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Council approves supplemental appropriations for jail repairs, highway work and public defender costs

Jackson County Council · November 19, 2025
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Summary

Jackson County Council unanimously approved Ordinance #39 Nov. 19, 2025, authorizing several supplemental appropriations—including $187,557 for highway small structure replacements and $24,238.62 to the Lit Correctional Fund for vehicle repairs.

The Jackson County Council unanimously approved Ordinance #39 (Council Bill #41) at first and second readings on Nov. 19, authorizing supplemental appropriations across county funds for repairs, equipment and special projects.

Key appropriations listed in the ordinance include $187,557 for small structure replacements in the County Highway Fund, $24,238.62 to the Lit Correctional Fund for vehicle repairs, $4,000 to the County Cum Capital Development Fund for vehicle repairs, $1,000 to the Supplemental Public Defender Fund for conflict attorney fees, and $27,000 to the County General Fund for special projects. The ordinance also covers various drainage unit funds and capital outlays; the minutes direct readers to the ordinance text for full details.

Thompson moved approval at first reading and Nolting seconded; Turner moved approval at second reading and Thompson seconded. Both readings passed unanimously (7 yes votes). A related public hearing on general obligation bond proceeds was held and closed with no public comment.

Council members described the appropriations as adjustments to address repair needs and special projects identified since the annual budget. The Visitor Center line item was noted as included incorrectly and scheduled for correction next month.