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Spencer County Fiscal Court to consider FY24 Flex resolution, contributions and courthouse upgrades
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court meets Aug. 21 to review the FY24 Flex resolution, consider contributions to MPCAA and the Chamber of Commerce, receive multiple committee reports and discuss courthouse upgrades and routine financial statements.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court is scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. Aug. 21 at 28 East Main Street to consider the FY24 Flex resolution, contributions to MPCAA and the Chamber of Commerce, routine financial reports and several infrastructure and committee items listed on the published agenda.
The session, to be called to order by the County Judge Executive, includes a standard roll call and consideration of minutes from the Aug. 7 meeting. The agenda reserves a three-minute public comment period for citizens and instructs that requests to place items under New or Old business must be submitted by 10 a.m. on the Thursday before the Monday meeting.
Among the committee reports and communications listed for briefing are the 2023–24 Rural Secondary Program recommendations (Larry Chaney), zoning readings and recommendations (Julie Sweazy), emergency management (Chris Limpp), parks (Esq. Stump), and reports from the safety, solid waste, veterans, equipment and telecommunications committees. The agenda also lists administrative and economic development items, tax-rate items for soil conservation/Plum Creek Watershed, Extension, the library and the health department, plus tourism and grant updates.
Old business items noted on the agenda include a Revize proposal connected to Get Set Graphics retiring, a courthouse roof issue, requests related to road department truck beds and reapportionment. New business headline items that the court will consider include the Spencer County FY24 Flex Resolution, a contribution to MPCAA, a contribution to the Chamber of Commerce, the monthly financial statement, a quarterly report, a year-end report, proposed courthouse upgrades, and routine invoices, bills and transfers.
The agenda indicates the court will not debate or take action during the public comment period and provides instructions to view the meeting online via Facebook. No votes, motions, or outcomes are recorded in the agenda notice itself; any formal actions or vote tallies will be reflected in meeting minutes after the court completes its business.
The fiscal court’s published agenda provides the topics and presenters to be addressed; members of the public seeking to add items to a future agenda must meet the stated submission deadline.
