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The Fiscal Court approved Rural Secondary Road Projects and a matching grant for Wildland Fire Suppression Equipment. Budget account transfers across various funds were reviewed and approved, as well as the payment of claims for General, Road, Jail, E.G.A., and Fire Department funds. Additionally, the court heard public comment concerning a new hanger at the Pendleton County Airport.
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The Fiscal Court discussed the Pendleton County Community Forum priority observations, focusing on infrastructure, healthcare, economic development, tourism, recreation, and housing. The court addressed public inquiries regarding park purchases, spay and neuter grant utilization, and occupational tax enforcement. Decisions were made to purchase new vehicles for Animal Control and Code Enforcement and to surplus and auction used vent piping. Additionally, the court approved the donation of used courtroom audio and video equipment to the Kincaid Theatre, reviewed and approved budget account transfers, and authorized the payment of claims.
The meeting involved discussions and decisions regarding various financial and administrative items. Key actions included the approval of opioid funding for local projects, the approval of bids for FOB materials, and the tabling of road black topping bids. The court authorized facility maintenance projects, specifically top soil and leveling for the fire station and bridge decking repairs. Legislative actions included approval of a 4% CPI adjustment for both county employees and elected officials, while salary increases for elected officials were denied. Additionally, the court approved funding for a vision screening camera, reviewed and approved budget transfers, and authorized the payment of vendor claims.
The Fiscal Court meeting involved the review of the Treasurer's report, discussion of Opioid Funding Projects, and the approval of a contract for a Floodplain Study. Bids were opened and awarded for mowing and landscaping services at the Judicial Center. Various financial matters were handled, including the approval of the Sheriff's amended budget closeout, budget transfers, and payment of claims. Additionally, the court appointed a member to the Tax Appeal Board and the Extension District Board, adopted an Open Burn Ordinance, and approved funding for the Tourism Council.
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