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Clayton County supervisors approve routine consent items and receive IT update
Summary
At the March 17 meeting the board approved March 10 minutes and $66,001.39 in claims, and heard an Information Technology update from Garrett Baumgartner. All consent motions passed unanimously.
The Clayton County Board of Supervisors on March 17 approved routine consent business, including the March 10 meeting minutes and claims totaling $66,001.39, and received an Information Technology update from county IT staffer Garrett Baumgartner.
Supervisor Doug Reimer moved to approve the March 10 minutes; Supervisor Steve Doeppke seconded and the motion carried with Supervisors Doeppke, Ray Peterson and Doug Reimer voting aye. Later, Supervisor Steve Doeppke moved to approve claims totaling $66,001.39; Supervisor Doug Reimer seconded and the Board again voted unanimously to approve.
Garrett Baumgartner provided an Information Technology departmental update; the transcript records the presentation but no formal action arising from that update. The meeting record shows the Board handling these items early in the session as part of routine business.
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