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Votes at a glance: Hampshire County Commission approves minutes, tax exonerations, proclamation, easement and routine actions
Summary
At its April 22 meeting the Hampshire County Commission approved the amended minutes, three tax exonerations, a proclamation recognizing the National Day of Prayer, a deed of easement/right-of-way to Central Hampshire Public Service District, probate orders, and invoices; the commission adjourned later in the meeting.
The Hampshire County Commission unanimously approved a set of routine actions at its April 22 meeting in Romney.
Minutes: The commission approved the minutes from its previous meeting as corrected (the clerk updated wording related to “bylaws”). President Eglanger called for a motion; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Tax exonerations: The commission approved three tax exonerations presented by the assessor; a motion to approve carried by voice vote.
Proclamation: Sherry Unger of the Romney Christian Ministerial Association presented a proclamation recognizing the National Day of Prayer on May 1, 2025. The commission moved, seconded and approved signing the proclamation.
Right-of-way / deed of easement: The commission voted to grant a deed of easement and right of way to Central Hampshire Public Service District to allow relocation of a water line behind the EMS building. A motion to grant the easement was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Probate orders and fiduciary matters: The commission approved probate orders, fiduciary appointments, qualifications and bonds presented since the last meeting.
Invoices and adjournment: Commissioners approved invoices submitted since the last meeting and then voted to adjourn. All motions recorded on April 22 were approved by voice vote during the meeting; the transcript records voice “aye” responses but does not contain a roll-call tally with named votes.
No contested or failed motions were recorded in the April 22 meeting minutes presented at this session.
