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Commission approves sheriff's equitable-sharing certification; picks Jefferson Security Bank for e-911/TIF collections
Summary
The commission authorized submission of the FY25 Equitable Sharing Agreement and Certification for the sheriff's office and approved Jefferson Security Bank for e-911 fee and Hill Top TIF collections by a 4–1 vote.
Jefferson County Sheriff Tom Hansen sought Commission approval for the FY25 Equitable Sharing Agreement and Certification; the minutes show Commissioner Stolipher moved to approve Deborah Lowe to submit the FY25 Equitable Sharing and Certification and to abide by the referenced guides and Code of Federal Regulations. The motion passed unanimously. The Commission also approved issuance of the tax collection commission check for the sheriff as qualified in the report.
On a separate banking matter, the Commission approved using Jefferson Security Bank for collection of the e-911 fee and Hill Top Tax Increment Financing (TIF) revenues. That banking decision passed by a 4–1 vote, with Commissioner Cara Keys recorded as the lone dissenting vote in the minutes.
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