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Kemper County Utility District board approves April minutes and two routine payments
Summary
The Kemper County Utility District board on May 20 approved the April 15 meeting minutes, accepted a financial report showing $65,148.47 in the checking account, and voted unanimously to pay $843.50 for legal services and $9,950.51 for auditing services.
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The Kemper County Utility District (KCUD) board approved the minutes of its April 15, 2026, regular meeting and authorized payment of two claims during its May 20 meeting. Chair Susan Morgan presided over the session with Commissioners Bill Wilkerson, Dr. Scott Alsobrooks (telephonically), Bobby McDade and Jonathan Coleman present.
The district reported a checking account balance of $65,148.47. The board approved payment of $843.50 to Glover, Young, Hammack, Walton & Simmons, PLLC for legal services and $9,950.51 to Rea, Shaw, Giffin and Stuart, LLP for auditing services. The motion to pay the claims was made by Commissioner Bobby McDade and seconded by Commissioner Bill Wilkerson; the motion passed by a unanimous vote (yea: Susan Morgan, Bill Wilkerson, Dr. Scott Alsobrooks, Bobby McDade, Jonathan Coleman).
The minutes from April were approved by a motion from McDade, seconded by Wilkerson, and likewise passed unanimously. The minutes were later certified as approved by the board on June 17, 2026. The meeting record was respectfully submitted by Kacey Bailey of Glover, Young, Hammack, Walton & Simmons, PLLC and signed by Susan Morgan (Chairman) and Bill Wilkerson (Secretary).
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