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Votes at a glance: spray bid, DD72 work order, claims, liquor license and budget hearing date
Summary
The Worth County Board approved a ditch-spraying contract (lower bid at $17,350), a DD72 bank erosion work order, routine claims, a liquor license for Diamond Joe Worth Casino and set the FY27 budget hearing for April 20 at 9 a.m.; roll-call and voice votes were recorded where applicable.
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At its regular meeting the Worth County Board of Supervisors approved several motions covering routine procurement, a work order, claims and licensing.
Ditch-spray contract: Staff presented two bids for seasonal ditch spraying—E & W at $22,450 and TV Beach brand at $17,350. One supervisor abstained because the contract would apply to Drainage District 7 where they have an interest; the board voted to approve the lower bid. Committee member (S1) (vendor presenter) explained the scope and daily ditch-log practices.
DD72 bank erosion work order: The board reviewed a work order for bank erosion in Drainage District 72. Members discussed riprap and stabilization options, noted prior repairs and approved the work order and associated claim by voice vote after motion and second.
Claims approval: A committee member (Committee member (S4)) noted frustration with late department claims submissions and said they will work on a claims policy; the board then moved and approved claims as presented.
Liquor license: The board approved a liquor license application for Diamond Joe Worth Casino following a motion and second; the motion passed by voice vote.
FY27 budget hearing: The board set the FY27 budget hearing for April 20 at 9 a.m. and directed staff to publish the notice.
Votes summary: all motions described above passed; where roll-call was recorded for specific items, votes were noted as unanimous among voting members (except abstentions where recorded).

