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Pike County commissioners approve routine motions, contracts and appointments in Feb. 2 meeting
Summary
At its Feb. 2 meeting the Pike County Board of Commissioners approved minutes and claims, contract amendments (including a bridge inspection INDOT amendment), a consulting contract with FSG, bond approval, personnel policy exception, and Tourism Commission appointments. All motions passed 3-0.
The Pike County Board of Commissioners handled a slate of routine business items on Feb. 2 and approved each motion by a unanimous 3-0 vote.
Key approvals recorded in the minutes included:
- Approval of Jan. 20, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Commissioner Jeff Nelson; second by Commissioner Ryan Coleman). - Approval of claims for Feb. 2, 2026 (motion by Commissioner Ryan Coleman; second by Commissioner Jeff Nelson). - INDOT Bridge Inspection 23-26 contract amendment accompanying an earlier BFS agreement. - Amended consulting contract with FSG for financial guidance, updated to reflect Budget Year 2026 expenses. - CEDIT additional appropriation request to fund work by FSG and Baker Tilly preparing TIF information for taxation; auditor noted it will appear before council in March as it missed the February additions deadline. - Approval of the RLF administrator bond. - One-year exception to the sick bank policy for calendar year 2026, allowing vested employees to participate without donating an additional day; non-vested employees must donate to enroll. - Tourism Commission appointments recommended by Jill Hyneman, including Ashley Willis (Economic Development), Kristi Dischinger (Chamber), Olivia Howald (Restaurant), Jessica Adams (Event Venue) and Adam Boyd (Lodging).
Several items were tabled or had no action: a Soil and Water Conservation District land discussion was tabled due to an absent participant. No public comment was recorded. The meeting adjourned following a motion by Commissioner Ryan Coleman and second by Commissioner Jeff Nelson.
