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Votes and actions at a glance: LaPorte County Board — July 15, 2026

LaPorte County Board of Commissioners · July 15, 2026
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Summary

A concise list of formal motions approved during the July 15, 2026 LaPorte County Commissioners meeting, including payroll and claims, a $32,000 EEOC settlement, removal of an ABC member, a $38,000 copier contract renewal, and first reading of a publishing ordinance.

The LaPorte County Board of Commissioners recorded the following motions and outcomes during its July 15, 2026 meeting:

- Payroll ending 7/10/2026: $1,534,119.89 — approved (moved by Commissioner Joe Haney; seconded by President Steve Holifield; vote 2-0). - Operating expense claims: $2,909,414.63 — approved (moved by Commissioner Joe Haney; seconded by President Steve Holifield; vote 2-0). - Approval of July 1, 2026 minutes — approved (2-0). - Contingent EEOC settlement: $32,000 — approved (moved by Commissioner Joe Haney; seconded by President Steve Holifield; vote 2-0). - Removal of Rodney McCormick from the Alcoholic Beverage Commission — approved (2-0); board directed notice to state and to solicit replacement names. - Kemp's Office City copier/printer contract renewal: $38,000 — approved (2-0); IT to install tracking software. - First reading by title of Joint Commission & Council ordinance on publishing requirements (posting window amended from five to fifteen business days) — approved to proceed to second reading (2-0). - Adjourned at 6:14 p.m. — motion carried 2-0.

Each motion was moved by Commissioner Joe Haney and seconded by President Steve Holifield unless noted otherwise; Commissioner Connie Gramarossa was recorded absent. The meeting minutes do not record any votes against or any abstentions.