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Agenda lists animal control hire (Victoria Shelburne) and several vehicle/equipment items

Spencer County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Aug. 16 agenda names Victoria Shelburne as a proposed full-time hire for Animal Control at $14/hour and lists multiple vehicle and equipment procurement and surplus items; the agenda contains no motion language or recorded outcomes.

The Spencer County Fiscal Court agenda for Aug. 16, 2021 includes personnel and procurement items under New Business. Among those, the agenda names Victoria Shelburne as an Animal Control new hire — listed as full time at $14 per hour — and several vehicle and equipment items, including a 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe repair estimate/surplus listing (VIN 1GNEK13V15J118919), Ford Explorer quotes, and a Building Superintendent truck bed tool chest.

The agenda groups vehicle repair and surplus actions alongside quotes for new purchases, but does not include recommended motions, estimated costs for new purchases (other than the Tahoe VIN and model year), or timing for any transfers or surplus sales. County Clerk surplus-item listings and quotes for painting and flooring for the clerk’s office are also included as administrative items.

Because the posted agenda contains item labels without staff reports or motion text, the court’s formal actions, hire approval, or procurement award decisions are not recorded on the agenda. Any hiring approvals, purchase orders, surplus sales or motions would be captured in official minutes or follow-up documents released after the meeting.

The public-access instructions on the agenda remind residents they may view the meeting live via Zoom, Facebook and archived video on YouTube, where any formal votes or approvals would be publicly viewable in the meeting record.