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Votes at a glance: Lyon County Fiscal Court actions Jan. 9, 2025
Summary
The Fiscal Court approved surplus vehicle bids, accepted December minutes, approved financial software purchase, appointed a tourism-board member, adopted the 2025 holiday schedule (adding Juneteenth), and accepted a 5.1677-acre property donation.
At its Jan. 9 meeting Lyon County Fiscal Court recorded these formal actions:
- Surplus vehicle (Dodge Charger): Court accepted the Emergency Remarketing bid of $1,378.18 and approved the vehicle surplus. (Motion and unanimous vote recorded.)
- Minutes: Court approved the December minutes as printed. (Motion by Patrick Cummings; second by Maestro Fowler; approved.)
- Financial software: Court authorized purchase of cloud-based financial software with vendor payment terms discussed (initial $6,000, $12,000 after July 1, and $6,000 in March 2026). (Unanimous approval.)
- Appointment: Sam Smith appointed to the Lake Marley Tourism Board to fill the unexpired term of Artic Patel (term through Dec. 31, 2026). (Motion seconded and approved.)
- 2025 employee holiday schedule: Court approved the schedule as printed, adding Juneteenth to mirror state holidays. (Motion carried.)
- Property acceptance: Court accepted a survey and recommended accepting a donation of approximately 5.1677 acres (the Zander property off Tom Peek Road); survey cost noted at $3,500. (Motion made and seconded; vote recorded.)
Clerk and staff were directed to carry out the ministerial steps for each approved item. Several other nonbinding discussions (facility repairs, jail housing and staffing) were held without formal votes.
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