With just a handful of agenda items, one presented several updates with no action taken during the regularly scheduled Wayne County Board of Commissioners meeting.
From the Public Annex on Nov. 3, Treasurer Lisa Lindsay brought forward a list of items including some house-keeping information.
A list of 11 total distress warrants totaling $10,142.40 in personal property were turned over to the sheriff's office last Friday with a few being trailers and mobile homes who have been repeatedly on the list.
There's also an increase in unpaid delinquent taxes.
Lindsay then passed along several upcoming dates starting with the DMV is deploying a new software system on Jan. 15, 2027 as the current system will be shut down the evening of Jan. 14 through the morning of Jan. 19.
As Wayne County continues to search for their maintenance/custodian position, four applicants will soon be interviewed.
The county will look to save on mowing costs as they currently spend around $12,000 a summer through an outside contract.
The next regularly scheduled Wayne County Board of Commissioners meeting will be on Nov. 17 at 9 a.m.
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