The commission meeting addressed a wide range of operational and administrative business. Key agenda items included the approval of the fiscal year budget and employee cost-of-living adjustments. The commission reviewed several procurement and maintenance projects, such as vehicle purchases, courthouse electrical upgrades, and lighting replacements. Various agreements were authorized, covering facility rentals for voting, lease arrangements for recreation property, and police protection services for the Town of Eva. Additionally, the commission processed personnel hiring requests, policy and procedure handbook amendments, grant applications, and the disposal of surplus items, alongside standard reviews of financial disbursements and invoices.
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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.
Feb 10, 2026·Board meeting
Morgan County Commission Commission Meeting
The Commission addressed several resolutions, including amending a leave policy, rescinding a vehicle purchase authorization, and soliciting bids for quarterly newsletter printing. They approved various contracts, such as underwater bridge inspections, Microsoft 365 support, fire alarm monitoring, and jail plumbing repairs. Additionally, they authorized the purchase of a vehicle for the Drug Enforcement Unit, a loader backhoe for district road maintenance, and a vehicle for the Environmental Services Department. Other actions included a mortgage tax refund to Baldwin County, an allocation to the Somerville Volunteer Fire Department, the adoption of a remote work policy, employee personnel changes, retirement of a K-9 officer, and support for the America 250 proclamation.
