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Votes at a glance: Adams County Board approves pavement marking project, insurance renewal, opioid settlement participation and other routine business
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Adams County Board of Supervisors approved several routine actions: county pavement marking project FM-C002(84)--55-02, a Wellmark health insurance renewal with a 0% increase, participation in the Remnant Defendants' opioid settlement, and permission for Globe Life Family Heritage to meet with employees; all motions passed unanimously among supervisors present.
At its March 9 meeting the Adams County Board of Supervisors approved several motions covering county operations and routine business.
Infrastructure project: Supervisor Scott Akin moved, seconded by Tony Hardisty, to approve FM-C002(84)--55-02, the County Pavement Marking Project; all supervisors voted aye and the motion carried.
Insurance renewal: Supervisors approved the Wellmark health insurance renewal presented by Jayne Templeton and Tysen Christensen, with no increase in premium (0% increase). The motion to approve the renewal was moved by Tony Hardisty and seconded by Leland Shipley; all supervisors voted aye.
Opioid settlement participation: The board voted to sign a document to participate in the Remnant Defendants' Settlement Agreement related to opioid litigation. The motion was moved by Tony Hardisty and seconded by Leland Shipley; all supervisors voted aye.
Employee meetings: The board approved allowing Globe Life Family Heritage to meet with county employees (motion by Tony Hardisty, seconded by Scott Akin; unanimous vote).
Other routine items: Department heads reported on administrative matters, including a partisan filing deadline reminder from Auditor Jen (March 20 at 5 p.m.), and the sheriff reported that replacement tasers are being quoted due to discontinued parts. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 a.m. after a motion by Hardisty and second by Akin; all supervisors voted aye.
All votes and procedural motions recorded in the minutes were approved by the supervisors present; absent supervisor Bobbi Maynes was noted in the record.
