Public documents that mention Robert Dwayne Carey.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Boone County Commission Commission Minutes
The Commission addressed several items including an asset transfer agreement for a joint communications site, the approval of uniform contracts, and an amendment for equipment procurement for the Road and Bridge Department. Additionally, an Adopt-a-Road application was approved. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a public hearing regarding a proposed sales tax for expanding law enforcement services and constructing a new jail facility to address overcrowding and mental health needs, with extensive public comment provided on the proposal. Finally, the Commission approved an application for organizational use of the government center chambers by the Boone County Democratic Party.
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The Commission addressed multiple agenda items including the approval of training MOUs for the Sheriff's Office and a K-9 Basic Training Agreement with the Callaway County Sheriff's Office. A budget amendment for the Law Enforcement Training Center was introduced. The Commission awarded a sole source contract to Open Gov, Inc. for software subscriptions and approved an amendment to a fleet support and maintenance contract with Collective Data, Inc. Additionally, the Commission accepted election certifications for the Boone Hospital Board of Trustees and the Centralia Special Road District. A disposition of 2024 tax sale surplus was authorized. The meeting also involved the approval of annual general consultant services agreements and the issuance of proclamations honoring Hallsville Chamber of Commerce award recipients and recognizing January 2026 as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
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.
