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Commission approves routine surplus, subscriptions, appointments and mileage change
Summary
Among consent items the commission ratified a $17,000 emergency‑manager supplement, approved surplus disposals for 911, renewed a sheriff subscription for $3,825, donated a travel trailer to Ragland, appointed a mayor to the health authority, and raised the county mileage rate to 76 cents per mile.
The commission approved a package of routine actions including surplus disposals for broken 911 equipment, ratification of the FY26 certified emergency-manager salary supplement ($17,000), and renewal of the sheriff's Virtual Academy subscription ($3,825), to be paid from the sheriff's earmarked discretionary fund.
The board also declared a 2004 travel trailer surplus and approved donating it to the town of Ragland, appointed Nick Rutledge (Mayor of Moody) to the county health authority, and raised the county mileage rate from 72.5 cents to 76 cents per mile effective July 1, 2026, following state guidance. All items passed by voice vote as part of routine business.
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