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Dickson County Commission approves budget amendments, grants, road dedications and property transfer
Summary
At its Nov. 21 meeting the Dickson County Commission unanimously approved multiple resolutions including school fund budget amendments, dedication of two Creekstone Subdivision roads as county roads, two grants totaling $33,130.87 for law enforcement and emergency response, a landfill financial-assurance increase, and transfer of about 6 acres to the county Industrial Development Board.
The Dickson County Commission on Nov. 21 approved a slate of routine and substantive measures, adopting budget amendments for school-related funds, accepting two grants, approving road dedications, authorizing a county land-transfer to support economic development and allowing an amendment to a landfill contract that raises the county’s required financial assurance.
The meeting, held in the Buford L. (Booty) Reed, Jr. County Commission Chamber in Charlotte, opened with a flag salute led by County Mayor and Chairman Bob Rial and a devotion led by Randy Tidwell.
Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 11-2022-01 authorizing amendments to the budgets for the General Purpose School Fund (Fund 141), Federal Projects Fund (Fund 142) and Central Cafeteria Fund (Fund 143). Commissioner Stacey Batey moved the measure and Commissioner Jody Britt seconded; the motion passed by a…
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