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Parmer County commissioners approve routine minutes, payroll and courthouse use for Border Town Days
Summary
At its July 22 meeting, the court approved minutes for earlier meetings, accounts payable and payroll reports, accepted the quarterly receipts/expenditures report, approved courthouse lawn use for Border Town Days on July 27 and appointed Bret Whitten as local rabies authority.
Parmer County Commissioners on July 22 approved routine business items including minutes, accounts payable and payroll reports, and agreed to allow an arts-and-crafts exhibition on the courthouse lawn for Border Town Days on Saturday, July 27.
Judge Isabel Izzy Carrasco moved to approve the minutes from the July 8 regular meeting and Commissioner Kirk Frye moved to approve minutes from a June 13 special meeting; both motions passed by majority vote. Treasurer Sharon May presented accounts payable lists for July 12 and July 22; Commissioner Kenny White moved to approve payment and Commissioner Casey Russell seconded. The court also approved the Treasurer's payroll report for July 15 and accepted the county’s receipts and expenditures report for the second quarter (April 1–June 30, 2024). The minutes note attachments for supporting documents but the transcript does not include the attachments or dollar totals.
Judge Carrasco also moved to appoint veterinarian Bret Whitten, DVM, as the county’s Local Rabies Authority; the motion passed by majority vote. The court approved the Border Town Days courthouse-lawn request from Rob Pomper; the event date was listed as July 27. Individual vote tallies and accounts-payable dollar amounts were not specified in the meeting record included in the transcript.
