The Board of Ada County Commissioners convened for an open business meeting on September 23, 2025, at 9:00 AM, with Commissioners Daley and the chair present, while Commissioner Davidson was absent. The meeting began with a roll call of attendees from various departments, including the treasurer's office and paramedics.

The first item on the agenda involved a motion to remove item 7a from consideration, which was approved unanimously. Following this, the board addressed the reappointment of two individuals: Chuck Mer Trees to the Parks and Open Space Trails Advisory Board and Stephen O'Meara as chairperson of the Emergency Communication Planning Committee. Both reappointments were approved without discussion.

Next, the board moved to unfinished business, where they discussed RFP 25073 regarding the Ada County armored car services project. The evaluation team requested to retable the final rankings and award recommendation to the next open business meeting on September 30, 2025. This motion was also approved.

The meeting continued with the approval of an agreement between Ada County and Valley Regional Transit concerning dues and services contributions, which passed without any questions.

In new business, the board opened a public hearing on Resolution Number 3131, which proposed the conveyance of a 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe from Ada County to the Napa Police Department. The board invited questions or discussions regarding the resolution, marking a significant step in community support for local law enforcement.

Overall, the meeting progressed smoothly, with all motions passing and no significant opposition noted. The next steps include the follow-up on the armored car services project and the public hearing on the vehicle donation.