The Guthrie County Supervisors met Tuesday. 

The Board approved the Information Technology shelter rack layout for the law enforcement center project and to work with Van Maanan Electric on the project. 

The Board also approved two payroll change notices with the Secondary Roads Department for Shania Powell and Ginnie Herron and ending the county’s COVID-19 policy effective April 1st which will make county employees take sick leave if they contract the virus. 

The Board heard from the Conservation Department about the possibility of raising the camping fees at the Guthrie County camp sites in 2023 and  County Engineer Josh Sebern discussed with the Supervisors about searching for federal grants for the fixtures to White Pole Road.