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Sheriff reports jail payment shortfall; highway superintendent asks for $187,556 for structure replacements; HR and auditor give routine updates
Summary
At the Oct. 15 meeting the sheriff reported an outstanding Department of Correction payment of about $56,000 and scheduled HVAC repairs; County Highway Superintendent Jerry Ault requested $187,556.46 to replace five small structures; Human Resources announced longevity pay distribution and Auditor Melissa Gray presented reports.
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Sheriff Rick Meyer told the council the county jail received a Department of Correction payment but that about $56,000 remains outstanding; he also reported planned HVAC repairs at the jail.
Jerry Ault, County Highway Superintendent, presented plans to replace five deteriorating small structures with aluminum boxes and requested $187,556.46 for the project; the minutes say the request will be considered next month and that CCMG has been filed. The minutes record completion of 2025 paving and the start of road‑widening work.
Jeff Hubbard, director of Human Resources, announced the county will distribute longevity pay on Nov. 14, 2025, and confirmed a 3% pay increase was included in the adopted 2026 budget. Melissa Gray, county auditor, presented the September 2025 Balance of Funds and Treasurer's Report and said the budget process transitioned smoothly.
The council did not take formal action on the highway funding request during the meeting; the request was entered into the minutes for future consideration. The meeting adjourned after those reports.
