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Perry County fiscal court approves routine measures, road adoptions and appointments
Summary
The Perry County fiscal court approved a slate of routine items including bill payments, transfers, several road adoptions, the appointment of Joey Pratt to the Ambulance Authority and a memorandum of agreement with the sheriff and school police; most actions passed by voice vote.
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The Perry County Fiscal Court approved multiple routine administrative and infrastructure items during its meeting, including bill payments, transfers, several road adoptions, the appointment of Joey Pratt to the Perry County Ambulance Authority and a memorandum of agreement with local law-enforcement agencies.
Committee member presented the agenda items and called for motions on each. "Motion by Spencer" was recorded for approval of prior minutes, and subsequent motions on invoices, transfers and other routine business were seconded and approved by voice. The court repeatedly used voice votes for routine approvals; individual recorded tallies were not provided in the transcript.
The court read and approved second readings and adoptions for multiple roads, including an extension of Mary Combs Road and an extension of Fernwood Drive, as well as Campbell Farm Road, Eagles Watch Lane and Firefly Lane. Committee member noted standard 911 notification and newspaper posting procedures are followed before road adoptions.
On appointments, the court approved putting Joey Pratt back on the Ambulance Authority for a five-year term after a motion and second were recorded and approved by the court.
The session concluded when a motion to adjourn was made and carried; audio indicates the motion was agreed to by all four members present.
What happens next: The adoptions and appointments become part of the county record; projects related to the adopted roads will proceed under standard notification and 911-addressing protocols.
