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Votes at a glance: St. Francois County Commission approves multiple contracts, hires and policies
Summary
The commission approved the consent agenda, authorized bids and several contracts (solar panels, trail phase 2, assessor mapping rate), approved cybersecurity insurance, authorized multiple hiring actions, and approved a sheriff's RSAT grant application.
The St. Francois County Commission took a slate of actions at the meeting, approving a range of routine and substantive items.
Key approvals included: • Consent agenda approval, including an item referencing ordinance "3451" related to a parcel beside the MDC headquarters (motion and voice vote). • Permission to bid and to monitor a fire panel for the Justice Center (motion approved). • Award of a solar panel contract for the River Road facility at $216,255 (motion approved). • Approval of an agreement allowing Zach Kinnaman to use county property on Bradley Road for agricultural purposes for one year (motion approved). • Permission to use the annex parking lot on Dec. 29 at 5:30 p.m. for a community Christmas drone show (motion approved). • Authorization to fill vacancies in the prosecuting attorney's office (reception/legal secretary) and investigator positions, and to fill a recorder's office vacancy (motions approved). • Authorization to award phase 2 of the trail project to Jokers Inc. for $402,664.75 under Missouri DNR guidance (motion approved). • Approval for the sheriff to apply for an RSAT grant for $475,111.30 with a $75.25 match (motion approved). • Permission for the assessor's office to contract for surveying/mapping services at $105 per hour (motion approved). • Cybersecurity insurance renewal at $14,641.20 (motion approved). • Change of Park Superintendent Mike Sumter's grade from 7 to 9 (motion approved).
Most motions were approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were given in the transcript. Several items require follow-up paperwork or budget reconciliation before implementation.
