On Monday, November 20, the Winston County supervisors met to finish up any business for the month. Part of this included approving of the joint resolution that would enable the county tax assessor to collect ad valorem taxes for both Noxapater and the city of Louisville as well as the county.
The 2023 holiday season will see the courthouse closed on Christmas day and New Year’s day. Garbage collection for Thanksgiving week will see no changes, but, during the Christmas holidays, garbage pickups will be one day later than normal. For instance, a Monday pickup would not take place until Tuesday (December 26); normal Tuesday pickup will take place on Wednesday, December 27).
The county is still under the burn ban passed at the previous bi-monthly supervisors’ meeting.
In other business, the Winston County Board of Supervisors:
•Acknowledged the receipt of Grand Jury report
•Acknowledged the receipt of the distribution of tax collector’s funds at September 30, 2023
•Approved Luke Parkes, president of the supervisors, to sign the joint resolution in respect to ad valorem taxes
•Authorized the advertisement for bids for the county depository; this includes determining the length of contract
• Approved the cash in bank report ending October 31, 2023
• Approved the claims docket
• Approve the minutes of the November 6, 2023 board meeting
• Adjourned the meeting until Monday, December 4, 2023
Documents from past supervisor’s meetings can be found online at http://www.winstonms.com/.
