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Commissioners accept community donations, approve Ten Commandments monument and insurance payment
Summary
The court accepted donations for an employee family night, approved the contingent acceptance of a donated Ten Commandments monument, and authorized a $9,003.55 insurance-covered repair payment to Ronnie's Paint and Body Shop (less a $1,000 deductible).
Commissioners accepted a set of donations used for the county’s employee family night, including specific donations (e.g., $100 from B and K Solutions for hot chocolate, $85 from Williams Construction for hot dog buns and other anonymous donations). Officials said the Wonderland Night distributed more than 600 wristbands and praised staff who organized the event.
The court also approved a conditional acceptance of a donated Ten Commandments monument from the Harrison County First Responders Prayer Force, contingent on receipt, and identified a placement near the courthouse main entrance aligned with an existing marker. Separately, the court approved payment of Invoice 0DC6B758 to Ronnie's Paint and Body Shop for $9,003.55 to repair Unit 12979; the judge said the cost will be covered by insurance less a $1,000 deductible after the sheriff's office had repairs completed prior to submitting the insurance claim.
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