claims
Summary
The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 9 approved routine agenda items including final retainage payment on a water‑extension project, the county’s Tyler Technologies software renewal, a farm lease, hired a part‑time EMT, and approved claims totaling $351,154.85.
The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors met Sept. 9 and approved a slate of administrative actions, including a $98,448.53 annual renewal for Tyler Technologies software, the hiring of a part‑time EMT, and payment of claims totaling $351,154.85.
The meeting opened with a motion by the presiding supervisor to approve the agenda and the Sept. 3 minutes, both of which passed on a roll call. The board then approved final release of retainage for the “Trixaw Heritage Building Center Water Extension Project” in the amount of $7,142.99 after staff reported the well, motor and sprinkler work were complete and eligible for final payment. The board also reviewed and signed documents for a Gilmore/Watson access lease involving Bruce Lansky and approved a county farm lease for Matthew Holstlop for $400.
On county contracts, Speaker 2 presented the Tyler Technologies renewal for annual county software services totaling $98,448.53; staff noted past payment timing and were asked to confirm user allocations before signing. The board approved the final voucher and closeout paperwork for the Chickasaw County HSIP traffic sign project after engineer Roman Lensing said the project was complete and needed signatures to close out grant reporting.
Personnel actions included acknowledgement of an EMS resignation and approval to hire Conrad Rosenthal as a part‑time EMT at $20 per hour, effective Sept. 9, 2024. The board also approved a position/rate change for Josh Sugar following confirmation of his credentials and completion of paramedic orientation steps.
Finally, the board approved payment of claims in the amount of $351,154.85. Several motions were seconded and passed by roll call; specific mover/second names were not consistently identified in the transcript.
The board adjourned after completing scheduled business; staff were asked to follow up on contract allocation questions and outstanding intergovernmental agreements.
