The Lawrence County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to convene today, May 27th, at 5:00 PM for their Regular Session meeting. These meetings are accessible to the public, and attendees will have the opportunity to voice their opinions on issues pertinent to the agenda during the initial segment of the gathering.
On the agenda, the commissioners will pay tribute to the Loretto Basketball Team through memorials and honorariums, alongside a series of resolutions that will be addressed. Among the resolutions set for discussion are the approval of meeting minutes and the fiscal year budget, the installation of new bridge signage on Busby Road, and the endorsement of appointments to the Lawrence County Public Library Board. Additionally, the board will consider the sale of 3.3 acres of land located in Commerce Park to Tenn Thom Realty LLC for $84,000, intended for the construction of a service center.
Further items on the agenda include a lease agreement with Columbia State, amendments to the Lawrence County Workers Compensation Injury Policy, and an interlocal agreement with the City of Lawrenceburg regarding the operation of the animal shelter. The board will also deliberate on a proposed increase in the Lawrence County Mineral Severance Tax.
In conclusion, the resolutions will address the adjustment of estimated beginning fund balances to reflect audited figures for the fiscal year 2024-2025, modifications to specifications for new roads in Lawrence County, updates to a health and safety plan for government operations, the declaration of certain properties and services as surplus, and a contract with Heritage Health Solutions Inc. aimed at reducing medical expenses for inmates. Finally, the board will consider a contribution of $12,500 to the Economic Development Corporation of Lawrence County to support local economic initiatives.