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Scott County commissioners appoint board officers, approve routine contracts and revise Transfer Station deposits
Summary
At their Jan. 7 meeting, the Scott County Board of Commissioners appointed Greg Prince president and Randy Julian vice president (each abstaining from the vote on their own appointment), approved event and maintenance permits, appointed John Hardin to the Drainage Board, and authorized James Carey access to the Transfer Station bank account for cash deposits.
The Scott County Board of Commissioners reorganized leadership and cleared several administrative items during its Jan. 7 meeting.
On a motion from Vice President Randy Julian, the board moved to appoint Greg Prince as President of the Board. Commissioner Adam Bomar seconded; the minutes record the motion as carrying with two votes in favor and one abstention — President Prince abstained from the vote. Later, President Prince moved to appoint Randy Julian as Vice President; Bomar seconded and that motion likewise carried with two votes in favor and one abstention (Vice President Julian abstained).
The board approved a variety of routine items by unanimous votes. Commissioners accepted a Courtyard Use Permit for the "Mayberry Comes to Scottsburg" event scheduled June 12–14, 2026, approved the 2026 S&L annual maintenance agreement, and voted to retain the existing EMS insurance policy after Jason Bukowski presented the 2026 premium summary.
Auditor Jennifer Rode Hamelman reported credit-card receipts for the Transfer Station are deposited directly into a new Transfer Station bank account while cash receipts remain being receipted into the General Fund. Vice President Julian moved to add James Carey to the Transfer Station bank account at Wesbanco so Carey can deposit cash funds; Bomar seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Auditor Hamelman said she and the treasurer will provide training for Carey.
The board also tabled the full list of board appointments for further review, then approved the appointment of John Hardin to the Drainage Board to replace the retiring Billy Coomer. The meeting concluded with approval of routine invoices, payroll for Dec. 23, 2025, and multiple sets of meeting minutes. Vice President Julian moved to adjourn; Bomar seconded and the meeting was adjourned.
The minutes do not include start dates for any of the approved contracts or further operational details beyond the board's motions and recorded outcomes.
