The Commission addressed public concerns regarding the election process and voter registration maintenance. Key administrative actions included the approval of a mileage reimbursement rate for county employees and the authorization of investments with Morgan Stanley and Synovus Bank. The Commission approved property subdivision requests, personnel actions including hiring an assessment clerk and extending leave for sheriff's office employees, and the purchase of election equipment. Additionally, the Commission approved notary bond applications, a deed tax refund, a financial contribution to a veterans' memorial monument, June disbursements, July budget amendments, various promotional contracts for local schools, and a roofing invoice for the jail.
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The commission addressed several key agenda items, including the adoption of resolutions to change voting centers for upcoming elections, the solicitation of sealed bids for public works and competitive projects, and the approval of grant applications and agreements, such as the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Homeland Security Grant and the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Radiological Emergency Planning and Response Agreement. Additionally, the commission authorized the purchase of GASB compliance software, the leasing of vehicles for the Sheriff's office, and the acquisition of a Worksaver broom for District 1. Approvals were also granted for various subdivision plats and certificates, employee additions and deletions, the 2027-2028 employee holiday schedules, a sales tax refund, a donation for drainage improvements, and various tourism and promotion contracts.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Morgan County Commission Scheduled Meeting
The commission reviewed several resolutions, including authorization for insolvency and litigation tax reports, the issuance of a Request for Proposal for a purchasing card program, and agreements for educational software classes and financial audits. Personnel actions included employee additions and deletions, various leave requests without pay, and a reorganization of detention supervisor positions. Additional items covered property subdivision certificates, surplus equipment disposal, budget amendments, and in-kind services and donations for local fire departments and industrial development boards. The commission also reviewed and approved invoices related to courthouse renovation projects.
