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Votes at a glance: Dickinson County approves consent agenda, board reappointments and Enterprise policing contract
Summary
The commission approved the agenda (as amended), the consent agenda (payroll and payments), reappointed board members to PBZ and PBC, and approved a 2026 law-enforcement contract with the City of Enterprise for $71,562.26 covering 100 hours per month.
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At its regular meeting, the Dickinson County Commission approved several administrative items and formal actions by voice vote.
Agenda and consent items The commission approved the meeting agenda as amended (the item requesting a letter of support for the Lawrence Welk anniversary was removed). The consent agenda passed and included payroll of $455,913.19, health insurance payment of $1,994.14, special checks of $3,581, credit-card payments of $29,970.18, added tax of $24 and abated tax totaling $6,938.64.
Board reappointments Commissioners approved Resolution 011526A to reappoint Kyle Griffiths to the PBZ board for a three-year term and Resolution 011526B to reappoint Kimmy Phillips and Kyle McCook to the Public Building Commission. The chair said he will notify the appointees.
Contract with Enterprise for law enforcement The commission approved a contract with the City of Enterprise for law-enforcement services in 2026. Staff stated the contract amount as $71,562.26 and described it as funding 100 hours of service per month (1,200 hours annually). A commissioner moved to enter the contract and the motion carried by voice vote.
Adjournment The commission moved to adjourn and recessed the meeting.

