Board approves routine payments, a $2,000 warranty deed, a staffing reclassification and accepts prosecutor's bond
Get AI-powered insights, summaries, and transcripts
Subscribe
Summary
At its Dec. 29 meeting, the Tippecanoe County Board approved accounts payable vouchers and payroll, approved a $2,000 warranty deed payment for Marsh Lake Dam Reconstruction Parcel 4, approved filling a project supervisor position in place of a traffic supervisor, accepted the public‑officials bond for the county prosecutor's office, and adjourned with Boy Scouts in attendance.
The Tippecanoe County Board of Commissioners handled a series of routine administrative actions and personnel matters during its Dec. 29 meeting.
The board approved accounts payable vouchers covering Dec. 17–29 after Speaker 3 moved for approval; commissioners voted "Aye." The board also approved payroll dated Dec. 19, 2025, following a motion by Speaker 3 and a second by Speaker 1.
Speaker 4 presented a warranty deed related to the Marsh Lake Dam reconstruction (Parcel Number 4) proposing a payment of $2,000 to Stewart and Reed Properties LLC. The board approved the warranty deed after a motion and voice vote.
On personnel matters, Speaker 5 requested that the Highway Department fill a project supervisor position in place of the traffic supervisor position; Speaker 3 moved to approve filling the project supervisor role and noted both are classified as 'pat 5.' The motion passed.
Commissioners also accepted the public officials bond for the Tippecanoe County Prosecutor's Office following a motion by Speaker 3.
Special guests from a local Boy Scout troop observed the meeting as part of badge requirements; with no public comment, the board adjourned.
Votes at a glance: Approvals recorded during the meeting included vouchers for Dec. 17–29 (approved), payroll dated Dec. 19, 2025 (approved), award of two bridge projects and bid bond (approved), warranty deed for Marsh Lake Dam Parcel 4 (approved), classification change to fill a project supervisor position (approved), approval of the Proactive MSO LLC pharmacy addendum (approved), and acceptance of the public‑officials bond for the prosecutor's office (approved). The transcript records voice votes of "Aye" for the motions; specific roll‑call tallies were not provided.