The Vigo County Council took the following votes at its Dec. 10 meeting. Roll-call tallies listed reflect the meeting record.

- Interlocal agreement on seized asset administration: Motion to adopt the interlocal agreement passed 7-0 (roll call: Gentry/Alsop/Wilson/Ellis/Wager/Anderson/Thompson). The agreement documents administration of civil-forfeiture proceeds after a state-audit recommendation.

- Highway department 2026 salary amendment: Motion to amend the highway salary ordinance for a 3% increase (funded from highway-specific funds) passed 7-0.

- Budget committee meeting scheduling: Motion to schedule a budget committee meeting and a full-council meeting before year end to revisit elected-official compensation and other budget items passed 7-0.

- Mental health treatment court opioid-settlement funding request ($169,522): Motion to table the request pending accounting for restricted vs. unrestricted opioid funds and program details passed 7-0.

- Veteran service officer staffing request (part-time vs full-time clarification): Motion to table until budget committee reviews passed 7-0.

- Merit officers shift-differential correction (one additional evening stipend of $750/year): Approved 7-0.

- Reallocation: Building maintenance—transfer $5,399 from janitorial supplies to new equipment (floor scrubber): approved 7-0.

- Reallocation and additional appropriations: Group homes nonreverting appropriation (~$43,100) and related line-item reallocations: approved 7-0.

- Courts reallocation (work-release supplement and physician fees): approved 7-0.

- Adult probation additional appropriation ($14,270 from probation supplemental fund): approved 7-0.

- Coroner/autopsy additional appropriation: Council reallocated existing appropriation and amended an additional appropriation, approving a final amended autopsy appropriation of $41,833; vote passed 7-0.

- Health-insurance additional appropriation (county health benefits shortfall): Council approved an additional appropriation of $1,300,000 from county general for health-insurance costs, 7-0.

How to read this list: Items that required advertising or statutory steps (for example, elected-official salary ordinance changes) were discussed but postponed for properly advertised consideration. Where funding was requested from non-general/nonreverting funds, council confirmed the source before approving appropriations.

Votes recorded in this meeting were primarily unanimous on procedural and fiscal items; where debate was substantive, the council asked for more documentation before taking final action.