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DeWitt County Board approves routine minutes, contracts and property conveyances; lists of votes and expenditures
Summary
At its Sept. 18 meeting, the DeWitt County Board approved minutes, multiple conveyance resolutions, contracts and purchases — including $60,000 to DCDC and authorization of up to $20,000 for a landfill appraisal — and carried routine bills and equipment purchases.
The DeWitt County Board on Sept. 18 approved a series of routine actions, including minutes, property conveyances and vendor contracts.
The board voted to approve the county board minutes for Aug. 21, 2025, and minutes from several Solar Siting Hearings. It also approved conveyance resolutions for parcels sold in October 2022: parcel 01-29-306-008 (Waynesville Township) to Hannah Wery for $570.00; parcel 07-34-242-006 (Clintonia Township) to Land Across America, LLC for $783.13; parcel 14-09-260-002 (Nixon Township) to John and Shirley Fenton for $470.00; and parcel 14-09-260-003 (Nixon Township) to John Fenton for $470.00.
On the financial side, the board voted unanimously to pay all bills and approved the purchase of six new computers from Heart Technologies for $11,535.54. Commissioners also allocated $60,000 from the economic development fund to DCDC and authorized CohnReznick to appraise the county landfill for up to $20,000. The highway department was approved to receive a new computer from Heart Technologies for $1,876.75.
Several vendor and service agreements were also approved as part of routine business, including a construction engineering contract with Cummins Engineering Corporation for Section 23-00060-00-SP. The board accepted a quote from Chase Environmental Group for $14,120.00 to abandon underground storage tank #2 and approved a $5,190.00 upgrade to the jail's Veeder-Root monitoring system.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that carried; the session ended at 6:40 p.m.
