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Grant County quorum court accepts audit, approves minutes and financial report
Summary
At its April 21, 2025 meeting, the Grant County Quorum Court unanimously approved March meeting minutes and accepted the county financial statement; the county audit returned no findings, and the treasurer flagged a late District Court payment and upcoming budget items.
The Grant County Quorum Court met April 21, 2025, at the Grant County Courthouse. Judge Randy Pruitt called the session to order and the court approved the minutes from the March 17 meeting by voice vote, 8-0. Justice Jason Roshto moved to approve the minutes and Justice Paul Drake seconded.
Treasurer Tim Stuckey presented the county Financial Statement and informed the court that the city's payment for District Court was late. He told the court that utilities for the Annex, Library and Armory will be discussed at the next budget meeting. Justice Mike Nevens moved to accept the Financial Statement; Justice Danny Bone seconded and the motion passed 8-0.
Judge Randy Pruitt reported that the county's audit returned no findings and noted only supplemental items were listed in the audit report. A Sales Tax Report was submitted to the court; details were not specified in the minutes.
Stuckey said the recent legislative session has ended and that he will provide a recap, including FOIA changes, at the next meeting. The court then moved to adjourn.
The court recorded unanimous votes on the two recorded motions (approval of minutes; acceptance of the financial statement). No individual roll-call votes were recorded in the minutes; tallies were reported as 8 for, 0 against.
