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Franklin County Commission approves routine orders, tables personnel policy revision

Franklin County Commission · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved several routine commission orders including a public-health preparedness contract and road-and-bridge disbursement, and tabled a proposed revision to the county personnel policy for later consideration.

The Franklin County Commission on June 22 approved a slate of routine commission orders and tabled a proposed revision to the county employee personnel policy.

Agenda business began with approval of minutes from June 16 and a June 18 workshop. The commission then voted to approve commission order 2026-161, an execution of a public health emergency preparedness program service contract with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

The commission also approved 2026-162, authorizing the disbursement of $170,856.97 in special road and bridge funds to the city of Sullivan; 2026-163, related to overplus land sales back taxes to Kimberly Ko; and 2026-164, authorizing disposition of certain state and local records. Commission order 2026-165, a proposed revision to the Franklin County employee personnel policy, was tabled until a later meeting. The panel approved 2026-166 (naming of a county road) and 2026-167 (the consent agenda, including recorder of deeds fees for May).

The transcript records motions and seconds for each item and the chair announcing that each motion "carries"; the meeting record does not list individual vote tallies or the names of movers and seconders for those motions in the public transcript. Following public comment, county elections staff provided an update that sample ballots are available online, absentee voting started the same day, and no-excuse absentee voting starts July 21, with early-voting space to be set up in the rotunda.

The commission moved to journal (adjourn) at the end of the session.