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At a glance: motions and approvals from the Dec. 1 Dubois County Commissioners meeting
Summary
Commissioners approved minutes with a wording change, multiple highway and administrative motions, 2026 appointments, material bid recommendations, service agreements, and a Baker Tilly conflict waiver; most actions carried unanimously.
The Dubois County Commissioners took the following formal actions at their Dec. 1, 2025 meeting (votes recorded where provided):
• Minutes: Approved Nov. 17, 2025 minutes with a revision to the Public Comments section (change requested by Commissioner Hostetter). (Outcome: approved)
• Transfer of appropriations: $200 from Highway Supplies/Safety to Highway Supplies/Office Records. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• Pine Ridge dumpster site lease: One-year extension approved. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• CASA surplus request: Futon declared surplus and approved. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• 2026 Appointments: Approved list of appointments to boards and commissions as read; Property Tax Board of Appeals appointment deferred to next meeting. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• Highway materials/supplies: 2026 bid recommendations for multiple material and supply line items approved. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• Baker Tilly conflict‑of‑interest waiver: Approved; Commissioner Blessinger to sign on behalf of county. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• Low Associates technical service agreement (financial software for Auditor/Treasurer): Approved. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• Purdue Extension contractual services agreement: Approved. (Outcome: approved unanimously)
• UPS battery backup service agreement for 911/Security Center (CM BUCK & Associates, Inc., $7,019 annually): Approved pending County Council funding approval. (Outcome: approved; funding pending)
Motions as recorded in the meeting materials carried without recorded opposition. Where vote tallies were reported, approvals were unanimous among the three commissioners present.
