Commission works on well project, accepts resignation

Members of the Texas County Commission handled several matters during a meeting Wednesday, July 3.

Members:

• Approved a Simmons Bank card, Walmart credit card and City of Houston Fiber bills to be paid via ACH.
• Met Tuesday, July 2 for the Public Water Supply District #1 well project. Those in attendance were Jess Moran, SCOCOG; Kim Shafer, Julia Freese, Brandon Pemberton, CBDG; Natalin Fletcher, PWSD #1; Tammy Cantrell, Texas County collector/treasurer; Peggy Seyler, Texas County clerk; and Commissioners Scott Long and John Casey.
• Sent an email concerning elected official closing offices without commission approval.
• Reviewed and acknowledged the resignation of Kyle Gross, maintenance, effective Tuesday, July 9.
• Reviewed correspondence from the State of Missouri Office of Prosecution Services on the prosecutor’s salary increase.

In other business, commissioners heard from:

• Jason Rinker, Stronghold Data, concerning cybersecurity and IT services.
• Brad Rees who discussed township roads and Industrial Development Authority (IDA) happenings.
• Dan Cavender, BPJ Insurance, about the county’s liability insurance renewal.
• John Sterner, Clinton Township, concerning roads and potential FEMA declaration.
• The 911 office concerning a cable that needs into its office.
• Ivan Schraeder, attorney, on several county issues.

The full minutes can be read below:

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