Board approves budget reallocations, vouchers, appointments and RFP awards
Summary
The Olive Town Board approved modest budget reallocations for the clerk, voucher payments totaling about $215,494.20 across funds, appointed Nick Carr as deputy emergency management coordinator, authorized a PBA MOA for a special patrol officer position, and awarded a $13,410 RFP for park signage to Pulse Design.
The Olive Town Board approved several routine fiscal and personnel items during the meeting. The board approved budget transfers reallocating $2,250 from town clerk personnel to contractual services and $285 from parts contractual to parts equipment for highway equipment; the board also approved highway fund vouchers totaling $158,816.70 and general fund vouchers totaling $56,677.50.
On personnel and agreements, the board appointed Nick Carr as deputy emergency management coordinator (Carr is a fire chief) and authorized the supervisor to sign a memorandum of agreement with the Police Benevolent Association to create a Special Patrol Officer position and update contract terms; both motions passed. The board also awarded the Boyseville Park signage request-for-proposal to Pulse Design for $13,410 and approved draft language for the park signs.
Votes on the consent items were taken by voice and routine roll-call; motions were seconded and approved. The board recorded acceptance of a $31,135.54 check from the Jack Barnett estate and noted cash receipts and interest for July ($14,180.05 interest; $107,554.64 cash received).
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