Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting 11/3/2026

The Monroe County Board of Commissioners’ regular meeting on November 3, 2026, approved the $819,166.03 current claims report and nonclaims totaling $386,992.71 and $1,018,693.31. The claims included an Active 911 emergency-response software license, environmental planning and custodial services, janitorial supplies, and Spicer Group engineering and site testing for the South Dixie Highway sanitary sewer project. The treasurer reported more than $221 million in cash and investments at quarter-end, including $7.6 million in remaining ARPA funds, and said the county was monitoring investment rates and would not use Fifth Third for CDs under its current rates.

The board approved a 25% participation rate for the school resource officer supervisor funding model, and approved a $82,036 grant application, a $20,009 Justice Assistance Grant allocation, and acceptance of up to $28,000 in UASI funding; none required matching funds. A proposed Front of Court position reclassification was approved with no additional county cost. Oaks of Righteousness described its shelter-reopening work, including about $75,000 spent to date and planned fire-safety, HVAC, and other renovations, but did not request county funds. The board also unanimously directed the county administrator to provide a public written report by the next regular meeting on the status of the county’s Flock camera arrangements and related contract and equipment details.