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Votes at a glance: Daviess County Fiscal Court, May 28, 2026

Daviess County Fiscal Court · May 28, 2026
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Summary

The Daviess County Fiscal Court approved minutes, multiple procurement contracts, two roadway acceptances, personnel actions and a 12-month moratorium on data-center applications; most items passed by voice vote.

At its May 28 meeting the Daviess County Fiscal Court took voice votes to approve routine and substantive items. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript follow.

- Minutes: Approved (May 14, 2026). - All departmental claims: Approved. - Engagement letter: Approved — municipal advisory services with Robert W. Baird & Company for potential detention-center financing. - Resolutions: Approved — Resolution 12-2026 (accept Downwind Drive) and Resolution 13-2026 (accept Trade Winds Drive). - Contracts/bids: Approved awards for janitorial services to Epic Systems for the Morton J. Holberg Judicial Center (bid 2526-62) and county administrative facilities (bid 2526-63); Universe (vendor name in transcript) was recommended for county uniforms (bid 2526-68); Sears Tree Service was recommended for wood grinding services (bid 2526-69). - Ordinance: Adopted KOC 921.6903-2026, a 12-month moratorium on acceptance and processing of applications related to data-center uses. - Personnel and appointments: Approved multiple promotions, reclassifications, hires, and appointments to the new Daviess County Drainage Advisory Board with staggered terms.

Most items were approved by voice vote in the transcript; the record shows “I” responses but does not include a roll-call tally for each vote. One commissioner noted a recusal when an appointment was seconded and a member said they would "refrain from voting."