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Louisa County approves special claims totaling at least $164,794.88, tables complex mowing decision and sets May 20 budget hearing
Summary
At the April 29 meeting the Board approved special claims (recorded at $164,794.88 after removing a mower claim), reviewed a payroll resignation, tabled discussion on outsourcing mowing at the county complex, and set a May 20 public hearing for budget amendments.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on April 29 approved special claims recorded in the minutes at $164,794.88 after removing a claim for a complex mower to Gerling Repair. Later minutes include a detailed list of approved special claims and vendor payments that were examined and approved by the Board.
During the meeting the Board reviewed a payroll change noting the resignation of Donnetta Brotherton. The minutes record discussion about mowing at the county Complex; Chair Shawn Maine said he will obtain bids to compare outsourcing mowing costs with in-house labor. Supervisor Kevin Hardin moved and Supervisor Scot Hunt seconded a motion to table the mowing discussion until the following week.
The Board also set a public hearing on May 20, 2025, at 8:45 a.m. to consider budget amendments. That hearing will give the public an opportunity to review proposed budget adjustments and any related claims or re-allocations.
The minutes list multiple vendor payments examined and approved (for example, Alliant Utilities, Motorola Solutions, Louisa County Ambulance payments, and others). The minutes provide line-item amounts for many vendors; readers seeking vendor-by-vendor detail should consult the official minutes or the county auditor’s office record for the full claims list.
The meeting adjourned at 9:10 a.m.
