Stephens County
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The county board signed off on a purchase over $10,000, requiring the added scrutiny county rules give larger expenditures.
The Stephens County Board of Commissioners signed off on a purchase over $10,000, a threshold that requires board approval.
The county board signed off on a purchase over $10,000, a threshold that requires commissioner approval.
The county will sell the item through the online GovDeals auction site instead of keeping it in inventory.
The board signed off on two vendor payments above the $10,000 threshold that requires its approval.
An outside accounting firm walked the county board through its fiscal year 2024 audit findings.
A cap on cashing out unused vacation time could affect how much the county pays departing employees and how FY26 budget figures are built.
County commissioners had Finance staff fold results of a pay study into the budget proposal for the coming fiscal year, a step that could affect county employee compensation.
Stephens County commissioners are looking at covering the cost of a Sheriff's Office drug dog using opioid settlement (DATE) money rather than the general budget.
County commissioners are weighing a fire and safety equipment quote that would cost taxpayers over $22,000.
The county's spending agenda includes a security-systems invoice that has not yet been recorded as approved.
A security services bill is on the county commission's agenda for payment approval.
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