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Board approves claims and IT contract, denies county payment for State Fair ‘County Night’ ticket
Summary
On June 9 the Board approved county claims (excluding one VA claim), authorized an IT support contract for FY2027 with CICS, approved a meal reimbursement for an employee, decided not to cover the ISAC 'County Night at the State Fair' ticket, and discussed food pantry repairs and a drainage recess.
The Franklin County Board of Supervisors handled several administrative and fiscal items at its June 9 session, approving most claims and an IT support contract while declining to pay for a 'County Night at the State Fair' ticket.
The Board approved claims with the exception of the VA claim to Rusinak; Supervisor Lukensmeyer moved approval and Supervisor McVicker seconded. Supervisors also approved an IT support contract for fiscal year 2027 with CICS on a unanimous vote. Jody Hepler, the county’s Dispatch Director, requested a one-time meal reimbursement variance for Rebecca LaRue; the Board approved the payment on a motion by McVicker, seconded by Lukensmeyer.
Auditor Katy A. Flint presented information about 'County Night at the State Fair,' an ISAC Fall Conference event. After discussion the Board voted that the county would not cover the cost of that ticket—citing that the event includes a T-shirt and possible alcohol purchase—(motion by Lukensmeyer, seconded by Vanness; all ayes).
Auditor Flint also presented a rough estimate to remove and replace siding and windows at the county food pantry. She and Facilities Director Ryan Peterson asked whether to proceed with sealed bids or delay; Supervisors asked staff to discuss options with Peterson and return the item next week.
The Board recessed at 9:45 a.m. for a drainage meeting, reconvened at 9:50 a.m., and adjourned at 9:51 a.m. Supervisor McVicker agreed to perform the fiscal year-end petty cash count on June 30 in the afternoon.
