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Votes at a glance: Ringgold County Board passes bridge construction, seasonal hires and sets Poe Township budget hearing
Summary
At its April 6 meeting the Ringgold County Board unanimously adopted three resolutions: RC26‑56 (construct Middle Fork bridge with county forces not to exceed $433,795.00), RC26‑57 (authorize advertising to hire up to two seasonal Secondary Roads employees), and RC26‑58 (set Poe Township FY27 budget public hearing for April 20, 2026).
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The Ringgold County Board of Supervisors recorded unanimous votes on three formal resolutions during its April 6, 2026 meeting.
RC26‑56 authorizes construction of Project L‑MIDDLEFORK10(1)--73‑80 (a 130' x 26' CCS bridge) by county forces at a cost not to exceed $433,795.00 after no responsive bids were received. The motion was made by Supervisor Steve Knapp and seconded by Supervisor Randy Taytor and carried unanimously.
RC26‑57 authorizes the county to advertise and hire up to two seasonal employees for the Secondary Roads Department. The motion to adopt RC26‑57 was made by Supervisor Steve Knapp and seconded by Supervisor Randy Taytor; the vote was unanimous.
RC26‑58 sets a public hearing for the Poe Township proposed FY27 budget on Monday, April 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors office. The transcript contains garbled figures for the proposed mowing and fire protection amounts; those dollar amounts were not legible in the record and are therefore listed as not specified in this summary. The motion to set the hearing was made by Supervisor Steve Knapp and seconded by Supervisor Randy Taytor and passed unanimously.
Earlier in the meeting, a motion by Supervisor Randy Taytor, seconded by Supervisor Steve Knapp, approved the meeting agenda; later the board approved the minutes and adjourned. All recorded votes on the listed resolutions were unanimous and were attested by Amanda Waske, Auditor.
