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Franklin County Fiscal Court approves LiDAR match application, multiple contracts and personnel promotions
Summary
At its Sept. 25 meeting, the Franklin County Fiscal Court approved Resolution #43-2024 setting the 2024 public health tax rate, authorized a $250,000 local-match application for LiDAR data, approved several leases and contracts (including a Humane Society agreement and a Varitech generator award), and confirmed multiple personnel promotions and a board reappointment.
Franklin County Fiscal Court, presided over by County Judge/Executive Michael Mueller, met Sept. 25, 2024, and approved a slate of routine and programmatic actions affecting county finance, public-safety equipment, land-use ordinances and personnel.
The court unanimously approved Resolution #43-2024 from the Franklin County Board of Health establishing the 2024 public health tax rate for the county’s Public Health Taxing District. The court also authorized Treasurer actions to open certificates of deposit (a $6.9 million 30-day CD and a $1.5 million six-month CD) and approved cash transfers for fiscal year 2024–2025.
In a contested vote, the court approved an agreement with the Franklin County Humane Society. The motion, moved by Squire Eric Whisman and seconded by Squire Mike Harrod, passed with Squires J.W. Blackburn, Kelly Dycus, Richard Tanner, Eric Whisman and Judge Michael Mueller voting in favor and Squires Sherry Sebastian and Mike Harrod recorded in opposition; the motion carried.
The court approved a lease with Pitney Bowes for jail postage equipment, declared amended Sheriff’s Office equipment…
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