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Votes at a glance: routine approvals, appointments and inventory actions

Dubois County Board of Commissioners · December 16, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 15 meeting Dubois County commissioners approved routine minutes, claims, payroll reapproval, several change orders, equipment disposals, two temporary community corrections positions, appointments to boards and authorized several clerk/county agreements.

The Dubois County Board of Commissioners completed a series of routine but consequential administrative votes at its Dec. 15 meeting. Key approved items included:

- Approval of the Dec. 1 meeting minutes (motion and voice vote). - Approval of county claims and reapproval of payroll. - Approval to remove a 2011 Good Road snow plow from inventory for parts and to dispose of a 1994 Miller welder/generator. - Authorization to advertise a seasonal 10-ton weight-limit restriction on county roads from Jan. 15, 2026, through April 15, 2026. - Approval of small net-decrease change orders for Community Crossing and county paving projects. - Approval of two temporary part-time community corrections officer positions while an employee is on military leave. - Approval of several appointments: Jesse Peters to the Property Tax Board of Appeals (two-year term), Cheryl (Servaisign/Servaisign spelling in the record) to the museum board (three-year term), and support for Dr. Ted Walsford as local health officer (support motion recorded). - Authorization for the clerk to sign the federal Child Support Enforcement program grant agreement (CFDA 93.563), approval of a GIS limited-use agreement with Tyler Technologies, and adding EPN (eRecording Partners Network) as an additional e-recording vendor option for the recorder’s office.

Most motions were approved by voice vote; the transcript records motions, seconds and the chair’s statement that "motion carries" but does not consistently provide roll-call tallies.