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Boone County supervisors approve consent agenda including $290,935.06 in claims and multiple personnel actions

Boone County Board of Supervisors · April 8, 2026
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Summary

On April 8 the Boone County Board of Supervisors approved a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, personnel changes, pay adjustments and county claims totaling $290,935.06. The approvals were unanimous.

The Boone County Board of Supervisors approved a consent agenda on April 8 that included meeting minutes, personnel actions, licenses and payment of county and secondary roads claims totaling $290,935.06.

At the 9:00 a.m. session, Supervisor Scott Longhorn moved and Supervisor Shawn Bryant seconded approval of the consent agenda. The motion carried unanimously.

Key items approved: acceptance of the resignation of Gabriel Starling (PRN Dispatcher), effective March 26; acceptance of the retirement of Gaylin Shaw from Secondary Roads, effective April 3; a pay adjustment for MacKenzie Davis in the Engineer’s Office to $28.07 per hour effective April 16 (two-year step); a pay adjustment for Kenny Jagerson, Weed Spray Driver/Mower, to $24.00 per hour effective May 1; approval of an eight-month Class C Retail Alcohol License and outdoor service for PBC Enterprises/Don Williams Clubhouse covering March 15 through November 15, 2026; and approval of Secondary Roads claims #30302 to #30335 and other county claims #180303 to #180359 totaling $290,935.06, with warrants #101125 to #101210 issued in payment. The board also approved drainage claim #1235 and issued drainage warrants #1660 to #1664.

Why it matters: The consent agenda bundles routine but consequential administrative decisions, including personnel transitions and the payment of county obligations totaling nearly $291,000. The meeting record shows unanimous approval and indicates the county auditor attested to the minutes.

Next steps: No additional action on these consent items was recorded during the meeting.