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Commission approves routine items, tables ambulance bill and moves to executive session

Rich County Commission · January 7, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved the agenda, granted two in-home business licenses, approved Dec. 10 minutes and expenditures, deferred an ambulance-bill forgiveness request to next month, and voted to enter executive session for personnel.

At the Jan. 7 meeting the commission handled a series of routine but formal actions. After the roll call the commission added an executive session for a sheriff/personnel matter to the end of the agenda and voted to approve the agenda.

The commission unanimously approved business licenses for Darren Eastman and Rick Rosser for in-home online businesses after a motion and second. The commissioners also moved to approve the Dec. 10, 2025 meeting minutes and approved the presented expenditures.

On a citizen request asking for ambulance-bill forgiveness or a payment plan, commissioners discussed options including a negotiated payment plan and use of a National Association of Counties (NACo) tax-intercept program for outstanding ambulance invoices. The item was tabled for the next meeting so staff can develop payment options and present additional information.

Near the meeting’s close a motion to move into executive session for personnel matters was made, seconded and approved unanimously.