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Votes at a glance: Hancock County committee approves Lincoln statue disbursement, claims and several procedural motions
Summary
On April 8 the Hancock County Building, Grounds, Insurance and Safety Committee approved disbursing funds for a courthouse Abraham Lincoln statue, approved claims, kept closed-session minutes closed, and set a recess date of May 12. All recorded motions passed unanimously by members present.
The Hancock County Building, Grounds, Insurance and Safety Committee recorded several unanimous procedural actions at its April 8 meeting in Carthage.
The committee voted to disburse funds already in hand to the artist creating an Abraham Lincoln statue for the courthouse. The motion to approve payment was made by Lee Ann Lambert and seconded by Michelle Merritt; the minutes state all members present voted aye. The minutes do not specify a dollar amount for the disbursement.
The committee also reviewed and voted to keep closed-session minutes closed after a motion by Tom Rodgers and a second by Michelle Merritt; the minutes record unanimous assent. Claims presented to the committee were approved after a motion from Michelle Merritt, seconded by Tom Rodgers, with all members present voting aye.
Finally, the committee approved a motion by Steve Finney, seconded by Michelle Merritt, to recess until May 12 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting adjourned at 7:42 p.m. The minutes list Mark Hanson, Steve Finney, Michelle Merritt, Lee Ann Lambert, Tom Rodgers, and Mark Menn as the members present; Ryan Weeks and Josh Turner were recorded absent.
