Wood
County
Commissioners
Court
Court
raises
County
Spouse
Life
Benefit
to
$20,000,Child
$5,000
By
Wilson
Crabtree
Meeting
Friday,
October
5th in
regular
session,
Wood
County
Commissioners
approved
a
recommendation
to raise
County
Employees
Spousal
Life
Insurance
Death
Benefit
to
$20,000
and
raised a
Dependent
Child’s
to
$5,000.
It was
pointed
out that
both
were
voluntary
on the
part of
the
Employee.
Other
actions
included
approving
a
monthly
payroll
of
$241,793.09
and
Claims
Payment
(bills)
of
467,504.83.
The 2
Year
Terms of
WCIC
Directors
Shane
Shepard
and
Imogene
Davis
were
extended
for
another
2 years
at the
recommendation
of the
City of
Winnsboro.
A Public
Hearing
to
discuss
the
renewal
of the
Wood
County
Reinvestment
Zone was
held
when
Gary
McKinley
was
called
on. He
pointed
out that
this
must be
done
every 5
Years,
and it
was
renewed.
A Public
Hearing
was
called
for
November
2, 2007
to close
County
Road
3561
since
the
adjoining
land
owner
had
requested
it.
Roger
Pace
pointed
out that
the
Hearing
costs
would be
bourn by
that
property
owner.
Bank
Texas
was
permitted
to
replace
$500,000
worth of
securities
with
some of
same
value as
pledged
securities.
A
Proclamation
declaring
October
as
Domestic
Violence
Awareness
Month
was read
and
approved
and
reader
is
advised
of the
photo
appearing
on front
of
B
Section
of this
paper
showing
those
present
for this
important
event.
The
opening
date of
Proposals
for
Inmate
Medical
Services
was
moved to
November
6, 2007.
A
Proclamation
for the
opening
of the
Governor
Hogg
Park
Arboretum
and
Boanical
Garden
was
approved.
An
approval
of
Contracts
with
Maddox
A/C
Company
and
Martin
Cabinet
Mfg was
passed.
Both
were
part of
the
yearly
budget
already
passed.
The Wood
County
Health
Department
Contracts
were
approved.
The
Interlocal
Agreement
with the
Andrews
Center
for
Fiscal
Year
2008 was
approved.
The
appointment
of
Candidates
to the
Wood
County
Appraisal
District
Board
was
tabled.
A motion
to
adjourn
was
passed.
The next
regular
meeting
of the
Wood
County
Commissioners
Court
will be
Friday,
October
19 at 10
a.m. A
special
meeting
of the
court
can be
called
with
72-hour
public
notice.