Meeting Monday, Warren County supervisors:

• Approved paying $1,350 to R&R Security for services rendered March 14-17 while an inmate received medical care at River Region Medical Center.

• Approved a $69,439.32 maintenance agreement with Motorola for county-owned radio and emergency dispatch equipment, up 4.2 percent from the last agreement.

• Approved a $100 ad in the souvenir booklet published by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority for the 10th annual Jabberwock Pageant.

• Approved a $300 ad in the Mississippi Association of Supervisors magazine.

• Tabled an application by International Paper to amend the county’s solid waste management ordinance pending a legal agreement and public hearing. IP is asking to store by-products of its paper-making processes on a 380-acre site across Mississippi 3 from the mill.

• Tabled an application from Gulf South Pipeline involving tests planned to parts of the 270-mile East Texas to Mississippi Expansion natural gas transmission pipeline, completed in 2007. Tests will involve boring small holes at 3-foot intervals under parts of county-maintained roadways crossed by the 242-mile pipeline. The company has put up a $100,000 bond to cover damages, Board President Richard George said.