Hancock County public meetings in 2022

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors is reviewing several Port and Harbor Commission resolutions, including budget amendments and lease agreements. The body is also addressing personnel changes for the Sheriff's Office and E-911 dispatch, and reviewing bids for heavy equipment and drainage projects.

• Contract award for AP2302 Run-Up Pad to Floore Industrial Contractors Inc. for $1,231,275.32
• Port and Harbor Commission Docket of Claims in the amount of $619,717.16
• Records management contract with Tim Kellar for $2,000 per month
• Port and Harbor budget amendments for OnBase ($116,000) and a weather sensor ($28,000)
• Proposed closure of Beach Boulevard for the Oyster Drop on December 31, 2022

The Board approved a $1,231,275.32 contract for a run-up pad at Stennis International Airport and an employment agreement for Blaine G. LaFontaine as CEO. Other actions included approving the 2023 Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan and authorizing various drainage and road repairs.

• Approved $1,231,275.32 contract to Floore Industrial Contractors Inc. for airport run-up pad (Unanimous)
• Approved employment agreement for Blaine G. LaFontaine as CEO with $150,000 annual salary (Unanimous)
• Approved 2023 Hancock County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (Unanimous)
• Approved $172,963 sole-source purchase from State of the Art Systems for security project (Unanimous)
• Approved $195,746 Task Order #4 with Cypress Environmental for SMA Plan and USACE agreement (Unanimous)
• Approved $128,599.60 docket of claims for December 19, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Approved $2.1M insurance coverage limit with Cadence Insurance (Unanimous)
• Denied fee waiver for Bayside Baptist Church at Lakeshore Community Center (0-5)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a public hearing to consider changes to the road registry. The body will also consider motions to accept or abandon specific roads based on October 2022 road petitions.

• Public hearing to consider changes to the Road Registry
• Motion to accept or abandon certain roads within Hancock County
• Review of October 2022 Road Petitions

The Board of Supervisors voted to abandon portions of Thomas Ladner Road, JJ Road, and Brown's Road. The Board also approved accepting county maintenance for portions of Mo's Road, Honey's Lane, and Road 374.

• Approved abandonment of portion of Thomas Ladner Road, contingent on private easement evidence and final signature from Donald Dey (Unanimous)
• Approved abandonment of portion of JJ Road from corner of Road 312, contingent on private easement evidence and final signature (Unanimous)
• Approved county maintenance of 0.5 miles on Mo's Road and 0.8 miles of Honey's Lane (Unanimous)
• Approved county maintenance of 4,650 feet of Road 374, conditional on report findings (Unanimous)
• Approved abandonment of gravel portion of Brown's Road per petition by Harold Hunter White III (Unanimous)
• Approved Certified Proof of Publication for Notice of Public Hearing to Consider Changes to the Road Registry (Unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to review and record property information and correspondence regarding a specific address in Bay St. Louis. The agenda focuses on documenting letters sent to the property owner and an undeliverable certified letter.

• Property information for 5014 Cardinal Street, Bay St. Louis
• Letters sent to Allen J. Camardelle
• Undeliverable certified letter for 5014 Cardinal Street

The Board of Supervisors determined that the property at 5014 Cardinal Street is a menace to public health and safety. The owner was given 90 days to remove the building, after which the county reserves the right to enter and remove it. The Board also awarded bids for a new dozer and excavator.

• Authorized removal of building at 5014 Cardinal Street (Unanimous)
• Awarded dozer bid to Lyle Machinery for $154,569 (Unanimous)
• Awarded excavator bid to Puckett Rents for $65,502.72 (Unanimous)
• Approved spreading property information for 5014 Cardinal Street on the Minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved spreading correspondence to Allen J. Camardelle on the Minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved spreading undeliverable certified letter for 5014 Cardinal Street on the Minutes (Unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to award contracts for pre-disaster debris monitoring, consulting, and removal services. The session includes approvals for various departmental purchases, personnel changes, and grant applications.

• Awarding of RFQs for Pre-Disaster Debris Monitoring and Consulting
• Purchase of 4 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package Vehicles at $42,925.00 each
• Approval of docket of claims for December 5, 2022 in the amount of $1,826,992.21
• Purchase of a fence for the Sheriff's Department from Southern Exteriors Fence Company for $19,012.00
• Tidelands Grant Agreement for FY23 McLeod Park Bulkhead Improvements Award of $336,000

The Board of Supervisors approved a claims docket totaling $1,826,992.21 and authorized several equipment and service purchases for the Sheriff's Department and Road and Bridge Department. Key actions included awarding debris monitoring and consulting contracts and approving grant applications for impaired driving and occupant protection.

• Approved $1.8M claims docket for December 5, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Awarded Pre-Disaster Debris Monitoring RFQ to Tetra Tech (Unanimous)
• Awarded Pre-Disaster Debris Consulting RFQ to DCMC Partners (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of (4) 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe Police vehicles at $42,925 each (Unanimous)
• Approved $19,012 fence purchase for Sheriff's Department (Unanimous)
• Approved $336,000 Tidelands Grant Agreement for McLeod Park Bulkhead Improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Stephen Hathorn to Water and Sewer Commission (Unanimous)
• Authorized $1,000 check to Walmart for Family Treatment Court incentives (Unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review several resolutions from the Port & Harbor Commission, including the final FY 2022 amended budget. The meeting also includes votes on equipment purchases for the Coroner's Office and Road and Bridge Department, as well as personnel changes for the Sheriff's Office.

• Port & Harbor Commission Final FY 2022 Amended Budget ($18,801,131)
• Purchase of RAM 1500 for Coroner's Office ($42,820.00)
• Purchase of 6000-gallon emulsion tank for Road and Bridge Department ($66,502.00)
• Audit contract with Necaise and Company for FY 2022 & 2023 ($45,680 per year)
• Change Order No. 1 for Bayou Caddy Marina Electrical Repairs Project ($51,495.00)

The Board of Supervisors approved several resolutions from the Port & Harbor Commission, including budget amendments and professional service agreements. Additionally, the Board authorized various equipment purchases for the Coroner's Office and Road and Bridge Department, and approved a $19,675 payment to poll workers.

• Approved $19,675 payment to poll workers for Nov 8 general election (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of RAM 1500 for Coroner's Office for $42,820 (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 6000-gallon emulsion tank for $66,502 (Unanimous)
• Approved $191,025 agreement with Databank for OnBase implementation (Unanimous)
• Approved $2M grant for JALBTCX at Stennis Airport Phase 1 (Unanimous)
• Approved $239,582.07 purchase of mitigation credits from Wetlands Solutions (Unanimous)
• Approved $60,000 MOU for County Tuition Assistance Program FY2023 (Unanimous)
• Approved $45,680 annual fee for Necaise and Company audits for FY22 & FY23 (Unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several resolutions from the Port & Harbor Commission regarding leases and professional services. The meeting also includes approvals for new county vehicles, heavy equipment, and personnel changes across multiple departments.

• Purchase of two John Deere 5115M Utility Tractors for $163,046.52
• Purchase of two Alamo Versa side mowers for $80,054.00
• Port & Harbor Commission lease with Teledyne Optech for $109,737.12 annually
• Judicial pay raise for Judge Trent Favre to $157,000.00 per year
• Approval of the November 7, 2022 docket of claims for $2,412,376.69

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will accept proposals for disaster debris consulting and removal services. The meeting includes voting on several vehicle and equipment purchases for county departments and reviewing grant awards for airport projects.

• Accepting proposals for Disaster Debris Consulting, Monitoring, and Removal services
• Purchase of two 2023 Nissan Frontier pickup trucks at $32,079 each
• Purchase of 12 car computers for the Sheriff's Department for $22,223.00
• CDBG grant awards for Stennis Packaging Hangar ($2,659,265.25) and Taxilane Sierra ($2,029,559.95)
• MPO funding for Texas Flat Road Reconstruction ($1,840,567.00) and Santa Rosa Pathway ($755,565.00)

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will vote on a $2,020,323.88 claims docket, approve Port & Harbor Commission resolutions including a 10-year fire station lease, and discuss stormwater and disaster recovery services. They will also consider several purchases, personnel changes, and agreements.

• Approve docket of claims for $2,020,323.88
• Lease agreement with West Hancock Fire and Rescue for Port Bienville fire station (10 years + two 5-year options)
• Approve $13,748.12 maintenance agreement for courthouse camera system
• Purchase ammunition for Sheriff's Department totaling $23,529.42
• Approve $74,797 for a Lee Boy RB59 broom for Seawall Department

The Board approved a $2,020,323.88 docket of claims, a 10-year lease of the Port Bienville fire station to West Hancock Fire Rescue, and several ARPA fund commitments for water and sewer projects. All votes were unanimous. An item authorizing reimbursement for DAK Americas bond payments was removed from the agenda with no action taken.

• Approved $2,020,323.88 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Approved 10-year lease of Port Bienville fire station to West Hancock Fire Rescue with two 5-year extension options (unanimous)
• Approved $4,286,625.47 in interfund loan repayments to the General fund (unanimous)
• Approved $2,250,000 ARPA commitment for Port Bienville Water Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $700,000 ARPA obligation for Bay St. Louis sewer project (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000,000 ARPA obligation for Kiln Utility & Fire District Jourdan River Sewer Project (unanimous)
• Approved $3,093,117.90 in grant applications for county drainage projects (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution granting fee in lieu of taxes for Relativity Space at Port and Harbor (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board is meeting to authorize interfund loans and operating transfers for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2022. These actions aim to cover unanticipated costs and revenue shortfalls across various county funds.

• Proposed interfund loan of $4,286,625.47 from the General Fund to nine other funds, including Hurricane Zeta ($2,075,641.49) and Hurricane Ida ($1,761,986.04)
• Proposed transfer of $1,741,000.00 into the General Fund from Current Year Mandatory Escrow ($591,000.00) and Sheriff Tax Support fund ($1,150,000.00)
• Proposed transfer of $1,376,178.50 into the General Fund from the Insurance Clearing fund
• Proposed transfers into MS GO Bonds Series 2017 ($359,081.26) and Series 2021 ($447,749.39) from the Road & Bridge/Detention Center bond

The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved two financial resolutions: a $4,286,625.47 interfund loan from the general fund to cover shortfalls in multiple funds including Hurricane Zeta and Ida, and a series of operating transfers totaling $1,741,000 into the general fund and $806,830.65 from the Road & Bridge/Detention Center bond. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved $4,286,625.47 interfund loan from general fund to Nate, COVID-19, Hurricane Zeta, Hurricane Ida, USDA, Tidelands, MDOT-Lakeshore Preservation, MDOT-Seawall Concrete Barrier, and Solid Waste Millage funds (unanimous)
• Approved $1,741,000 transfer into general fund from Current Year Mandatory Escrow and Sheriff Tax Support (unanimous)
• Approved $1,376,178.50 transfer into general fund from Insurance Clearing fund (unanimous)
• Approved $359,081.26 transfer into MS GO Bonds Series 2017 fund and $447,749.39 into MS GO Bonds Series 2021 fund from Road & Bridge/Detention Center bond (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting to discuss funding for ARPA projects. The agenda also includes departmental and elected official reports.

• Discussion regarding ARPA Project Funding

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a fee in lieu of taxes for Relativity Space at the Port and Harbor under Mississippi Code §27-31-104. The board also authorized applying for over $3 million in state water infrastructure grants for county projects and obligated $700,000 in ARPA funds for Bay St. Louis sewer work. A payment of $8,853.87 to Fleetcor Technologies was approved, and term bid price increases for janitorial and office supplies were adopted. An executive session on business expansion/relocation ended with no action taken.

• Approved fee in lieu of taxes for Relativity Space at Port and Harbor (unanimous)
• Approved applying for $3,093,117.90 in water infrastructure grants for five county projects (unanimous)
• Approved applying for $2,250,000 grant for Port Bienville Industrial Park water/sewer (unanimous)
• Approved applying for $1,000,000 grant for Kiln Utility & Fire District Jourdan River Sewer Project (unanimous)
• Obligated $700,000 in ARPA/SLFRF for City of Bay St. Louis sewer project grant application (unanimous)
• Approved $8,853.87 payment to Fleetcor Technologies (unanimous)
• Approved term bid price increases for janitorial and office supplies (unanimous)
• Executive session on business expansion/relocation held with no action taken (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider employee compensation for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The meeting includes approvals for various departmental personnel changes, right-of-way requests, and a claims docket for the Port & Harbor Commission.

• Approval of the September 19, 2022 docket of claims for $555,513.75
• Port & Harbor Commission claims docket totaling $1,622,799.79
• USDA agreement for nutria, muskrat and beaver damage management for $7,500.00
• Proposed increase of Rental Facility Custodian Cleaning fee from $50.00 to $75.00
• Right-of-way requests for Lakeshore Road, Lower Bay Road, Kiln Delisle Road, and N. Beach Boulevard

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved employee compensation for FY2022-2023 for all county employees, including the EMA Director and Sheriff, with raises effective October 14, 2022. They also authorized ARPA funding for the Port Bienville Industrial Park Water Improvements Project up to $2.25 million and reallocated $1.6 million from ARPA to GOMESA funds for Bayside Park. The board approved a $7,500 cooperative service agreement with USDA for nuisance animal damage management and accepted GOMESA applications for several road and drainage projects.

• Approved FY2022-2023 employee compensation for all county employees (unanimous)
• Approved FY2022-2023 compensation for EMA Director and Sheriff (3-0, Supervisor Adam recused)
• Authorized ARPA funding up to $2.25M for Port Bienville Industrial Park Water Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved reallocation of $1.6M from ARPA to GOMESA funds for Bayside Park (unanimous)
• Approved $7,500 cooperative service agreement with USDA for nuisance animal damage management (unanimous)
• Approved GOMESA applications for Stennis Airport Road, Harbor Drive, Bayou Bacon at Hoda Road, Parker Drive, and Bayside Park (unanimous)
• Approved docket of claims for $555,513.75 (unanimous)
• Approved closing Beach Boulevard for Bay High School Homecoming Parade on October 15, 2022 (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2022/2023 budget and tax levy. They will also discuss using American Rescue Funds for drainage projects and approve various budget amendments for the current fiscal year.

• Proposed use of American Rescue Funds for Wendell Ladner and Sue's Road drainage projects, estimated at $400,000
• Resolution to adopt Fiscal Year 2022/2023 Budget and Tax Levy
• Budget amendments for FY 2022, including a $299,500 increase for Sheriff's Office personal services
• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2022/2023 Budget for the EMA Director's Salary
• Final Redistricting Plan Map for Hancock County to be spread on the minutes

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2022/2023 Budget and Tax Levy, excluding the EMA Director's salary, and separately approved that salary 4-0 with one recusal. They also approved using $400,000 in American Rescue Funds for drainage projects on Wendell Ladner and Sue's Road, and spread the final redistricting plan map on the minutes.

• Approved FY2022/2023 Budget and Tax Levy excluding EMA Director's salary (unanimous)
• Approved FY2022/2023 Budget for EMA Director's salary (4-0, Adam recused)
• Approved $400,000 in American Rescue Funds for Wendell Ladner & Sue's Road drainage projects (unanimous)
• Spread final redistricting plan map on the minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget amendments for various departments (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review the FY2022/2023 budget and tax levy. The meeting also includes motions to approve cost proposals for a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day.

• Presentation of Hancock County FY2022/2023 Budget and Tax Levy
• Cost proposals for Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day (hazardous waste, waste oil, and electronic waste)
• Proof of Publication for public hearing on proposed budget and tax levies

The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the FY2022/2023 budget and tax levy after a public hearing where no one spoke. They also approved spreading the proof of publication for the hearing on the minutes. No action was taken on cost proposals for a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day, which was rescheduled for spring.

• Approved spreading proof of publication for budget hearing (unanimous)
• Approved FY2022/2023 budget and tax levy (unanimous)
• Adjourned budget public meeting and moved to regular meeting (unanimous)
• No action taken on Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day cost proposals; event rescheduled to April 15, 2022
• Recessed meeting until September 14, 2022 at 3:30 PM (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed FY2022/2023 Budget and Tax Levy. The body is also reviewing several Port & Harbor Commission resolutions and various departmental personnel and contract requests.

• Proposed FY2023 Budget for Hancock County Port & Harbor Commission in the amount of $41,425,792
• Docket of claims for September 6, 2022 in the amount of $3,792,898.71
• Task Order #7 to Garver for AP2302-Run Up Pad for $60,445.00
• Purchase of CivicPlus ($34,694.00) and CivicClerk ($18,188.00) for website and agenda management
• Request to close Beach Boulevard for Cruisin' the Coast on October 6, 7, and 8, 2022

The Board of Supervisors approved a docket of claims totaling $3,792,898.71, the purchase of CivicPlus and CivicClerk for $52,882 to redesign the county website and manage agendas, and a motion to split the Diamondhead East precinct into two precincts, creating Diamondhead Central and Diamondhead East. The board also approved a $51,895 purchase of a PPE shed using EMSOF grant funds and a $20,903 Motorola quote for microwave alignment for E-911.

• Approved docket of claims for September 6, 2022, in the amount of $3,792,898.71.
• Approved the purchase of CivicPlus ($34,694) and CivicClerk ($18,188) for website redesign and agenda management, and authorized cancellation of the Granicus contract.
• Approved splitting the Diamondhead East precinct into Diamondhead Central and Diamondhead East, with the new precinct at Diamondhead Country Club.
• Approved the purchase of a 30x40x14 PPE shed for $51,895 from MM&G using EMSOF grant funds.
• Approved a Motorola quote for microwave alignment in the amount of $20,903.00 for E-911.
• Approved a Memorandum of Agreement with Port and Harbor for grant administration for Taxilane Sierra Overlay.
• Approved the reappointment of David Fozard to the Diamondhead Fire District Board for a five-year term.
• Approved the release of Waveland's road and bridge funds held by the county in the amount of $168,000.00.

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors is meeting to consider awarding a contract for asbestos removal at the Youth Court Building. The board also announced upcoming public hearings regarding the proposed budget and tax levies for the next fiscal year.

• Proposed contract with Global Contracting, LLC for $13,570.00 for pre-demolition asbestos removal at the Hancock County Youth Court Building
• Public hearing scheduled for September 6, 2022, regarding Proposed Budget and Proposed Tax Levies
• Recessed meeting scheduled for September 14, 2022, to adopt the Budget and Set Tax Levies for Fiscal Year 2022-2023

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $13,570 contract with Global Contracting, LLC for pre-demolition asbestos removal at the Youth Court Building, selecting it as the lowest and best bid. The board also unanimously adopted the meeting agenda and approved spreading the special meeting notice on the minutes. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned at 11:17 a.m.

• Approved $13,570 asbestos removal contract with Global Contracting, LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved spreading special meeting notice on minutes (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several Port & Harbor Commission resolutions and discuss the FY2022/2023 budget. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a conditional use application for Jesse Crowe. Other items include stormwater project reports and emergency management agreements.

• Port & Harbor Commission CEO salary set at $150,000 effective January 1, 2023
• Port & Harbor landscaping contract with King Lawn Care not to exceed $349,240 annually
• FAA AIP Grant Agreement for Aircraft Packaging Hangar in the amount of $160,040
• Port & Harbor lease with HyStor Energy LP for $13,000 annually
• Public hearing for Application Number 658 for Conditional Use from Jesse Crowe

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved numerous actions from the Port & Harbor Commission, including setting the annual salary of the new CEO, Blaine LaFontaine, at $150,000. The board also approved several contracts and leases for the Port & Harbor Commission, including a lease with HyStor Energy LP and contracts for cleaning and landscaping services. The board accepted the resignation of County Administrator Eddie Favre.

• Approved setting new Port & Harbor Commission CEO salary at $150,000 annually (5-0)
• Approved lease with HyStor Energy LP for Suite A at $13,000 annually (5-0)
• Approved $55,000 reimbursement to Pearl River Community College for sewage and drainage repairs (5-0)
• Approved $80,566 task order with Cypress for engineering services (5-0)
• Approved $160,040 FAA grant for Aircraft Packaging Hangar land acquisition (5-0)
• Approved $349,240 annual contract with King Lawn Care for landscaping (5-0)
• Approved $4,348 monthly contract with Jani-King for cleaning services (5-0)
• Approved $99,927.26 docket of claims (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will certify the Real and Personal Property Assessment Rolls for the August 2022 term. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a planning and zoning decision appeal for Parcel #044-0-18-012.000.

• Certification of the Order of the Board of Supervisors regarding Real and Personal Property Assessment Rolls
• Public hearing on a Planning and Zoning Commission appeal by Jesse and Cori Crowe for Parcel #044-0-18-012.000
• Withdrawal of property assessment objection for Waverly Apartments (100 Waverly Drive)
• Withdrawal of property assessment objection for Walmart Real Estate Business Trust (460 Highway 90)

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors denied a conditional use permit for Jesse Crowe to operate a granite fabrication shop and sales office at 24358 N. Benville Road, Picayune, MS, by a 3-2 vote. The board also approved several procedural motions related to property assessment objections and set dates for the FY2022-2023 budget hearing and adoption.

• Denied conditional use permit for granite fabrication shop at 24358 N. Benville Road (3-2)
• Approved spreading certified proof of publication for 2022 property assessment rolls (unanimous)
• Approved spreading objection and withdrawal for Seahorn Investment LLC/Waverly Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved spreading objection and withdrawal for Cambridge Tax Services/Walmart Real Estate Business Trust (unanimous)
• Approved certifying order re: Real and Personal Property Assessment Rolls for August 2022 term (unanimous)
• Approved advertisement for FY2022-2023 budget hearing on Sept 6, 2022 and adoption on Sept 14, 2022 (unanimous)
• Adjourned until September 6, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a public hearing regarding an appeal by Jesse and Cori Crowe. The appeal concerns a Planning and Zoning Commission decision made on July 7, 2022, regarding Parcel #044-0-18-012.000.

• Public hearing on Planning and Zoning Commission appeal for Parcel #044-0-18-012.000

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to deny Jesse Crowe's conditional use permit for a granite fabrication shop and sales office at 24358 N. Benville Road, Picayune, MS, upholding the Planning and Zoning Commission's July 7, 2022 decision. The board also approved advertising the FY2022-2023 budget for a public hearing on September 6, 2022, and a recessed meeting to adopt the budget and set tax levies on September 14, 2022. All other motions, including spreading appeal documents on the minutes and adjourning, passed unanimously.

• Denied conditional use permit for granite fabrication shop and sales office at 24358 N. Benville Road (3-2)
• Approved spreading appeal documents and certified mail receipts on the minutes (unanimous)
• Approved advertising FY2022-2023 budget for public hearing on Sept 6, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved recessed meeting to adopt budget and set tax levies on Sept 14, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment until Sept 6, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will receive budget presentations for the 2022/2023 fiscal year from several county departments. These presentations include the Sheriff's Office, E-911/Dispatch, Road Manager, and Parks & Recreation.

• FY2022/2023 Budget presentation from Sheriff Ricky Adam
• FY2022/2023 Budget presentation from E-911/Dispatch
• FY2022/2023 Budget presentation from Road Manager Vic Johnson
• FY2022/2023 Budget presentation from Parks and Recreation Director Kevin Ladner
• FY2022/2023 Budget presentation regarding Hancock County website redesign, agenda, minutes, and live-streaming

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved several items, including changing all speed limit signs to 25 mph in White Cypress, purchasing four steel beams for $14,070, and accepting low bids for walking track projects. Budget presentations were made but no action was taken on them. The meeting was recessed and will resume on August 15, 2022.

• Approved purchase of four 50-foot steel beams from Nucor Skyline Steel for $14,070 (unanimous)
• Approved changing all speed limit signs to 25 mph in White Cypress (unanimous)
• Approved low quote for Leetown Walking Track from Gibson Maintenance, LLC for $13,419.69 (unanimous)
• Approved low quote for Necaise Walking Track from Gibson Maintenance, LLC for $19,404.15 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda amendments to add steel beam purchase and speed limit discussion (unanimous)
• Approved excusing District 4 Supervisor from remainder of meeting (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Board will discuss the proposed HCUA Water & Wastewater Budget for 2022-2023 and review current finances. Members will also consider payments for the WRWWTF Outfall and Atlantic Street Sewer projects.

• Payment of $6,696.25 and $2,755.00 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander for WRWWTF Outfall Project
• Payment of $20,500.00 to Chiniche Engineering & Surveying for Atlantic Street Sewer Project
• Recommendation for grinder pump bids for the Atlantic Street Sewer Project
• Designation of David C. Pitalo as Acting Agent for the HCUA Solar Energy Service Program
• Reimbursement request by PWSD for Step Tank Install in the amount of $4,550.00

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review several Port and Harbor Commission resolutions, including a large construction contract and a ground lease. The meeting also includes a budget presentation and various personnel changes across county departments.

• Contract for PB2102 Public Dock Mooring Dolphins and Dredging to J.E. Borries, Inc. for $881,949.00
• Ground Lease Agreement for 18 acres with Lake LaCroix RV Park at $4,500 annually
• FAA AIP Grant Agreement #3-28-0005-040-2022 for $300,000 for aircraft packaging hangar land acquisition
• Docket of claims for August 1, 2022 in the amount of $2,596,069.83
• Contract for redistricting between the Board of Supervisors and Circuit Clerk not to exceed $10,000

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a $881,949 contract for the Public Dock Mooring Dolphins and Dredging project, along with a budget amendment for an additional $291,124. The board also approved an amended redistricting map that moves the Hancock Square and Thames Avenue area, as well as the Strip Mall by Burger King, from District 4 to District 3. A ground lease agreement with Lake LaCroix RV Park for 18 acres at $4,500 annually was initially tabled but later approved with the understanding that the intended use still requires Planning and Zoning approval.

• Approved $881,949 contract for PB2102 Public Dock Mooring Dolphins and Dredging to J.E. Borries, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $2,596,069.83 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Approved amended redistricting map moving Hancock Square, Thames Avenue, and Strip Mall by Burger King to District 3 (unanimous)
• Approved 18-acre ground lease with Lake LaCroix RV Park at $4,500 annually, pending Planning and Zoning approval (unanimous)
• Approved $300,000 FAA AIP grant for Aircraft Packaging Hangar land acquisition reimbursement (unanimous)
• Approved $103,484.50 154 Alcohol FY23 Grant Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $7,507.50 402 Occupant Protection FY23 Grant Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $45,000 advance to Hancock County Solid Waste Authority (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors is reviewing several contracts, personnel changes, and departmental budget amendments. Key items include drainage projects and the procurement of hazardous waste collection services.

• Contract for RR2204 Drainage Improvements to Continental Rail for $273,025.00
• Purchase of 20 park benches for McLeod Park from Belson Outdoors for $11,069.51
• Purchase of 20 double plated bottom grills from MagCor for $7,350.00
• Installation of a transfer switch for a new generator at Crown Castle site for $4,925
• Budget amendment for poll workers mileage in the amount of $4,000.00

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a $273,025 contract for Port Bienville railroad drainage improvements, accepted a change order for the Leetown Road drainage project, and approved numerous personnel actions including hiring dispatchers, park staff, and sheriff's deputies. The board also set a public hearing for a planning and zoning appeal and took no action on the Pleasure Street Marina lease, deferring it to a future meeting.

• Approved $273,025 contract to Continental Rail for RR2204 drainage improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order No. 1 for Leetown Road drainage project, extending contract 40 days (unanimous)
• Approved hiring two full-time dispatchers at $11.50/hr (unanimous)
• Approved hiring three full-time sheriff's deputies and one correction officer (unanimous)
• Approved $686,794.13 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for Aug 15, 2022 on Jesse Crowe P&Z appeal (unanimous)
• Took no action on Pleasure Street Marina lease; future meeting to be set
• Approved $4,925 generator transfer switch installation at Crown Castle site (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The board will consider the proposed Water & Wastewater Budget for 2022-2023. Members will also review June 2022 check summaries and project payments for sewer and wastewater work.

• Payment of $9,201.25 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander, Inc. and $2,060.00 to Pittman Howdeshell, PLLC
• Payment of $4,400.00 to Compton Engineering for the Bayou LaCroix Sewer Project
• Payment of $17,457.50 to Chiniche Engineering & Surveying for the Atlantic Street Sewer Project
• Approval of June 2022 check summaries including $217,957.52 in O&M Wastewater expenses
• Proposed HCUA Water & Wastewater Budget for 2022-2023

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will consider a wide range of items, including accepting Port & Harbor Commission resolutions for contracts, a new CEO, and funding agreements. They will also vote on departmental items such as E-911 maintenance, park rate increases, and various personnel changes. The agenda includes multiple motions to approve claims, budget amendments, and grant applications.

• Approve Port & Harbor Commission resolution appointing Blaine LaFontaine as CEO/Executive Director effective Jan 1, 2023
• Approve E-911 Motorola maintenance agreement for $152,640.48
• Increase McLeod Park campground rates to $45/night waterfront, $35/night non-waterfront
• Approve docket of claims for $2,074,015.29
• Approve purchase of 190 tons of rip rap at $50.50/ton from Warren Paving

The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Option 2 (B) redistricting map for supervisor and justice court districts following the 2020 Census. They also approved matching up to $1.5 million in ARPA funds for the Hancock County Utility Authority's solar project, and approved the $2,074,015.29 docket of claims. Numerous personnel changes, contracts, and grant applications were also approved.

• Approved Option 2 (B) Redistricting Map for Board of Supervisors and Justice Court (unanimous)
• Approved matching up to $1.5M for Utility Authority Solar Project (unanimous)
• Approved docket of claims for $2,074,015.29 (unanimous)
• Approved Motorola maintenance agreement for $152,640.48 (unanimous)
• Approved CorEMR for Electronic Medical Records System (unanimous)
• Approved Port & Harbor Commission resolution accepting CEO resignation and appointing Blaine LaFontaine (unanimous)
• Approved $305,458 change order for additional dredging at Port Bienville (unanimous)
• Approved increasing McLeod Park rates to $45/night waterfront, $35/night non-waterfront (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct public hearings regarding Hancock County redistricting and the abandonment of Rhonda Lane. The meeting includes various departmental approvals for personnel, equipment purchases, and infrastructure project payments.

• Public hearings on Hancock County Redistricting and the abandonment of Rhonda Lane
• Proposed $3,000,000 application to Gulf Coast Restoration Fund for Fairgrounds Improvement Project
• Purchase of 20 desktop computers from DakTech for $18,980
• Payment of $191,149.80 for Hancock County Beach and Walking Path Repairs change order
• Purchase of steel piles for three bridge repairs from Nucor Skyline Steel LLC for $99,168.00

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a $191,149.80 change order for beach renourishment and walking path repairs due to fuel increases, and authorized a $3,000,000 application to the Gulf Coast Restoration Fund for the Fairgrounds Improvement Project. The board also approved numerous routine items including personnel changes, equipment purchases, and grant-related resolutions.

• Approved Change Order No. 3 for beach renourishment and walking path repairs, increasing cost by $191,149.80 (unanimous)
• Approved submitting $3,000,000 Gulf Coast Restoration Fund application for Fairgrounds Improvement Project (unanimous)
• Approved $18,980 purchase of 20 desktop computers from DakTech (unanimous)
• Approved $8,262.81 purchase of Caterpillar B6 Hammer from Puckett Rents (unanimous)
• Approved $11,800 purchase order to Morreale Construction LLC for Youth Court building demolition (unanimous)
• Approved $99,168 purchase of steel pile for 3 bridge repairs from Nucor Skyline Steel LLC (unanimous)
• Approved $290,957.84 docket of claims for June 20, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved $24,192 payment to poll workers for June 7 primary election (4-0, Shaw recused)

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors is meeting to review a petition regarding the abandonment of Rhonda Lane. The board will consider the petition and the associated certified proof of publication.

• Petition for abandonment of Rhonda Lane off Bayou Lacroix Road

The Board denied a petition to abandon Rhonda Lane, citing the road's role as primary access to a back parcel and potential landlocking. It also approved hiring Dennis Paul VanDyke Jr. as a seasonal worker after rescinding a prior hire. Redistricting options were discussed but no decision was made, with the record kept open for public comment.

• Denied petition to abandon Rhonda Lane (unanimous)
• Approved hiring Dennis Paul VanDyke Jr. as seasonal worker at $10.50/hr (unanimous)
• Rescinded prior motion to hire Tristan Guthrie as seasonal worker (unanimous)
• Approved spreading proof of publication for Rhonda Lane abandonment petition (4-0)
• Approved spreading proof of publication for redistricting public hearing (unanimous)
• Closed redistricting public hearing, kept record open until June 27 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting until July 5 at 9:00 AM (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a regular meeting to review departmental and elected official agendas. The session includes bid openings and reports from external entities including the Port & Harbor Commission.

• Bid openings
• Port & Harbor Commission report
• Digital Engineering report
• GRPC report
• Departmental and elected official agenda reviews

The Board of Supervisors held a public hearing on redistricting for Hancock County's five districts, considering benchmark data and two proposed options (Option 1 and Option 2) based on the 2020 Census and Voting Rights Act requirements. No action was taken on the redistricting maps during the meeting. The board approved spreading the proof of publication on the minutes and closed the hearing while keeping the record open until June 27, 2022, for additional comments. No additional documentation was submitted before the deadline, though the county attorney and circuit clerk sent correspondence that was noted but not acted upon.

• Approved spreading certified proof of publication for redistricting hearing notice (unanimous)
• No action taken on redistricting benchmark data, Option 1, or Option 2
• Approved closing public hearing, keeping record open until June 27, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved adjourning meeting until July 5, 2022 at 9:00 AM (unanimous)
• No action taken on county attorney's correspondence regarding redistricting
• No action taken on circuit clerk's correspondence regarding redistricting
• No action taken on Justice Court and Constables benchmark population summary
• No action taken on Option 1B and Option 2B redistricting maps

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will consider a wide range of routine and financial items, including approving a $2,366,631.06 docket of claims, multiple copier leases, and designating an applicant agent for FEMA disaster relief funding. The agenda also includes public hearings on homestead exemptions, Rhonda Lane abandonment, and redistricting, plus several personnel changes and equipment purchases.

• Docket of claims for June 6, 2022 in the amount of $2,366,631.06
• Purchase of firefighting equipment for $13,015.00 and six Kenwood portable radios for $15,702.00 using Insurance Rebate Funds
• Purchase of 18 Discatcher Pro baskets for $8,080.00 for McLeod Park using Tidelands funds
• Sewer force main relocation off South Railroad Avenue for $49,845.00
• Approval of multiple Canon copier leases totaling over $1,700 per month

The Board of Supervisors approved a five-year, $532,276 purchase of body and car cameras from Metrix Solutions for the Sheriff's Office, funded by Sheriff's gaming revenue. The board also approved a $345,684.50 contract with SCI, Inc. for the Kapalama Drive drainage project, contingent on contract execution and bonds. A 25-year marina lease with Pinchers, LLC at $18,000 per year was authorized after an executive session.

• Approved $532,276 body/car camera system from Metrix Solutions (unanimous)
• Awarded Kapalama Drive project to SCI, Inc. for $345,684.50 (unanimous)
• Authorized 25-year marina lease to Pinchers, LLC at $18,000/year (unanimous)
• Approved $2,366,631.06 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Approved $49,890 purchase of 2022 Ford Crew Cab for Sheriff (unanimous)
• Approved $13,015 firefighting equipment for Diamondhead Fire District (unanimous)
• Approved $15,702 for six Kenwood portable radios (unanimous)
• Approved $8,080 for 18 disc golf baskets at McLeod Park (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors is holding a public hearing to address objections regarding homestead exemption denials by the State Tax Commission. The board will consider notice of hearing letters for seven specific citizens.

• Review of homestead exemption objection letters for Jessie J. Foster, Jr., Patrick Morel, Raymond Lusich, William Speaker, Alanna K. Kelley, Carie Russo, and Ellyn Armenta

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors held a public hearing on homestead exemption objections. They approved Alanna K. Kelley's appeal, forwarding her documentation to the state, and denied the objections of six other citizens. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Alanna K. Kelley's homestead exemption appeal (unanimous)
• Denied homestead exemption objections from Jessie J. Foster Jr., Patrick Morel, Raymond Lusich, William Speaker, Carie Russo, and Ellyn Armenta (unanimous)
• Approved spreading notice of public hearing letters on the minutes (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Board will discuss the proposed Water & Wastewater Budget for 2022-2023 and review project status updates. The meeting includes approvals for May 2022 check summaries and project dockets.

• Payment of $15,223.50 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander, Inc for WRWWTF Outfall Project
• Payment of $15,781.25 to Chiniche Engineering & Surveying for Atlantic Street Sewer System Improvement Project
• Approval of May 2022 check summaries for Wastewater ($171,127.13 revenue) and Water ($27,244.04 revenue)
• Proposed 2022-2023 HCUA Water & Wastewater Budget

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Board is meeting for a workshop to discuss the HCUA budget and utility rates. The agenda also includes a proposal for the June 2, 2022, monthly board meeting.

• HCUA Budget and Rate discussions

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will consider a wide-ranging agenda including accepting the Port & Harbor Commission's $1.58 million claims docket, approving multiple personnel actions and purchases, and setting a public hearing on redistricting. The board will also vote on increasing solid waste fees from $10 to $15 per month and approving a $500,000 budget amendment for bridge construction.

• Accept Port & Harbor Commission docket of claims totaling $1,580,250.69
• Approve $49,990 purchase of 2022 Ford F-150 for Narcotics from Walt Massey Chevrolet
• Approve $42,900 low quote from Gill's Crane & Dozer for McLeod Park bulkhead
• Increase solid waste fees from $10.00 to $15.00 per month
• Set public hearing on redistricting for June 20, 2022 at 2:00 p.m.

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a $1,398,765.49 wire transfer for the Gomesa bond payment and authorized a budget amendment for it. The board also approved increasing solid waste fees from $10.00 to $15.00 per month. Additionally, the board awarded a proposal to Gouras & Associates for the Katrina CDBG application and approved a $49,990 purchase of a 2022 Ford F-150 for the Narcotics division.

• Approved $1,398,765.49 Gomesa bond wire transfer (unanimous)
• Approved solid waste fee increase from $10 to $15/month (unanimous)
• Awarded Katrina CDBG proposal to Gouras & Associates (unanimous)
• Approved $49,990 purchase of 2022 Ford F-150 for Narcotics (unanimous)
• Approved $42,900 bulkhead quote from Gill's Crane & Dozer for McLeod Park (unanimous)
• Approved $143,900 letter of recommendation to Ellis Dozer Service for bridge repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $21,680 for 8 sets of turnout gear for Diamondhead Fire Department (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000/week additional compensation for Interim County Administrator Jimmie Ladner (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Hancock County Utility Authority board will vote on awarding the Bayou LaCroix Sewer Project, approve invoices for engineering work, and surplus three broken items. They will also discuss the oxidation ditch repair plan, Senate Bill #2822, and budget and rate matters.

• Approval of recommendation of award for the Bayou LaCroix Sewer Project
• Invoice #24488 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander, Inc. for $15,223.50 (WWTF Outfall Relocation Project)
• Invoice #22-0014 to Chiniche Engineering & Surveying for $20,569.29 (Atlantic Street Sewer Collection Project)
• Surplus Airmaster fan (Asset #1211), Megger Ground Tester (#1409), Trash Pump (#1208)
• Discussion on Senate Bill #2822 and budget/rate discussions

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will hold its regular meeting on May 2, 2022, addressing a range of administrative, financial, and operational items. Key actions include voting on whether to opt out of medical cannabis activities, opening bids for bridge repairs, approving a $2.5 million claims docket, and considering various personnel and contract approvals.

• Vote on opting out of medical cannabis cultivation, processing, sale, or distribution in unincorporated areas
• Open bids for repairs to various existing Hancock County Bridges
• Approve docket of claims for May 2, 2022 in the amount of $2,535,233.96
• Approve $214,000 additional payment to Hancock County Water and Sewer District for Publicly Owned Treatment Works
• Approve purchase of 8 vehicle PCs for Sheriff's Department from Daktech for $12,792.00

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a $2,535,233.96 docket of claims, a bridge replacement contract with Chris Albritton Construction Co. Inc. (pending conditions), and a new policy requiring approval and insurance for filming on county premises. The board also approved several purchases, including a 2014 Ford F450 truck for the Road Department and a tip411 subscription for the Sheriff's Office, and took action on personnel changes and park closures.

• Approved $2,535,233.96 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Approved bridge replacement contract with Chris Albritton Construction Co. Inc. (pending insurance, bonds, and State Aid approval)
• Approved new policy requiring approval and insurance for filming on county premises (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2014 Ford F450 XL Flatbed Truck up to $36,000 for Road Department (unanimous)
• Approved $9,000 sole-source purchase of tip411 Pro subscription for Sheriff's Office (unanimous)
• Approved $178,610 transfer from General Fund to Multipurpose Arena Fund (unanimous)
• Approved closing Lakeshore and Pearlington playgrounds to remove unsafe equipment (unanimous)
• Approved rescinding offer to renew USFA agreement for Sports Complex use (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Hancock County Utility Authority is holding a recess meeting to discuss the HCUA budget and rates, as listed under the Executive Director's report. The agenda also includes a proposed monthly board meeting for May 5, 2022, and standard procedural items like call to order, pledge, and public comments. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• HCUA Budget and Rate discussions
• Proposed Monthly Board Meeting on May 5, 2022
• Request to Address the Board

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will open sealed bids for the Kiln-Delisle Bridge replacement and consider approving a $225,757 lease option with the U.S. government for office space at Stennis Airport. The agenda also includes routine approvals of claims, personnel changes, and several contract and grant items.

• Open bids for Kiln-Delisle Bridge replacement and approaches
• Approve $225,757 lease option with U.S. for office space at 7225 Stennis Airport Drive
• Approve $49,472.38 sole source roof repair at Jail from The Garland Company
• Approve $497,144 letter of recommendation for Hurricane Zeta Clermont Harbor Pier Repairs
• Approve $25,042.40 FEMA COVID obligation for PPE

The Board of Supervisors opened and took under advisement bids for the Kiln-Delisle Bridge replacement project, with Chris Albritton Construction as the apparent low bidder at $2,637,023.99. The board also approved a $49,472.38 sole-source purchase for jail roof repairs, a $225,757 lease option for Stennis Airport office space, and several other routine items.

• Opened and took under advisement Kiln-Delisle Bridge bids; low bid $2,637,023.99 from Chris Albritton Construction (unanimous)
• Approved $49,472.38 sole-source jail roof repair materials from The Garland Company, Inc. (unanimous)
• Authorized $225,757 first-year lease option for US office space at 7225 Stennis Airport Drive (unanimous)
• Approved $117,037.78 docket of claims for April 18, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved hiring Tempest Martin as full-time dispatcher at $11.50/hour (unanimous)
• Approved $497,144 Letter of Recommendation to DNA Underground for Hurricane Zeta Clermont Harbor Pier Repairs (unanimous)
• Approved AT&T right-of-way request for fiber optic cable under Texas Flat, Napoleon-Westonia, and Logtown Roads (unanimous)
• Approved petition to abandon Rhonda Lane, set public hearing for June 20, 2022 (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Hancock County Utility Authority board will hold its monthly meeting, covering routine approvals of minutes and check summaries, as well as project payments and discussions on capital repairs, insurance financing, and budget amendments. The agenda includes both administrative items and substantive financial decisions.

• Approval of March 2022 check summaries: O&M Wastewater expenses $387,042.73, O&M Water expenses $14,985.86
• Authorization to pay RFCs for Bayou LaCroix Wastewater Systems Upgrade: Gouras and Associates $7,500, Butler Snow $50,000
• Authorization to pay RFCs for WRWWTF Outfall Project: Brown, Mitchell & Alexander $20,515.75, Pittman Howdeshell $2,800, Brown, Mitchell & Alexander $17,776.50
• Motion to approve engagement letter for Butler Snow for Atlantic Street Sewer Project and pay Chiniche Engineering $14,270
• Discussion on financing HCUA Commercial/Inland Marine Insurance policy with BXS Insurance for $213,795.75

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will vote on a $2.59 million docket of claims, accept bids for bridge projects, and consider a $1.795 million decrease in the beach repair contract. They will also hear an update from Ochsner Medical Center and discuss bond analysis from the Bay-Waveland School District election.

• Approve docket of claims for $2,594,821.41
• Authorize advertising for bids on Kapalama Drive at Vic Fayye Road project
• Approve Change Order No. 1 for beach renourishment, decreasing contract by $1,795,000
• Approve $50,000 Tire Assistance Grant Agreement with MS DEQ
• Approve $206,182.24 FEMA disaster recovery worksheet for Hurricane Ida debris

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved moving forward with the entire Phase 1 of the Hancock County Arena Project, approximately $4 million, and authorized the County Administrator and County Attorney to use funds from the Hancock County Trinity Account for payment. The board also approved a $2.59 million docket of claims, various personnel changes, and several contracts and grants.

• Approved Phase 1 of Arena Project (~$4M) funded from Trinity Account (unanimous)
• Approved $2,594,821.41 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Approved $1,795,000 decrease Change Order for Beach Renourishment Project (unanimous)
• Approved $4,440 increase Change Order for Arena Phase II (unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 DEQ Tire Assistance Grant Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $206,182.24 FEMA Hurricane Ida Beach ROW Debris PW (unanimous)
• Approved $30,000 MOHS FY20 Cyber Security Grant (unanimous)
• Approved $16,200 asphalt crack sealant purchase from CRAFCO Inc. (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will consider several action items at this recessed meeting, including awarding contracts for road paving and pier repairs, approving a special election agreement, and accepting updated employee insurance premiums. The board will also hear departmental and elected official reports and take public comments.

• Award Project 2.03, Leetown Road to Jack Ferrill's Heavy Equipment
• Approve letter of recommendation for Hurricane Zeta Clermont Harbor Pier Repairs to DNA Underground, LLC
• Approve Port & Harbor request for paving and ditching on Stennis Airport Access Road ($9,120 total)
• Spread on Minutes the Agreement to Conduct a Special Election for Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District
• Approve updated Health and other employee insurance renewal premiums presented by HUB International

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will open sealed bids for the Leetown Road Drainage Project and Hurricane Zeta Clermont Harbor Pier Repairs, and will consider a $376,818.75 grant for drainage improvements. They will also vote on hiring new dispatchers and deputies, approving a $49,985 truck purchase, and several other routine items.

• Open bids for Leetown Road drainage project and Hurricane Zeta Clermont Harbor pier repairs
• Approve USDA grant of $376,818.75 for drainage at Rotten Bayou, Lawrence Ladner, and Road 374
• Approve purchase of 2022 GMC Sierra 1500 for Sheriff's Department for $49,985
• Hire three full-time dispatchers at $11.50-$14.50/hour
• Approve docket of claims for $256,198.92

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will vote on a $2,767,198.47 docket of claims, approve several personnel actions, and hear presentations, including from the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality on the Stanislaus Outfall Proposal. The board will also consider fee waivers for community events and approve various contracts and reimbursements.

• Approve docket of claims for March 7, 2022 in the amount of $2,767,198.47
• Presentation from MDEQ Director Chris Wells regarding the Stanislaus Outfall Proposal, with public comments
• Approve $14,954.60 service agreement with Accurate Controls, Inc. for Sheriff's Office security systems
• Approve hiring five full-time dispatchers at $11.50/hour and other personnel changes
• Discuss fee waivers for Washington Street Pavilion, Lakeshore Community Center, and PRCC Academy project

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a $2,767,198.47 docket of claims, hired five new full-time E-911 dispatchers, and increased jury pay to $35 per day. The board also approved a $14,954.60 service agreement for the Sheriff's Office security systems and tabled a letter of recommendation for Bayou Caddy Marina electrical repairs.

• Approved $2,767,198.47 docket of claims (unanimous)
• Approved hiring 5 full-time E-911 dispatchers at $11.50/hr (unanimous)
• Approved increasing jury pay to $35/day effective April 1, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved $14,954.60 service agreement with Accurate Controls for Sheriff's Office (unanimous)
• Tabled letter of recommendation for Bayou Caddy Marina electrical repairs (unanimous)
• Approved hiring 5 full-time E-911 dispatchers at $11.50/hr (unanimous)
• Approved $6,552.48 payment to KS StateBank for Bayside Fire SCBA equipment (unanimous)
• Approved $321,159.67 GOMESA bond request for reimbursement (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Hancock County Utility Authority board will hold its monthly meeting, primarily approving routine items: February minutes, check summaries, and a project docket. They will also authorize payments for engineering services on several wastewater projects. A representative from BXS Insurance will discuss the utility's inland marine policy for 2022-2023.

• Approval of February 2022 check summaries: wastewater O&M expenses $154,455.55, water O&M expenses $9,851.14
• Payment of $7,799.50 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander for Western Regional Outfall Project engineering
• Payment of $7,500.00 to Gouras and Associates for Bayou LaCroix Wastewater Systems Upgrade
• Payment of $3,177.50 and $3,037.50 to Chiniche Engineering & Surveying for Atlantic Street Sewer Collection Project
• Discussion of HCUA Inland Marine Policy for 2022-2023 by Frank Bordeaux of BXS Insurance

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will open sealed bids for the Bayou Caddy Marina Electrical Repairs project and receive a presentation on the county's FY2020 audit. The board will also consider a docket of claims totaling over $1 million, several equipment purchases, and various personnel actions.

• Open bids for Bayou Caddy Marina Electrical Repairs
• Approve docket of claims for February 22, 2022 in the amount of $1,095,812.37
• Purchase 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LTD for $44,000.00
• Approve purchase of security camera systems for $20,135.76
• Approve generator maintenance contract for $4,970

The Board approved a resolution authorizing the County Attorney to negotiate a lease for the Hancock County Pleasure Street Marina to Kendell Marquar or Pinchers at fair market value, with the requirement that the boat launch remain public. The Board also approved a $1,095,812.37 docket of claims and numerous other purchases and personnel actions. The meeting included presentations on the FY2020 audit and benefits pre-renewal, with no action taken on either.

• Approved resolution authorizing County Attorney to negotiate a lease for Pleasure Street Marina to Kendell Marquar or Pinchers, keeping the boat launch public.
• Approved the docket of claims for February 22, 2022, in the amount of $1,095,812.37.
• Approved a $32,265.00 purchase from Power Systems of Mississippi for a generator, finding it the best bid despite not being the lowest.
• Approved a $718,044.30 award to David Rush Construction for Hurricane Zeta Washington Street Pier Repairs, contingent on bonds and insurance.
• Approved the purchase of a 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LTD for $44,000.00 from Massey Automotive Group.
• Approved the termination of Olivia Earlywine, effective February 16, 2022.
• Approved the reappointment of Bob Armstrong to the E-911 Commission for a four-year term.
• Approved the dedication of land for a private cemetery at 7671 Kiln-Picayune Road, Kiln, MS, contingent on county attorney review and Planning and Zoning approval.

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Hancock County Utility Authority board will meet to elect a chairman, approve minutes and check summaries, and consider several action items. Key decisions include authorizing a $2,721,150 grant anticipation note for the Atlantic Street Sewer Collection Project, approving an engineering contract with Chiniche Engineering, and paying $3,502 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander for the Western Regional Outfall Project. The board will also discuss a potential rebid of the Bayou LaCroix Sewer Upgrade Project and receive updates on FEMA repairs and project statuses.

• Resolution to sell and award a grant anticipation note (non-revolving line of credit), Series 2021, principal amount not to exceed $2,721,150 for Atlantic Street project
• Motion to approve engineering contract with Chiniche Engineering for Atlantic Street Sewer Collection Project
• Authorization to pay $3,502 to Brown, Mitchell & Alexander for engineering services on Western Regional Outfall Project
• Discussion and potential rebid of Bayou LaCroix Sewer Upgrade Project
• Approval of January 2022 check summaries: O&M Wastewater expenses $108,743.91, O&M Water expenses $9,303.14

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will open bids for the Hurricane Zeta Washington Street Pier Repairs project and consider a $153,311 contract for Bayside Park Drainage design. They will also vote on several personnel hires, equipment purchases, and budget amendments, including a $3.7 million claims docket.

• Open bids for Hurricane Zeta Washington Street Pier Repairs
• Approve $153,311 contract for Bayside Park Drainage design
• Purchase 20 APX 900 portable radios for $39,562.20
• Approve $3,713,191.52 docket of claims
• Authorize Bay-Waveland School District bond election

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to consider several administrative items, including approving a payment of $16,558.17 to Waltzer Wiygul & Garside for legal fees related to the Bonnet Carre Spillway, funded from the county gaming fund. They will also vote to spread the annual road condition report for 2021 and ratify the Four Year Road Plan for Maintenance of County Roads through 2023. The agenda includes routine items such as accepting the agenda, announcements about upcoming bid openings for the Hurricane Zeta Washington Street Pier Repairs and Leetown Road Drainage projects, and various departmental and elected official reports.

• Approve $16,558.17 payment to Waltzer Wiygul & Garside for Bonnet Carre Spillway legal fees, funded from gaming fund
• Spread annual road condition report for 2021 and ratify Four Year Road Plan through 2023
• Sealed bids due Feb 7 for Hurricane Zeta Washington Street Pier Repairs
• Sealed bids due Mar 21 for Leetown Road Drainage Project
• Next regular meeting scheduled for Feb 7, 2022 at 9:00 a.m.

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $16,558.17 payment to Waltzer Wiygul & Garside for attorneys' fees related to the Bonnet Carre Spillway, funded from the county gaming fund. They also approved spreading the 2021 annual road condition report and ratified the Four Year Road Plan for Maintenance of County Roads through 2023. The board noted Texas Flat Road needs immediate emergency attention and will be referred to MDOT and GRPC.

• Approved $16,558.17 payment to Waltzer Wiygul & Garside for Bonnet Carre Spillway legal fees (unanimous)
• Approved spreading 2021 annual road condition report and ratified Four Year Road Plan through 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved spreading Special Meeting Notice (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will open sealed bids for beach and arena repair projects, consider a port commission lease agreement, and vote on numerous personnel and administrative items. The agenda includes routine approvals such as payroll, claims, and reports, alongside specific actions like a land lease and personnel changes.

• Open bids for Renourishment and Repairs of Hancock County Beach and Walking Path and Repairs to Hancock County Arena Phase II
• Approve Port & Harbor Commission lease with Cure Land Company, LLC for 18+ acres on Bayou LaCroix Road at $4,500/year for 5 years
• Approve $153,512.24 docket of claims for January 18, 2022
• Approve Sheriff's Office pay scale changes: Patrol Lieutenants $20/hr, Sergeants $18.50/hr, Deputies $17.50/hr
• Move Waveland East Voting Precinct from Ground Zero Museum to Waveland Library on Coleman Avenue

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors approved a series of personnel actions, including pay scale increases for Sheriff's Office positions, new hires, and transfers. The board also approved the docket of claims for $153,512.24, accepted bids for the Arena Phase II and Beach Renourishment projects, and authorized a lease agreement with Cure Land Company.

• Approved Sheriff's Office pay scale increases for Patrol Lieutenants ($20.00/hr), Sergeants ($18.50/hr), and Deputies ($17.50/hr) (unanimous)
• Approved docket of claims for January 18, 2022 in the amount of $153,512.24 (unanimous)
• Opened and took under advisement bids for Repairs to Hancock County Arena Phase II (unanimous)
• Opened and took under advisement bids for Renourishment and Repairs of Hancock County Beach and Walking Path (unanimous)
• Approved Port & Harbor Commission lease agreement with Cure Land Company, LLC for 18+/- acres at $4,500 annually for 5 years (unanimous)
• Approved hiring Dana Kluczkowski as full-time dispatcher at $11.50/hr (unanimous)
• Approved VMware software maintenance renewal for Sheriff's Office at $6,911.00 from iT1 (unanimous)
• Approved E911 petition to change private road name to Pecan Park Drive, then rescinded the motion (unanimous)

Hancock County Utility Authority

The Hancock County Utility Authority board will hold its monthly meeting, including electing a chairman and vice-chairman, approving minutes and check summaries, and considering a resolution to proceed with a bond sale. They will also discuss authorizing the City of Bay St. Louis to install a fluoridation injection system at the Washington Street Master Meter, and receive updates on projects and repairs.

• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
• Approval of December 2021 check summaries: O&M Wastewater expenses $200,951.68, revenues $230,097.28; O&M Water expenses $11,912.96, revenues $22,821.44
• Discussion/authorization for City of Bay St. Louis to install fluoridation injection system at Washington Street Master Meter with MOU
• Resolution to direct sale and publication of notice of sale for Grant Anticipation Note
• Update on Atlantic Street Sewer Collection Project score sheets and Clarifier #3 repairs

Board of Supervisors

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors will hold its first 2022 meeting to appoint a president and vice president, re-appoint the county administrator, attorney, road manager, engineer, comptroller, EMA director, and all current employees. They will also open sealed bids for repairs to the Hancock County Arena Phase II, approve a $2,049,764.19 claims docket, and consider several personnel changes and budget amendments.

• Open sealed bids for Repairs to Hancock County Arena Phase II
• Approve claims docket of $2,049,764.19
• Re-appoint Eddie Favre as County Administrator, Gary Yarborough as Board Attorney, Vic Johnson as Road Manager, Geoff Clemens as County Engineer, Nancy Kelly as Comptroller, Brian Adam as EMA Director
• Approve $100,000 transfer from General Fund to Multipurpose Arena Fund
• Approve payment of $166,535.46 to Ellis Dozer Service LLC for Crane Creek Bridge Replacement

The Hancock County Board of Supervisors held its first meeting of 2022, unanimously appointing Scotty Adam as Board President and Kodie Koenenn as Vice-President. The board also re-appointed the County Administrator, Attorney, Road Manager, Engineer, Comptroller, and all current county employees for 2022, and approved a $2,049,764.19 docket of claims. Several items were discussed but no action was taken, including a presentation on remote food pantries and a proposed fire protection agreement with Diamondhead.

• Appointed Scotty Adam as Board President for 2022 (unanimous)
• Appointed Kodie Koenenn as Vice-President for 2022 (unanimous)
• Re-appointed Eddie Favre as County Administrator, Gary Yarborough as Board Attorney, Vic Johnson as Road Manager, Geoff Clemens as County Engineer, and Nancy Kelly as Comptroller for 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved $2,049,764.19 docket of claims for January 3, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000 interfund transfer to Multipurpose Arena Fund (unanimous)
• Approved FY22 Emergency Management Performance Grant Application (unanimous)
• Approved naming Harbor Drive boat launch 'The Stanley L. Denton Boat Launch and Nature Walk' (unanimous)
• Approved payment of $166,535.46 to Ellis Dozer Service LLC for Crane Creek Bridge project (unanimous)