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Votes at a glance: key actions at the April 9 Monroe County Council meeting

Monroe County Council · April 11, 2024
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Summary

Council recorded votes on multiple budget and policy items: agenda adoption (unanimous), airport appropriations and fund creation (approved), highway and jail appropriations (approved), assessor salary ordinance amendments (approved), comp time payment procedures (approved), and a KSA resolution tabled for further work.

The Monroe County Council recorded roll-call votes on multiple agenda items at its April 9 meeting. Highlights:

- Agenda adoption (with tabling of items 14a, 14b and 11c): motion passed unanimously. - Airport: additional $70,000 building appropriation approved; creation of Airport Infrastructure Grant fund and FAA master-plan appropriation ($570,770) approved; $28,539 local-match transfer approved (motions recorded; unanimous or recorded majorities as noted on the record). - Highway: creation of four account lines and a $25,000 appropriation for cumulative bridge projects — approved unanimously. - Jail/corrections: new account lines and additional personnel appropriations totaling $402,570 to hire six correctional officers — approved by roll call. - Sheriff/CHIRP grant housekeeping and Operation Pullover grant appropriation ($1,445.32) — approved by roll call. - Assessor: amended job descriptions and salary-ordinance changes — approved unanimously. - KSA policy amendment (resolution 24-23-02): discussion but the council tabbed the resolution to the work session for further drafting and potential retroactive language. - Resolution establishing procedures for payment of accumulated compensatory time: approved by roll call.

Where the roll call recorded specific tallies, the transcript indicates unanimous approvals for many items; one fund transfer recorded a 6–0 tally with one member absent. All formal approvals appear on the record and will be processed by county accounting and relevant departments.