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Woods County officials approve routine agenda items, authorize bridge inspection invoice

Woods County · April 6, 2026
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Summary

At an April 6, 2026 Woods County meeting, officials approved minutes, departmental reports, monthly appropriations, a bridge inspection invoice (No. 676173 under contract LG-2449C), county certification of a road-action report and blanket purchase orders; votes were voice votes and individual tallies were not recorded.

Woods County officials met April 6, 2026, and approved several routine agenda items, including the minutes from the March 30 regular meeting and monthly reports from the assessor, court clerk, treasurer, election board, sheriff, county clerk and health department. The meeting opened with Shane, John and Damian indicating they were present.

During the meeting the body considered monthly appropriations and voted to approve them on a motion and second. The board also reviewed a report of a conference between "CD number eight" and Woods County; that discussion included a concern about three bridges noted as being in a different member's area. Participants clarified that the bridges remain in their originally assigned locations.

Officials approved a bridge inspection invoice identified in the record as invoice number 676173 under contract LG-2449C after a motion and second. The county then approved its certification of the road-action report and authorized blanket purchase orders; each of these items passed on voice votes in which participants responded "Aye." Individual roll-call votes were not recorded in the transcript.

The meeting record contains multiple procedural motions recorded as "Make a motion to approve" with seconding and voice votes. The transcript does not attribute motions, seconds or individual "Aye" responses to named members beyond the initial roll call. No dollar amounts, vote tallies or detailed contract terms were stated in the recorded segments.

Next steps: the transcript records approval of the listed items but does not specify follow-up timelines or implementation steps; no additional hearings or deadlines were noted in the recorded segments.