The Clark County Agricultural Advisory Commission convened on August 27, 2025, to discuss key leadership roles and the structure of the commission. A significant topic of the meeting was the nomination and voting process for co-chairs, highlighting the collaborative nature of the commission's work.

During the meeting, members expressed strong support for the idea of having two co-chairs, Moe McKenna and Joe Zimmerman, citing their complementary strengths as farmers and their ability to share responsibilities effectively. The discussion emphasized the potential benefits of co-leadership, particularly in accommodating the busy schedules of both individuals. Members noted that alternating meeting facilitation could enhance the commission's operations while allowing for a more inclusive approach to leadership.

Despite some concerns about the complexity of having co-chairs, the majority of members agreed that this structure could work well given the advisory nature of the commission. The group ultimately voted to remove individual nominations and proceed with a dual ticket for Moe and Joe as co-chairs, which was met with unanimous approval.

The meeting concluded with a roll call vote confirming Moe and Joe as co-chairs, marking a new chapter for the commission as it seeks to represent diverse agricultural interests in Clark County. This decision reflects a commitment to collaboration and shared leadership, setting a positive precedent for future operations.