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Randolph County court approves two $2,500 credit cards for judge's office
Summary
The Randolph County Court adopted a resolution allowing the county judge's office to apply for two business credit cards of $2,500 each for county purchases; members said cards will be used for business travel and daily purchases and balances will be paid when statements are due.
The Randolph County Court on a voice vote approved a resolution permitting the county judge's office to apply for two business credit cards with a $2,500 limit on each card for county business use.
The chair presented the resolution and a staff member read the text, saying the cards are intended for daily purchases and travel and that offices would pay off any balances when statements are due. One justice confirmed last month’s discussion and that the approved limit would be $2,500 per card.
Members voiced support during discussion and the chair called for adoption; the motion was made and seconded and the court adopted the resolution without recorded opposition. No further implementation details or cardholder names were specified in the meeting record.
The action was recorded as old business; the court did not attach additional policy language or new spending authority beyond the card limits noted. The resolution will become part of the county's internal controls for purchases by the judge's office.
