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Grant County magistrates approve revised FY25 flex funds and FY26 allocations for local road projects
Summary
Grant County magistrates approved two resolutions reallocating 'flex funds' for fiscal years 2025 and 2026, including a change to a milepost on Napoleon Zion Station and the addition of Kendall Road; both measures passed by unanimous voice/show of hands.
Grant County magistrates approved two resolutions revising flexible road funding for fiscal year 2025 and allocating flex funds for fiscal year 2026, including a split of a milepost on Napoleon Zion Station and the addition of Kendall Road.
The actions came during a brief fiscal-matters portion of the meeting where magistrates considered Resolution 2025-08 (Fiscal Year 2025 flex funds, revised) and Resolution 2025-09 (Fiscal Year 2026 flex funds). Magistrate Coldar moved to approve the FY25 revision; Magistrate Riley seconded. The motion carried by show of hands with Magistrate Humphrey, Magistrate Coldar, Magistrate Riley and Judge Shuckdills recorded as present and voting in favor.
Resolution 2025-08 reflects a single, specified change from the version the magistrates previously approved: an adjustment to the milepost for Napoleon Zion Station. The body then considered Resolution 2025-09, which divides Napoleon Zion Station’s milepost allocation across projects to allow use of those funds and adds an additional road listed during the meeting as Kendall Road (a suggestion that the road had previously been cited as “Bakers Williams Road” was corrected to Kendall during discussion). Magistrate Coldar moved approval of Resolution 2025-09; Magistrate Riley seconded. The motion carried by show of hands with the same members recorded as voting in favor.
During the discussion magistrates noted assistance from transportation staff in implementing the changes. The meeting transcript identifies Kelly Johnson as the transportation staff member who helped coordinate the adjustments with the county’s transportation process. No dollar amounts, project timelines, or detailed milepost references beyond the split of Napoleon Zion Station were provided in the record.
The magistrates also scheduled a special meeting for Oct. 3, 2025, at 11 a.m. in the courtroom to follow up on county business. No further substantive fiscal items were recorded in the provided transcript.
