Meeting: Dubois County Council
April 21, 2020The Dubois County Council met Monday and:
• Decided to wait on its decision for committing $4 million from the county’s local income tax fund and rainy day fund for the justice center project. Council members will discuss the matter again at their May 25 meeting.
• Approved funding the $1,650 cost to install tempered glass shields for counters at the clerk’s and recorder’s offices. The funding will be taken out the emergency COVID-19 funding that has been established.
• Started talking about 2021 raises for staff and how much that should be. All agreed that there needs to be a raise, but they will decide that percentage at their May meeting.
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