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White County Commission approves sheriff surplus, multiple budget resolutions and notary list
Summary
The White County Commission approved a steering-committee resolution to surplus sheriff’s department items, a package of budget resolutions including a $12,000 EMS grant and other appropriations, and a slate of notary appointments; all votes passed by recorded roll calls.
The White County Commission on an evening meeting approved several routine resolutions and administrative items, including sheriff’s department surplus property, multiple budget appropriations and a list of notary appointments.
Robert, speaking for the Steering Committee, described Resolution 92Dash11Dash2025 to send to full court a sheriff’s department surplus authorization covering a 20015 Ford Explorer and a Vantage Robotics Vespert Drive. "We have, from steering committee b, we have approved resolution 92 Dash11Dash2025 to send to full court," Robert said. The resolution passed on roll call with 12 yes and 2 absent.
Dakota, speaking for the Budget Committee, outlined three budget items the commission approved in a single motion: "The first 1 will be a $12,000 grant, going to EMS for extrication equipment," he said; the package also included appropriations described in the meeting as data processing fees ($7,000), a $146,000 item for the juvenile drug court and closing out the 2023 Community Development Block Grant, plus an $8,000 contribution from the Tennessee School Boards Association for a Tennessee Health Care School Challenge. The commission approved all three by roll call, recorded as 12 yes, 2 absent.
The commission also approved a list of notary appointments after a motion to "approve all" the names presented. The motion passed without recorded opposition.
What’s next: These actions were routine approvals; the measures will be reflected in county records and forwarded as appropriate to departments and to the county court where required.
