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Boone County approves consent agenda, hires, claims and routine projects at May 20 meeting
Summary
The Board approved routine consent items including a pay adjustment for the deputy auditor, several hires, claims totaling $482,378.44, acceptance of a low electrical bid pending scope verification, waiver of five landfill tipping fees for Madrid, and approval of multiple routine improvement plans.
Boone County supervisors approved a slate of routine consent and administrative items during their May 20 meeting.
The board approved a pay adjustment for Jennifer Davies, Deputy Auditor, increasing her annual salary to $65,425 effective June 2, 2026. The board also approved hires: Adam Frazier as a PRN groundskeeper at $20.00 per hour (effective May 20, 2026), Noah Thompson as a temporary Swede Point Conservation Aide at $15 per hour (effective May 18, 2026), and Lucas Hart as a temporary Don Williams conservation aide at $15 per hour (effective May 18, 2026).
County claims and Secondary Roads claims (#30441–#30465; county claims #180675–#180764) totaling $483,704.74 (with a voided warrant of $1,326.30) were approved for a net total approved by the board of $482,378.44; warrants #102044–#102150 were issued in payment. The meeting minutes include a full ledger of line‑item claims (SEG 017–091).
The board approved waiving the landfill tipping fee on five loads of municipal solid waste for the City of Madrid for May 15–16, 2026. Tim McGlynn, the county Safety Director, presented electrical bids for the Human Services Building project; the board moved to accept the lowest bid from Enterprise Electric for $2,222.50 but amended the motion to accept pending verification of the scope of work.
These items were approved largely without extended discussion and recorded as motions that carried "All Ayes."
