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Boone County board approves routine minutes, a veteran’s laptop and discusses courthouse anniversary
Summary
At the June 15 meeting, the board approved prior meeting minutes, authorized a laptop purchase for the Veteran’s Service Office and discussed plans for the courthouse’s 50th anniversary; a weed superintendent said she will issue a 10-day notice on a problem property.
The Boone County Board of Commissioners in Albion on June 15 approved routine meeting minutes, authorized a technology purchase for the Veteran’s Service Office, and discussed ideas for the courthouse’s 50th anniversary.
The board voted to approve the County Board Proceedings of June 8, the Article 23 Floodplain overlay district public hearing proceedings of June 8, and the Board of Equalization public meeting proceedings of June 8 by unanimous roll call votes. Those approvals were recorded at the start of the session.
Veteran’s Service Officer Robert McCurdy presented a quote from Applied Connective Technologies for a new laptop and docking station priced at approximately $2,047.95; the board approved the purchase and authorized McCurdy to sign the quote. McCurdy told the board the existing workstation and laptop were aging and could no longer be updated.
The board discussed hosting a courthouse 50th-anniversary open house in July, with members mentioning a possible July 2 open house between 10 a.m. and noon with refreshments and a poster on courthouse history to be prepared by County Clerk Kate Noble. The transcript records discussion but shows no formal motion or vote on celebration details.
During public comment, Weed Superintendent Margaret Valladao said she will send a 10-day notice regarding a problem property. The meeting record also notes a review of basement storage areas and that commissioners have upcoming external meetings related to area aging, development and the Ag Society.
Chairman Jon Lindgren declared the meeting adjourned at 12:20 p.m.
