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Fiscal Court approves consent agenda including personnel changes and surplus ambulance transfer

Hardin County Fiscal Court · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Hardin County Fiscal Court unanimously approved a consent agenda July 14, 2026, authorizing multiple resolutions (financial transfers, personnel actions, equipment leases) and approving the surplus of an ambulance for transfer to the Sonora Fire Department, among other items.

The Hardin County Fiscal Court voted unanimously to approve a broad consent agenda during its July 14 meeting. Squire Fred Clem moved and Squire Patsy Whitehead seconded the motion; the roll call vote recorded 'yes' votes from all Squires and County Judge/Executive Keith Taul. The consent agenda covered July claims, recurring claims, utility claims and resolutions including 2026-112 (financial transfers), 2026-113 (Animal Care & Control copy machine lease), 2026-114 (HCWD #1 & #2 grant funding), 2026-115 (LARP 2026 memorandum of agreement), 2026-121 (Grant Pool Program application for Middle Creek Road), 2026-119 (HCEC-TV service fee agreement) and 2026-120 (surplus vehicle transfer from the Sheriff's Office to Hardin County 911).

The consent agenda also included several personnel items (Resolutions 2026-116, 2026-117, 2026-118 addressing 911, Animal Care & Control and EMS staffing) and Resolution 2026-122 approving the surplus of an ambulance and its transfer to the Sonora Fire Department. The transcript records only the motion, second and unanimous vote; no separate debate or detailed staff presentations on the individual resolutions were recorded in the meeting minutes supplied to the court.