Mitchell County supervisors adopt FY2027 budget and approve several routine resolutions
Summary
The Mitchell County Board of Supervisors on April 21 adopted the FY2027 proposed budget and approved a set of routine resolutions — including a property vacation in Little Cedar and two $500 service contracts — all by roll call vote with no public opposition reported.
Mitchell County supervisors approved the county’s proposed budget for fiscal 2027 and cleared a series of routine agenda items during their April 21 meeting.
The board closed a public hearing on the FY2027 proposed budget and adopted resolution 1359‑26 by roll call vote. No oral or written public comments were recorded during the hearing.
During the same session the board opened and closed a public hearing on vacating and conveying county real estate in Little Cedar and approved resolution 1358‑26. County staff said no written or oral comments were received.
Supervisors also approved a fireworks permit after receiving the required permit and insurance documentation.
Two contract‑for‑service resolutions were approved: resolution 1360‑26 authorizing a $500 agreement for a local chamber/community organization, and resolution 1361‑26 authorizing a $500 contract described in the record as “Tuesdays on broad for Stacy.” All items were approved by roll call with no recorded dissent.
The board performed routine roll calls to approve meeting minutes and department reports during the meeting. The clerk recorded the approvals and closed the items with formal votes, and staff said no public testimony opposed the measures.
The meeting adjourned after additional department updates and announcements.
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