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Board approves minutes, consent items, budget amendments, CAPER and Liberty Ambulance renewal in 5–0 votes

Clay County Board of County Commissioners · November 26, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 25 meeting the Clay County Board unanimously approved minutes and the consent agenda, adopted an ordinance amending the capital improvement plan and three budget resolutions, approved Liberty Ambulance's COPCN renewal, accepted resignations, and elected a new chair and vice chair.

Several routine but formal actions were taken by the Board on Nov. 25.

- Approval of minutes: Motion to approve the previous meeting minutes (mover: Commissioner Reniger; second: Commissioner Scrumelow). Vote: 5–0.

- Consent agenda (items 2–9): Motion approved. Vote: 5–0.

- Capital Improvement Plan ordinance (item 1): Board opened and closed the public hearing and adopted the ordinance amending the capital improvement plan. Vote: 5–0.

- Budget amendments (items 2–4): Board adopted the related resolutions amending the FY24–25 budget transfers and project adjustments. Vote: 5–0.

- Liberty Ambulance COPCN renewal (item 15): Following the fire chief's recommendation, the Board approved the renewal. Vote: 5–0.

- CAPER (CDBG) submission: The Board approved submission of the FY25 CAPER to HUD (motion moved by Commissioner at SEG 3087). Vote: 5–0.

- Resignations and board appointments: The Board accepted resignations (Charter Review Commission and Board of Adjustment) and noted administrative follow-up. Vote: 5–0.

- Reorganization: Commissioners nominated and unanimously elected Commissioner Burke as chair and Commissioner Scrumolo as vice chair (unanimous votes).

All roll-call votes recorded in the meeting transcript were unanimous (5–0) where indicated. Staff will follow up on negotiated contract steps and bring required contract approvals or ordinance implementations back to the Board for further action.