Sarah Gladman

The agenda focuses on the commission's daily operations, including general business, budget discussions, and consultations with legal counsel. Key topics include capital and building projects, as well as ongoing oversight of opioid and ARPA funds. The commission also plans to meet with citizens, elected officials, and staff throughout the day to address various county matters and upcoming project initiatives.

The agenda outlines various scheduled sessions involving the discussion of quit-claim deeds, tax surplus matters, bid awards, and a TAP update. Additionally, it details the general scope of county business, which includes ongoing budget deliberations, consultations with legal counsel, oversight of capital and building projects, management of opioid and ARPA funds, and regular meetings with citizens, staff, and elected officials.

The agenda outlines general business activities including budget discussions, legal counsel consultations, capital and building project meetings, and discussions regarding opioid and ARPA funds. It also includes specific scheduled meetings such as a New Bloomfield Zoom call and a facility tour for the 3C's HWI project.

The scheduled activities for the day included general business matters from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with specific items being the 3C's attending CCAM training at the Lake of the Ozarks. Ongoing general business throughout the day encompassed budget discussions, consultations with county legal counsel, meetings regarding capital and other building projects, and discussions concerning opioid funds and ARPA funds. The Commission also planned to meet with citizens and elected officials, meet with staff members, and potentially conduct interviews for open positions.

The scheduled meetings for the day include general business activities and a visit by the 3C's group with Legislators at the State Capitol. General county business conducted throughout the day will involve budget discussions, consultations with county legal counsel, meetings regarding capital and building projects, and discussions concerning opioid and ARPA funds. The Commission will also conduct general business, meet with citizens and elected officials, meet with staff, potentially conduct interviews for open positions, and consider signing purchase orders, approving payment requisitions, and approving accounts payable reports.