Warren County public meetings in 2025

General

The Board of Commissioners will receive updates on the Norlina Mobility Hub and Lyons Creek Estates street improvements. Members will consider a contract modification to extend the audit services deadline for Winston, Williams, Creech, Evans and Company, LLP. The meeting also includes updates on unhoused residents and the VGCC Transportation Hub.

• Contract modification for Winston, Williams, Creech, Evans and Company, LLP to extend audit due date to February 12, 2026
• Norlina Mobility Hub discussion with Kimley Horn and NCDOT
• Lyons Creek Estates Street Improvement information
• Tax Certifications by Tax Administrator Marian Cascone
• Groundbreaking for Warren County Farmers Market Pavilion on December 18, 2025

General

The Board of Commissioners will conduct an organizational meeting to elect leadership and appoint key county officers. Members will also consider several infrastructure contracts and a budget amendment to recognize grant funding.

• US Highway 1/158 Water Main Extension professional services estimated at $1,000,000
• Soul City Boulevard Water Main Replacement professional services estimated at $994,630
• EMS equipment lease-purchase application not to exceed $3,267,951
• Grant administration contract with Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition for $75,000
• Site plan approval for Norlina Fire Department Substation at 855 Oine Road

The commissioners elected Al Cooper as Chair and Victor Hunt as Vice‑Chair (3‑2 vote). They reappointed the County Attorney, Clerk and Deputy Clerk, and designated three banks as fund depositories. The board approved several facsimile‑signature authorizations, adopted the agenda, and approved the FY26 Budget Amendment #2, the tax‑administrator appointment, and major water‑main projects including a $1 million US Highway 1/158 extension and a $994,630 Soul City Boulevard replacement.

• Al Cooper elected Chair of the Board (no vote count recorded)
• Victor Hunt elected Vice‑Chair (hand vote 3‑2)
• Shiekel Richardson reappointed County Attorney (unanimous)
• Paula Pulley reappointed Clerk (unanimous)
• Monique Hinton reappointed Deputy Clerk (unanimous)
• First Citizens Bank, Truist Bank, and NC Capital Management Trust designated as depositories (unanimous)
• Budget Amendment #2 to FY26 Budget approved (unanimous)
• EJCDC E‑500 agreement for US Highway 1/158 water main extension (~$1,000,000) approved (unanimous)

General

The board approved a $3,440,890 ordinance to fund a new farmers market and adopted Budget Amendment #1 for FY2026 to recognize grant funding for EMS, cyber security, senior center, veterans services, and DSS. Contracts were approved for two ambulance remounts up to $300,000 and a radio system upgrade up to $112,000. The board also granted a fee waiver for a tribal school graduation, approved a veterans honorary walkway project, and appointed a new planning‑board alternate.

• Approved Budget Amendment #1 to FY2026 Budget (unanimous)
• Approved Farmers Market Project Ordinance $3,440,890 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution of Intent to Reimburse Expenditures for Farmers Market Project, EMS Station 4, Senior Center (4-1)
• Approved EMS contract with ETA for two ambulance remounts up to $300,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Emergency Services agreement with Motorola Solutions for radio upgrade up to $112,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Warren County Armory Civic Center fee waiver for Haliwa‑Saponi Tribal School graduation (unanimous)
• Approved Veterans Honorary Walkway Project at Warren County Armory Civic Center (unanimous)
• Appointed Forrest Alston as Secondary Alternate to Planning Board (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hear a presentation on solar farms' impact on property values and land use. Members are considering a cybersecurity grant and an agreement regarding the Tourism Development Authority Manager position.

• Cybersecurity grant of $93,450 with $40,050 in county matching funds (Total: $133,500)
• Agreement establishing terms for the Tourism Development Authority (TDA) Manager
• ABC Commission request to realign membership term ending dates to June
• 429 W. Ridgeway Street Farmers Market Project update
• Presentation on solar farms by Dr. Chenyang "Nate" Hu of Virginia Tech

The commissioners approved the purchase of a pavilion for the 429 W. Ridgeway Street Farmers Market and accepted a $2,847,840 construction bid from G & G. They also approved receiving $93,450 from the 2025 State and Local Cybersecurity Grant, with $40,050 in matching funds. Additional actions included aligning ABC Commission term dates to June, confirming the TDA Manager agreement, and setting the board retreat for November 6, 2025.

• Adopt suggested agenda – approved unanimously
• ABC Commission term realignment to June – approved unanimously
• Agreement with Warren County Tourism Development Authority for TDA Manager – approved unanimously
• Purchase of Farmers Market pavilion and loan application – approved 4-1 (Davis nay)
• Approval of G & G construction bid $2,847,840 for Farmers Market pavilion – approved 4-1 (Davis nay)
• Board retreat scheduled for November 6, 2025 – consensus
• Acceptance of 2025 State and Local Cybersecurity Grant $93,450 with $40,050 matching – approved unanimously

General

The Board of Commissioners will discuss a solar presentation and a potential listening session. The body is deciding on financing and project costs for a new Farmers Market and an agreement with Duke University Hospital.

• Farmers Project cost and financing application not to exceed $2,750,000
• Graduate Medical Trainee Affiliation Agreement with Duke University Hospital not to exceed $57,255.64
• Solar presentation by Dr. Chenyang (Nate) Hu
• Resolution approving Local ABC Board distribution of funds
• Bylaw amendments for various boards and commissions to include a Commissioner as Ex-Officio member

The board unanimously approved several amendments, including a $57,255.64 medical trainee agreement with Duke University and changes to library and commission bylaws. It also approved the resolution directing ABC profit distributions and set a solar listening session for Oct 30, 2025. Additional items such as the farmers market project cost and financing were tabled until the next work session.

• Approved Twelfth Amendment to Duke trainee agreement ($57,255.64) (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Library Board bylaws officer term dates (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to multiple commission bylaws to add a commissioner as ex‑officio member (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution directing disbursement of ABC profit distributions (unanimous)
• Approved ABC Commission to follow Warren County Travel Policy (unanimous)
• Scheduled Solar Listening Session for Oct 30 2025 at Warren County Armory Civic Center (unanimous)
• Reappointed Henry Durham to a third three‑year term on the ABC Commission (unanimous)
• Tabled Farmers Project cost approval and financing application for new Farmers Market until Oct 15 2025 (unanimous)

General

The Warren County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved several major contracts and funding packages, including engineering on‑call services, a $150,000 school nursing agreement, and a home‑care block grant. They also approved a suite of transportation projects totaling over $200 million, such as a $156,660,999 CSX rail connection and a $15 million Norlina Mobility Hub. The Board suspended the contract with Soul City Volunteer Fire Department pending 90‑day compliance and appointed new members to the Planning Board and Library Board. A public forum on solar farms was tabled until October 6, 2025.

• Approved Engineering On-Call Services contract (unanimous)
• Approved $150,000 School Nursing Services agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Home and Community Care Block Grant agreement (unanimous)
• Approved transportation funding: $15M Norlina Mobility Hub, $156,660,999 CSX rail link, dangerous intersections, $23,483,400 Greenway, $26,500,000 Peete Farm Road (unanimous)
• Approved Farmers Market Committee Bylaws (unanimous)
• Suspended contract with Soul City Volunteer Fire Department, set 90‑day compliance deadline (unanimous)
• Appointed Don Stith to Planning Board (unanimous)
• Appointed Janet Rudasil and Kirk Hazen to Library Board (unanimous)

General

The Warren County Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education are holding a joint meeting. The session is focused on discussions regarding school facilities, safety, and enrollment.

• Discussion of a new elementary school
• Review of Warren County Schools Capitol Improvement Projects
• Updates on human resources and school enrollment
• Discussion of school safety
• Discussion of low-wealth status

The commissioners adopted the suggested meeting agenda. They then heard updates on a new elementary school opening in fall 2028, several capital‑improvement projects, current staffing vacancies, school safety systems and a $205,000 safety grant, and the financial impact of low‑wealth and charter‑school enrollment. No formal approvals, denials, or votes beyond the agenda adoption were recorded.

• Adopted suggested agenda (no vote tally recorded)

General

The Warren County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss transportation projects and tourism. The board will consider approving a forest land agreement and scheduling a public forum on solar farms.

• Agreement with NC Department of Agriculture for forest lands costing the county $167,035 and the state $250,553
• Proposed public forum on solar farms for September 8, 2025
• Potential state transportation projects presentation by Planning and Zoning Director Mark Bloomer
• Resolutions encouraging support for the expansion of NC Education Lottery Funds
• Summer Internship Program and Tourism Development Authority progress reports

The commissioners unanimously approved a $417,588 agreement with the State Department of Agriculture to protect, develop, and improve forest lands in Warren County. They also unanimously adopted two resolutions encouraging expansion of NC Education Lottery funds and confirmed the appointment of Assistant County Manager Matthew Garner at a $90,000 salary. The scheduling of a public forum on solar farms was tabled for discussion at the September 8 regular meeting, and the emergency shelter was activated for Hurricane Erin.

• Adopted suggested agenda, including assistant manager appointment and emergency shelter notification (unanimous)
• Approved forest lands protection agreement costing $417,588 total (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting Kerr Tar Regional Council expansion of NC Education Lottery funds (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting North Carolina Association of County Commissioners expansion of NC Education Lottery funds (unanimous)
• Notified appointment of Assistant County Manager Matthew Garner at $90,000 salary (effective Sep 2, 2025)
• Activated emergency shelter in response to Hurricane Erin (notification)
• Tabled scheduling of public forum on solar farms until Sep 8, 2025
• Adjourned the work session (unanimous)

General

The Warren County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve the purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe for the Sheriff's Office, participate in opioid settlement agreements, and consider an amendment to the Economic Development Commission bylaws. The meeting will also include citizen comments and a closed session for personnel matters.

• Approval of 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe purchase not to exceed $53,006.98
• Approval of Purdue Plan for Opioid Abatement
• Approval of Governmental Entity Settlement Agreement (GESA) Sackler Release
• Approval of participation in 9-Defendant Opioid Settlements
• Acceptance of proposal for John Graham Gym Shelter Project not to exceed $54,207.50

The Warren County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved participation in a nine‑defendant opioid settlement, the appointment of McKinley Perkinson as Community & Economic Development Director with a $90,000 salary, and the purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe for up to $53,006.98. The board also approved the FY24 audit report, a contract to audit FY25 accounts for up to $136,300, and an amendment allowing ex‑officio members to designate alternates. All actions were adopted by unanimous vote.

• Approved participation in 9-Defendant Opioid Settlements (unanimous vote)
• Approved appointment of McKinley Perkinson as Community & Economic Development Director, $90,000 salary (unanimous vote)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe, amount not to exceed $53,006.98 (unanimous vote)
• Accepted FY24 Audit Report as presented (unanimous vote)
• Approved contract to audit FY25 accounts, amount not to exceed $136,300 (unanimous vote)
• Approved amendment to Economic Development Commission Bylaws to allow ex‑officio members to designate alternates (unanimous vote)
• Approved Resolution in support of Historical Marker for Soul City (unanimous vote)
• Approved proposal for services from Germano Architecture & Interiors for John Graham Gym Shelter Project, amount not to exceed $54,207.50 (unanimous vote)

General

The Board of Commissioners will review county personnel and job classification schedules and authorized positions for FY 25/26. The meeting includes decisions on engineering qualifications for EMS Station 4 and the John Graham Gym Shelter project.

• Consider approval of Warren County Personnel Manual and Job Classification Schedule
• Consider approval of Authorized Positions for FY 25/26
• Acceptance of qualifications for EMS Station 4 engineering from Wooten Company
• Acceptance of qualifications for John Graham Gym Shelter project engineering from Germano
• Consider approval to apply for the Southern Crescent Regional Commission (SCRC) SEID grant

The Warren County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the North Carolina Department of Transportation and the Kerr Area Transportation Authority for the Rural Operating Assistance Program. The board also adopted the county personnel manual, job classification schedule, authorized positions for FY26, and engineering consulting qualifications for EMS Station 4 and the John Graham Gym Shelter Project. Additional approvals included the Southern Crescent Regional Commission SEID grant application, the Quilters Lane art reinstallation, and several appointments to advisory councils and ex‑officio roles. No motions were denied.

• Approved MOU with NCDOT and KARTS for Rural Operating Assistance Program (unanimous)
• Approved Warren County Personnel Manual (unanimous)
• Approved Warren County Job Classification Schedule (unanimous)
• Approved Authorized Positions for FY26 (unanimous)
• Approved qualifications for Engineering Consulting for EMS Station 4 – Wooten Company (unanimous)
• Approved qualifications for Engineering Consulting for John Graham Gym Shelter Project – Germano (unanimous)
• Approved application for Southern Crescent Regional Commission SEID grant (unanimous)
• Approved reappointment of James Whitley and John Alston to Economic Development Commission (unanimous)

General

The Board will consider adopting the FY26 Budget Ordinance and a budget amendment to close out the FY25 fiscal year. Members will also discuss solar farm and development ordinances and review several personnel and law enforcement policies.

• Adoption of the FY26 Budget Ordinance
• Budget Amendment #5 to the FY25 Budget Ordinance
• Interlocal Agreement between Warren County Sheriff's Office and Norlina Police Department
• Unified Development Ordinance and Solar Farm Ordinance updates
• Amendment to remove Therapy Dog Co-Responder expenditure from Opioid Settlement Funds

The Commissioners unanimously adopted the FY26 Budget Ordinance and approved Budget Amendment #5 to the FY25 Budget Ordinance. They also approved the Pre‑65 Retiree Health Insurance Policy, the Salary Progression Pay Policy, an amendment removing the therapy‑dog expenditure from the opioid settlement resolution, an updated Boards/Committees/Commissions Appointment and Re‑Appointment Policy, and an interlocal agreement for law‑enforcement services with the Town of Norlina.

• Approved FY26 Budget Ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved Budget Amendment #5 to FY25 Budget Ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved Pre‑65 Retiree Health Insurance Policy (unanimous)
• Approved Salary Progression Pay Policy (unanimous)
• Approved amendment removing therapy‑dog expenditure from opioid settlement resolution (unanimous)
• Approved amended Boards/Committees/Commissions Appointment and Re‑Appointment Policy (unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Norlina Police Department for law‑enforcement services (unanimous)

General

The Board of Commissioners will meet for a work session to discuss the FY26 budget. This is a discussion-focused meeting rather than a final vote on expenditures.

• FY26 budget discussion

The board unanimously adopted the suggested agenda. No substantive budget decisions were made; the session was adjourned unanimously.

• Adopted suggested agenda (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

General

The Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing to gather citizen comments on the FY26 budget. The meeting includes votes on several legislative resolutions and the appointment of members to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and Board of Equalization and Review.

• Public hearing for FY26 budget
• Approval of MOU for Digital Inclusion Plan Implementation Funds
• Resolution declaring surplus property for disposal via GovDeals.com
• Resolutions regarding House Bills 765, 219, and 729
• Fee waiver request for Heritage Quilters Giving Circle for November 7, 2026 event

The Warren County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the FY26 budget of $44,845,684 and set the general‑fund tax rate at 57.96 cents, directing the finance officer to draft the budget ordinance for the June 18 work session. It also adopted resolutions opposing House Bills 765 and 219, supporting House Bill 729, and accepted a $189,500 American Rescue Plan grant for an elevated storage tank project. Additional actions included approving a digital‑inclusion MOU, a fee‑waiver for a Heritage Quilters event, and authorizing the online auction of surplus property.

• Approved FY26 budget $44,845,684 and 57.96¢ tax rate (unanimous)
• Approved resolution opposing House Bill 765 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution opposing House Bill 219 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting House Bill 729 (unanimous)
• Approved acceptance of $189,500 ARP grant for storage‑tank planning (unanimous)
• Approved MOU for Digital Inclusion Plan Implementation Funds (unanimous)
• Approved fee‑waiver for Heritage Quilters Giving Circle event (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to sell surplus property via online auction (unanimous)

General

The Board of Commissioners will meet for a work session to receive a presentation and hold discussions regarding the proposed FY26 budget. The meeting will also include a discussion concerning grievances.

• Proposed FY26 budget presentation
• FY26 budget discussion
• Discussion concerning grievances

The commissioners unanimously adopted the suggested agenda. The County Manager presented the FY26 budget proposal, but no vote was taken on the budget. The Chair directed the County Manager to form a committee to study grievances against board members or volunteers. The work session was adjourned unanimously.

• Adopted suggested agenda (unanimous vote)
• Directed County Manager to form a grievance‑research committee (no vote recorded)
• Adjourned the work session (unanimous vote)

General

The Board of Commissioners will consider accepting state funding for water treatment and main replacements. The board will also review budget approvals for senior services and updates to county volunteer and appointment policies.

• Resolution to accept $4,000,000 for Kerr Lake Regional Water Treatment Plant Upgrade
• Resolution to accept $925,000 for Soul City Boulevard Water Main Replacement
• FY25/26 Home and Community Care Block Grant Budget not to exceed $294,424.00
• Revised Boards/Committees/Commissions Appointment and Re-Appointment Policy
• Appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Central Warren Fire Service District Board

The Warren County Board of Commissioners adopted the agenda and approved several funding resolutions, including $4 million for a Kerr Lake water‑treatment plant upgrade and $925 k for a Soul City Boulevard water main replacement. They also approved the FY25/26 Home and Community Care Block Grant budget of $294,424 and revised the Economic Development Commission by‑laws. Two policy items were tabled for further review.

• Adopted suggested agenda (unanimous)
• Approved revised Economic Development Commission By‑Laws (unanimous)
• Approved $4 million DEQ funding for Kerr Lake water‑treatment plant upgrade (unanimous)
• Approved $925 k DEQ funding for Soul City Boulevard water main replacement (unanimous)
• Approved FY25/26 Home and Community Care Block Grant budget $294,424 (unanimous)
• Re‑appointed five members to Central Warren Fire Service District Board (unanimous)
• Appointed Greg Cox and David Woodson as alternates to Zoning Board of Adjustments (unanimous)
• Tabled revised Boards/Committees/Commissions Appointment Policy and Volunteer Policy (unanimous)

General

The Board of Commissioners will discuss amendments to volunteer and appointment policies and parks and recreation rental fees. The body will also consider appointments to the Planning Board and the Soul City Fire Tax Board.

• Proposed amendments to Parks & Recreation Rental Fees Schedule
• Discussion on Lottery Fund Expansion
• Proposed update to Personnel Manual Section 7-5 regarding Pre-65 Retiree Health Insurance Benefits
• Appointments to the Soul City Fire Tax Board for terms ending March 31, 2028
• Appointments to the Planning Board for various terms ending between May 2025 and April 2028

The commissioners unanimously adopted the suggested agenda and approved amendments to the Parks & Recreation rental‑fee schedule. They also unanimously re‑appointed four members and appointed Tyrone Melton to the Soul City Fire Tax Board for three‑year terms. The Planning Board received three new appointments: Jessica Lynn Harvey to an unexpired term, William Lovelace as primary alternate, and, by a 4‑1 vote, Lauren Miller as secondary alternate, Dan Swango to a three‑year term, and Terry Grizzard to a two‑year term.

• Adopted Suggested Agenda (unanimous)
• Approved Parks & Recreation Rental Fees Schedule amendments (unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Johnny Short, Magnolia Jackson, Keisha Baskerville, Ashley Young to Fire Tax Board (unanimous)
• Appointed Tyrone Melton to Fire Tax Board (unanimous)
• Appointed Jessica Lynn Harvey to Planning Board unexpired term (unanimous)
• Appointed William Lovelace as Primary Alternate to Planning Board (unanimous)
• Appointed Lauren Miller as Secondary Alternate, Dan Swango to three‑year term, Terry Grizzard to two‑year term on Planning Board (4‑1 vote)
• Adjourned the Work Session (unanimous)

General

The Board of Commissioners will consider internal control and property management policies to meet federal and state funding requirements. The body will also discuss changing the Tax Administrator to a Board-appointed position and review several board appointments.

• Purchase of ATCOM Telephone System for Department of Social Services at $2,558.44 per month for 36 months
• Proposed change to make Tax Administrator a Board of Commissioners appointed position
• Approval of Internal Control and Property Management policies for American Rescue Plan Act and NC DEQ funding
• Resolution to declare surplus property and authorize disposal via GovDeals.com
• Appointments for the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council and ABC Commission

The Warren County Board of Commissioners approved several policies and appointments, all by unanimous vote. They adopted the suggested agenda, approved internal control and property management policies, and appointed the Tax Administrator as a Board‑appointed position. The Board also approved a surplus‑property auction, re‑appointed a faith‑community representative, and selected a new ABC Commission member.

• Adopted Suggested Agenda (unanimous)
• Approved Internal Control Policy (unanimous)
• Approved Property Management Policy (unanimous)
• Appointed Tax Administrator as Board‑appointed position (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution for surplus property auction on GovDeals.com (unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Reverend Willie Boyd, Jr. to Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (unanimous)
• Appointed Corei Somerville to ABC Commission (unanimous)
• Agreed to pursue Community Center Option 2B (by consensus)

General

The Warren County Board of Commissioners will consider approving a budget amendment that appropriates over $1.1 million for grants and adjustments, along with a resolution to sign CDBG requisition forms. The board will also vote on an EMS billing contract and a fee waiver for the Armory Civic Center.

• Approval of Budget Amendment #3 to the FY25 Budget Ordinance
• Approval of GoldenLEAF SITE Development Grant application for Hwy 1 Industrial Site
• Approval of EMS Billing Contract with Collection Billing
• Consider Approval of Revised Hwy 1 Industrial Site Project Ordinance
• Consider Approval of Armory Civic Center Fee Waiver Application

General

The Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss county infrastructure and economic development. The meeting includes a review of the historic jail and a space needs study. The board will consider a purchase agreement for a new phone system.

• Purchase of ATCOM phone system for Department of Social Services totaling $132,625.80
• Discussion on Warren County Historic Jail and potential MOU revision
• Space Needs Study update from Public Works Director
• Proposed amendments to the Economic Development Commission bylaws
• Public Access Channel (PEG) discussion

Board of Commissioners

The Warren County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to discuss priorities for a proposed community center. The meeting is scheduled for February 3, 2025, at the Armory Civic Center.

• Discussion on priorities for proposed community center

General

The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing and vote on amending the Zoning Ordinance. The proposal would make public parks, picnic areas, swimming pools, and boat launches for Lake Gaston and Kerr Lake 'Special Use' in several business and industrial districts.

• Public hearing and vote on zoning amendments for public parks, picnic areas, and boat launches
• Resolution declaring April 15, 2025, as Haliwa-Saponi Indian Day
• Resolution declaring February as Black History Month
• Update on the S-Line Mobility Hub Project from NC DOT
• Update on the creation of a Unified Development Ordinance

General

The Warren County Board of Commissioners will review the FY25 mid-year financial status, hear updates on school needs and personnel initiatives, and discuss a proposed change to bi-weekly payroll.

• FY25 mid-year financial review presented by Finance Officer Nikki Dickerson
• Proposed change to bi-weekly payroll to prevent overpayments
• Personnel Manual Overhaul recommended for FY25/26 with estimated cost of $5,000-$6,000
• Warren County School System interim superintendent Dr. Carol Montaque-Davis to present
• Tax revaluation presentation by Emmitt Curl of Pearsons Appraisals

General

The Board of Commissioners will consider a major pump station project and a new digital inclusion plan. The meeting includes a budget amendment for various departments and a proposed ordinance prohibiting deadly weapons on county property.

• Pleasant Hills Pump Station Project Ordinance in the amount of $1,047,000
• Emergency Services Radio System upgrades in the amount of $149,086
• Contract with Southern Health Partners for inmate medical care for $88,058.64
• Budget Amendment #2 to the FY25 Budget
• Ordinance prohibiting the carrying of deadly weapons on Warren County property