Members of the Texas County Commission handled several matters during meetings April 17 – April 18.
Members:
- Contacted Bill Bridges, interim TCMH CEO, about an appointment to the hospital board.
- Met with a representative from Higginbotham Insurance about benefits the company offers. The representative invited the commissioners to a seminar in Branson.
- Commissioners John Casey and Scott Long attended the semi-annual full council SCOCOG meeting in Mountain Grove.
- Commissioners Casey and Robert Ross attended a meeting in Licking concerning Shafer Road.
- Reviewed and acknowledged the transfer of Shannon Harris from the assessor’s office to the collector/treasurer’s office. The date of transfer will be pending the completion of field reviews.
In other business, commissioners heard from:
- Debbie James, assessor, concerning a roadway in Lynch Tonwship, an employee leaving her office and a phone call from the Missouri State Tax Commission.
- Scott Lindsey, sheriff, who gave updates on IT services and a body scanner at the Justice Center.
- Tammy Cantrell, collector/treasurer, who discussed the account for the CDBG project.
- Maintenance staff on the condition of the mower and running cable in facilities.
- Robert Dennison on the roadways located in the Golden Hills subdivision.
- Isaiah Buse, Houston Herald, about receiving commission minutes in a timely manner.
- James Sutton, Great Rivers, concerning the Camp Road bridge inspections.
- Dale Kruse, Cass Township, about the Camp Road bridge inspections.
- Ryan Hilton, CPI Technologies, concerning email problems across the county and phone problems in the clerk’s office.
- Heather Deckard, Cass Township, about Camp Road bridge.
- Elaine Campbell concerning the high tunnel greenhouse at the Justice Center.
The full minutes can be read below: