Rusty A. McMillon

The Greene County Quorum Court meeting included discussions on the 2026 budget, with a Finance Team meeting scheduled. An ordinance to waive competitive bidding for asphalt work on Greene Road 138 was put on its first reading and adopted. Additionally, an ordinance levying county, municipal, and school taxes for the current year was addressed. An appropriation ordinance to amend Greene County Ordinances 2024-27 was also put on its first reading.

The Greene County Quorum Court held a special-called meeting to discuss the 2026 annual operating budget. An ordinance to establish the Greene County Annual Operating Budget for calendar year 2025 was read and adopted. There were no public comments.

The Greene County Quorum Court held a regular meeting that began with a special proclamation honoring the Greene County Rescue Squad and its founder. The meeting addressed modifications to term limits for the Residential Housing Facilities Board and the Greene County Human Services Facilities Board through the adoption of ordinances. Additionally, the court approved the removal of an item from inventory, appointed Charlotte Gunn to the Greene County Library Board, and discussed an appropriation ordinance to amend Greene County Ordinances 2024-27.

The Greene County Quorum Court meeting involved tabling ordinances related to modifying term limits for the Residential Housing Facilities Board of Greene County and the Greene County Human Services Facilities Board. Additionally, there was a first reading of an ordinance amending the employment policy for Greene County, which was subsequently approved after suspending the rules for its second and third readings. The court also reviewed employees' accumulated time, the financial report, and the law enforcement report for August 2025. Furthermore, an appropriation ordinance to amend Greene County Ordinances 2024-27 was put on its first reading.

The Greene County Quorum Court meeting included discussions on a resolution to confirm the appointment of Shae Tullos to the Equalization Board and a resolution recognizing public safety telecommunications as first responders in Greene County, Arkansas, to support their designation at the state and federal levels. An appropriation ordinance to amend Greene County Ordinance 2023-25 was also addressed.