Humphreys County

The meeting commenced with a call to order and prayer, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call. Key discussions included a report from the County Executive with attached Audit Committee Meeting Minutes, and a public comment period. Major agenda items involved discussions on a proposed policy restricting commercial or secondary haulers from using county convenience centers. Several resolutions were presented for consideration, covering budget amendments for the Election Commission and General Fund, acceptance and budget amendment for the Three Star Grant, authorization for a PBA Refunding Loan and a PBA Loan, acceptance of a Sheriffs Office Safety Grant and a Litter Grant, establishment of a Debt Management Policy, authorization to surplus Highway Department vehicles, and formally establishing a commercial hauler waste policy.

The agenda includes consideration of previous minutes, approval of financial reports, a county executive report, and various other business items. Other business items include FEMA public notices, an NPDES permit draft public notice, a change to the January meeting date, and a discussion regarding Ted Rice and the Humphreys County Museum. Several resolutions will be considered, covering budget amendments and appropriations for the Highway Department, Property Assessor, Sheriff's Office, School Board, Library, and Fire Department. A request for a TDOT engineering study for Highway 70 at Flatwood Road will also be addressed. Election of notaries and new business will also be discussed.

The agenda includes consideration of previous minutes, approval of financial reports, a county executive report, and various other business items. Key resolutions involve approving the 2024 holiday list, appointing a library director, authorizing account transfers for flood cleanup invoices, approving a sheriff's department recruiting and retention grant, accepting a Healthy Built Environments grant, authorizing account transfers for payment of a jail loan, authorizing account transfers for the general purpose school fund, amending an airport hangar grant, amending a tourism ARP grant, creating an Opioid Abatement Committee, amending a road name resolution, accepting election commission computer grants, and electing notaries. Additional new business will also be discussed.

The Humphreys County Planning Commission meeting will cover several items. Key discussion topics include the approval of various plats, including those for Wilson B. Sharpe, Darla A. Wollam, Joan B. Mize Warren, Baker, Hornburger, and Pate properties (at Old Blacktop Subdivision). New and old business items will also be addressed.

The agenda includes consideration of previous minutes, approval of financial reports, a county executive report, and discussion on various topics such as convenience centers, a district 1 commissioner appointment update, a Lady Tigers Softball proclamation, a special called meeting reminder, budget review, and tourism contract review. Several resolutions are to be considered, covering debt management policy, school board and sheriff's department budget amendments, highway department supply bids, highway department budget amendments, E-911 board appointments, EMA emergency management and homeland security grants, an ambulance service contract, and a contract for the Buffalo Convenience Center. Election of notaries and new business are also on the agenda.