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Commissioners approve routine items including courthouse mural, credit‑card limit and payroll claims
Summary
At their April 28 meeting, Daviess County commissioners approved routine business: a courthouse mural, setting a $5,000 credit‑card limit for an assistant, acceptance of minutes and payment of payroll claims.
Daviess County commissioners handled several routine administrative items during the April 28 meeting, approving minutes, accepting a courthouse mural proposal, setting a $5,000 limit on a new courtesy credit card and voting to pay payroll claims before adjourning.
The board voted to approve the courthouse mural after Terry Kelso described plans for an artist to paint a public mural in June, with the finished work potentially displayed at county buildings. Commissioners discussed an appropriate limit for a new credit card requested for an assistant to Wes Boggs and agreed on a $5,000 starting limit. The board also voted to approve the April 14 minutes and then moved to pay payroll claims and adjourn.
All items were approved by voice vote as presented at the meeting.
