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Grant County Quorum Court approves minutes and financial statement; judge updates annex progress
Summary
At its March 11 meeting, the Grant County Quorum Court approved the Feb. 20 minutes and accepted the financial statement by 8-0 votes. Treasurer Tim Stuckey noted a late Solid Waste payment; County Judge Randy Pruitt updated the court on the Annex Building and said he would add roads raised by justices to a work list.
County Judge Randy Pruitt called the Grant County Quorum Court to order at 7:00 p.m. Monday, March 11, 2024, at the Grant County Courthouse.
The court approved the minutes from its Feb. 20 meeting after Justice Mark Allen moved to accept them and Justice Jim Easley seconded; the recorded vote was 8-0 in favor. The Financial Statement was then presented by Treasurer Tim Stuckey. Stuckey flagged an issue "on page 5 under Solid Waste," saying the city was late on its payment. Justice Mike Nevens moved to accept the Financial Statement; Justice Tony Carder seconded and the court voted 8-0 to accept it.
The Sales Tax report was presented to the court; the transcript records no motion or formal action on that report. In other business, County Judge Randy Pruitt updated the court on progress at the Annex Building (specific details were not provided in the minutes). Several justices raised roads they believe need work; Judge Pruitt said he will add those roads to the county's list of work to be done.
A motion to adjourn was made and the meeting concluded. The minutes were signed by County Judge Randy Pruitt and County and Circuit Clerk Geral D. Harrison Jr., with a filing date of April 18, 2024.
