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Jennings County approves bids, a software agreement with North Vernon and signs tax-sale resolution

Jennings County Commissioners · December 5, 2025
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Summary

The board accepted multiple bids, approved an updated software agreement adding a City of North Vernon fire inspection package ($37.50), approved a travel request, and signed a resolution listing 362 tax-sale properties (280 in the center square); approvals were by voice vote.

Jennings County commissioners reviewed and approved several routine items including acceptance of bids, an updated interlocal software agreement with the City of North Vernon, a travel request, and a tax-sale resolution.

Unidentified Speaker (S2) opened the bid review and moved to accept the bids; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Marie (S5) described an updated agreement to add a fire inspection package for the City of North Vernon that will cost $37.50 and be run through the county's software with reimbursement from the city; staff member Alex reviewed and approved the document and the board approved the agreement.

Nikki (S6) presented a travel request for training that is about 90 miles one-way with an 8 a.m. start and an estimated 2.5 hours of travel time; the board approved the travel request, with third-party coverage of training and lodging noted as provided by "BRAIN."

Tina Bryson (S4) put on record that 362 properties are on the tax-sale list and that 280 of those are in the center square; she cautioned that minimum bids probably would not cover taxes or liens and said the county should review properties individually. The board moved to sign the tax-sale resolution and approved it by voice vote.

The meeting also included motions to approve minutes and to sign payroll and claims; both were approved by voice vote. Several items were approved without recorded roll-call tallies in the transcript.