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Mills County supervisors approve routine business, alcohol licenses and LOST allocations

Mills County Board of Supervisors · June 9, 2026
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Summary

The Mills County Board of Supervisors on June 9 approved the consent agenda, renewed two alcohol licenses (one with a supervisor abstention), and allocated LOST funds to Golden Hills and a transit partner; several other routine actions were carried by unanimous or near-unanimous votes.

The Mills County Board of Supervisors met June 9 in Glenwood and approved routine county business, two alcohol-license actions and local-option sales tax (LOST) allocations for fiscal year 2027.

Supervisor Lonnie Mayberry moved to approve the consent agenda — including the May 26 meeting minutes, department reports and accounts payable — and Supervisor Jack Sayers seconded the motion. The motion carried on a 3–0 vote.

The Board approved renewal of the Class C retail alcohol license for Belle Terre, effective June 4, 2026. The motion was recorded as moved by Supervisor Mayberry and seconded by Supervisor Richard Crouch; the vote was Ayes 2, Nays 0, with Supervisor Jack Sayers recorded as abstaining.

The Board also approved a five-day special Class C retail alcohol license for Best Nest Farm Hospitality LLC, effective June 26–30, 2026. That motion passed with the same tally: two ayes, no nays and one abstention from Supervisor Sayers.

The Board approved placement of a tree on the courthouse lawn at the request of Glenwood Betterment; the motion passed unanimously. Supervisors approved allocation of $10,000 in LOST funds to Golden Hills for FY27 and a $6,000 LOST contribution for SWITA, and authorized signing the SWIPCO Rural Transit System Joint Participation Agreement for FY27; both motions passed by unanimous 3–0 votes.

The meeting closed routine business with committee reports and adjournment at 9:00 a.m.

Votes at a glance: consent agenda — motion Mayberry/second Sayers; Ayes 3, Motion carried. Belle Terre Class C renewal — motion Mayberry/second Crouch; Ayes 2, Abstain 1 (Sayers). Best Nest Farm five-day special Class C — motion Mayberry/second Crouch; Ayes 2, Abstain 1 (Sayers). Courthouse tree placement — motion Mayberry/second Sayers; Ayes 3. LOST: $10,000 to Golden Hills for FY27 — motion Sayers/second Mayberry; Ayes 3. LOST: $6,000 for SWITA and SWIPCO JPA for FY27 — motion Mayberry/second Sayers; Ayes 3.

The written minutes state that a full video recording of the meeting is available on the county’s YouTube channel and that the published minutes consist of action items only.