Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the County Finance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board places financial reports and claims on file, approves consulting contract and fireworks permit
Summary
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved routine items including June and fiscal‑year fee reports, authorization of claims warrants, a three‑year consulting contract with Cost Advisory Services Inc. for $4,450 annually, and a fireworks permit for July 17, 2026.
Jackson County supervisors approved a package of routine administrative and financial items at their July 7 meeting, including monthly and fiscal-year fee reports, authorization of claims warrants, a consulting-services contract, and a fireworks permit.
An office representative presented the county recorder/fees report for June and the fiscal-year summary. Supervisors moved, seconded and unanimously carried motions to place the June report and the fiscal-year report on file and to authorize chair and auditor signatures where required. The transcript cites the June fees total as $42,820.42 in one place and $43,820.42 in another; the fiscal-year total was cited as $496,402.65 with $150,422.09 retained by the county.
The board also authorized the auditor’s office to issue warrants on the published claims listing, where the transcript lists the claims total as $879,704.30 and later as $879,708.30. Supervisors approved a three‑year agreement with Cost Advisory Services Inc. to provide professional consulting services for fiscal years 2026–28 at an annual cost cited as $4,450; the contract was approved and signatures authorized.
Separately, the board granted a fireworks permit to the Great River Thresher organization for dusk on July 17, 2026, with a rain date of July 18. All motions on these consent/administrative items passed by voice vote with no recorded dissents. The board closed with routine boards-and-commissions updates and adjourned.
