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Dodge County adopts BS&A financial software, approves $122,566.34 in payables and raises transit fare

Dodge County Board of Commissioners · September 16, 2024
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Summary

At its Sept. 16 meeting Dodge County approved a BS&A financial software contract, authorized $122,566.34 in accounts payable, adopted a new Board of Health environmental fee schedule, and increased transit fares from $2 to $3 per roundtrip.

Dodge County commissioners on Sept. 16 voted to adopt a new financial software system, approved accounts payable totaling $122,566.34, adopted a revised fee schedule for the county Board of Health, and raised the county transit roundtrip fare from $2 to $3.

In old business, Commissioner Karen Cheek moved to accept a financial software proposal from BS&A; Commissioner Sharon Cobb Flanagan seconded and the board approved the purchase. The board then approved accounts payable of $122,566.34 on a motion by Commissioner Flanagan, seconded by Commissioner Watkins. Commissioner Brian Watkins moved to adopt a new fee schedule for Dodge County Board of Health environmental services; Commissioner Karen Cheek seconded and the motion passed.

Commissioner Flanagan moved to increase Dodge County transit fares from $2 to $3 per roundtrip; Commissioner Cheek seconded and the board approved the change. The meeting also included the appointment of Commissioner Flanagan to the Airport Authority by acclamation after a nomination from Commissioner Watkins and no competing nominations.

County Manager Conner Bearden told the board that transit compliance concerns raised in a recent review had been remedied. The board recorded unanimous votes on the listed motions. The county did not provide detailed breakdowns of the Board of Health fee schedule or the financial terms of the BS&A contract during the meeting; those details were not specified in the minutes.