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Floyd County commissioners approve health ordinances, several MOUs and procurement steps; all motions pass unanimously
Summary
At their July 15 meeting the Floyd County Board of Commissioners approved two health-related ordinances, a personnel firearms resolution, multiple MOUs, a small project allowance adjustment and took government-center construction bids under advisement. All recorded motions passed unanimously.
The Floyd County Board of Commissioners on July 15 passed a slate of administrative and health-related measures, unanimously approving ordinances, memoranda of understanding and procurement steps necessary to advance several county projects.
Among formal actions the board approved two county ordinances from the County Health Department (FCO 2025-18 and FCO 2025-19), adopted Resolution FCR 2025-17 updating which Community Corrections employees may carry firearms in the Judicial Building, approved interlocal and service MOUs, accepted a building-allowance adjustment for a redevelopment project, and took bids for the new Floyd County Government Center under advisement. Multiple motions to approve minutes, payroll and claims also passed without dissent.
Recorded motions were moved and seconded by commissioners Jason Sharp and Frank Loop, and the board recorded unanimous approval for each item. Key specific actions include adoption of FCO 2025-18 (retail food and bed-and-breakfast fee updates), adoption of FCO 2025-19 (swimming pool regulations and fee increases), approval of an MOU with Clark County Health Department to share an XRF lead paint analyzer, approval of an MOU with HP Freedom related to inmate medical coverage applications, and approval of an $8,519.00 allowance adjustment for the Novaparke/Shireman project.
Next steps cited during the meeting include administrative follow-up on the government-center bids (taken under advisement) and post-meeting coordination requested by a public commenter about Solid Waste bid postings to the county website.
