The Commission addressed various items including a contract amendment for funding support for victims of domestic violence, a budget revision for the Sheriff's Office operations, and the purchase of three dump trucks for the Road and Bridge Department. Additionally, the Commission discussed an amendment to an ERP system selection project, approved the trade-in of rifles for the Sheriff's Office, acknowledged quarterly purchasing reports, and authorized the installation of stop signs at multiple intersections. Commissioner reports included updates on the National Association of Counties Annual Conference.
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The commission reviewed the Boone County Hazard Mitigation Plan and discussed budget amendments for joint communications and court operations. The meeting also included contract awards for training sessions, emergency vehicle equipment, elevator maintenance and inspection services, 911 equipment software, and hazardous incident response equipment. Additionally, the commission approved an animal control enforcement agreement and reappointed a member to the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Jan 13, 2026·Board meeting
Boone County Commission Minutes
The commission discussed various department matters, including a budget amendment for LEPC grants, IT technology procurement requests, and a budget revision for the Childcare Center. Tax surplus claims were processed for Heather DeMian and Kimberly M. Burns. A cooperative agreement was approved for the Mid-Missouri Sheriffs' Association. Purchasing items included surplus equipment disposal, the award of a technology procurement contract for emergency management training, and an amendment to a live scan maintenance contract. The commission also acknowledged bid responses for a salt storage facility and approved various term and supply contracts, vehicle surplus disposal, consultant services agreements, and reappointments to the Health Trust Committee.
Dec 16, 2025·Strategic plan
Boone County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 2025-2026
The Boone County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) coordinates the community's response to all hazards—natural, technological, or human-caused—by integrating all levels of government and partners. It outlines responsibilities and resources across key emergency management mission areas: prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. The plan aims to save lives, minimize injuries, and protect property through efficient, coordinated resource deployment, ensuring effective responses to disasters and major emergencies.