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Dixie County commissioners approve engineering contracts, rate resolutions and grant distributions in unanimous consent items

Dixie County Board of County Commissioners · June 5, 2025
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Summary

The board approved several routine consent items including park engineering work, supplemental street funding, preliminary rate resolutions for fire protection and solid waste, monthly Mosquito Control pay extension, JAG grant distribution, and a $20,000 rehab down payment. All motions carried by voice vote as recorded.

At its regular meeting the Dixie County Board of County Commissioners approved a series of consent and action items covering engineering contracts, rate resolutions and grant distributions.

Key approvals included:

- $48,000 for Horseshoe Beach Park engineering (motion by David; carried). - A supplemental fee/oversight funds adjustment for NE 592nd Street in the amount of $3,610 and related Resolution 2025-67 (motion by Jamie / second by David; carried). - Florida Commerce direct payment authorization (motion by Mark; carried). - Renewal of Mosquito Control director pay for six months at $1,200 per month with Matt Weldon (motion by Daniel; carried). - Preliminary rate resolution 2025-572 for fire protection services and preliminary rate resolution 2025-573 for solid waste collection for FY2025 (motions carried as presented). - Distribution of $39,869 in FY2025 JAG federal funds (motion by David; carried). - Westport down payment assistance (rehab) for Keith Mayer in the amount of $20,000 (motion by David; carried). - Authorization to advertise for skid control operator positions (motion carried).

Each listed motion was made on the record and passed by the board with votes entered as "Aye" in the minutes. No recorded roll-call tallies were included in the transcript beyond the voice votes that the clerk recorded as "Motion carried."