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Votes and formal actions taken Nov. 13 by Atkinson County commissioners
Summary
Summary of motions and outcomes from the Nov. 13, 2025 Atkinson County Board meeting, including approvals for the 2025 millage rate, Fender Bay Road public-notice process, water/sewer transfer to City of Pearson, $206,000 fund transfer, and a set of executive-session personnel and operational actions.
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The Atkinson County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions on Nov. 13, 2025: approval of the 2025 millage-rate resolution (motion by Tom Morris; seconded by Buddy Willis), approval to begin public notice and hold a hearing for a potential Fender Bay Road closure (motion by Tom Morris; seconded by Buddy Willis), approval to return water and sewer operations to the City of Pearson effective Jan. 31 (motion by Charlton Gillis; seconded by Buddy Willis), and authorization to move $206,000 from Capital Projects to the General Fund (motion by Charlton Gillis; seconded by Johnny Durrance).
Actions recorded after executive session included assigning the Fire Department to perform building inspections at one-half of permit fees (motion by Buddy Willis; seconded by Charlton Gillis), authorizing pay of $350 weekly to Clerk Kayla Wise effective Oct. 15, 2025 for Water and Sewer Operations (motion by Johnny Durrance; seconded by Buddy Willis), changing EMS scheduling to start on Mondays beginning in November to reduce overtime (motion by Tom Morris; seconded by Gloria Farrell), and continuing employment of Wade Carver as a full-time Administrative Assistant for the Fire Department at $684 weekly (motion by Buddy Willis; seconded by Tom Morris). All recorded motions carried.
