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Randolph County Commission approves payments and a series of in-house budget revisions
Summary
At a June 25 special session, the Randolph County Commission unanimously approved payment of bills and multiple in-house budget revisions affecting departments including 911/OEM, the Prosecuting Attorney's Office, North Central Community Corrections and the Sheriff's Office.
Commission President David Kesling called a special session of the Randolph County Commission to order on June 25, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. at the Commission Annex. Commissioner Chris Siler moved to pay the bills as submitted; the motion carried unanimously with both commissioners present voting yes.
During the same brief session, Commissioner Chris Siler introduced and the commission approved a series of in-house budget revisions across several county departments. The approved adjustments included: $300.00 to increase North Central Community Corrections (NCCC) longevity pay; $211.70 to NCCC contractual services; $68.36 for the Circuit Clerk's Office; $63,000.00 to increase 911/OEM contract services; $4,988.07 to increase Prosecuting Attorney wages; and multiple Sheriff's Office adjustments totaling $2,895.00 across equipment, PRO wages ($1,300.00), PRO administrative costs ($10.00), Forest Service lines ($85.00) and sheriff contract services ($100.00). All motions were moved by Commissioner Chris Siler and approved unanimously.
The meeting record notes that Commissioner Chris See was absent. No public comment or extended discussion is recorded in the transcript; each item was presented as a motion and adopted. The special session concluded after a motion by Commissioner Siler to adjourn, which also passed unanimously.
