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Grant County Quorum Court adopts travel policy, sheriff fee carryover and budget amendment in unanimous votes
Summary
At its Sept. 15 meeting the Grant County Quorum Court unanimously approved Ordinance 2025-15 (new travel reimbursement policy), Ordinance 2025-16 (sheriff fee carryover), and Appropriation Ordinance 2025-17 (budget amendment). Minutes and the financial statement were also approved. All recorded votes were 9-0.
The Grant County Quorum Court approved several routine items on Sept. 15, 2025, voting unanimously on minutes, financials and three ordinances.
The court approved the Aug. 18 meeting minutes on a motion by Justice Mike Nevens, seconded by Justice Mark Allen; the vote was 9‑0.
Ordinance 2025‑15, "An Ordinance to Adopt a New Travel Reimbursement Policy for Grant County Employees and Elected County Officials," was read to the court and — with no discussion — adopted on a motion by Justice Mike Nevens, seconded by Justice Mark Allen. The transcript records the vote as 9‑0 and that the ordinance includes an emergency declaration. The ordinance replaces Travel Reimbursement Policy Ordinance 2011‑04.
Ordinance 2025‑16, "An Ordinance to Establish a Carryover Balance for the County of Grant, Sheriff Department's Fee Account," was read and adopted after a motion by Justice Jason Roshto, seconded by Justice Jimmy Easley; vote 9‑0. The ordinance was read with an emergency clause.
Appropriation Ordinance 2025‑17, described in the transcript as an amendment to Original Appropriation Ordinance 2024‑14 and the 2025 annual budget for Grant County, was read and adopted on a motion by Justice Jason Roshto, seconded by Justice Tony Carder; vote 9‑0.
The court also received a sales tax report and accepted the presented financial statement (motion by Justice Mike Nevens; second by Justice Tony Carder; vote 9‑0). The meeting concluded after the court recorded no other business and adjourned.
