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Votes at a glance: San Juan County commission actions taken
Summary
A roundup of actions the commission approved during the meeting, including an investment-policy update, multiple consent-agenda items, a proclamation, and procedural motions.
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Below are the formal items the San Juan County Board of Commissioners approved during the meeting.
Investment policy (Board of Finance): County staff member Miss Talby presented minor updates to the county’s investment policy and asked the commission to approve resolution number 242565 (as referenced during the presentation). Actions recorded: the board moved into a board-of-finance session to consider the investment policy, approved resolution number 242565, then exited the board of finance (procedural votes recorded by voice as “Aye”).
Consent agenda (four items): The commission approved four consent-agenda items by motion: 1) FY25 budget adjustment number 12 (resolution number referenced as 242568), 2) award of proposal 24 25 12 for comprehensive detainee medical/mental-health/pharmaceutical care to Wellpath (Nashville, TN) and Diamond Pharmacy (Indiana, PA), 3) award of bid 24 25 17 for a price agreement to purchase bulk galvanized corrugated metal pipe to Intermountain Processing and Fabrication Inc. (Farmington, NM), and 4) adoption of the required Community Development Block Grant annual certification (resolution number referenced as 242569). The chair called for a single motion to approve the four items; the motion passed by voice vote.
Proclamation: The board approved resolution number 242567 proclaiming April as National County Government Month and discussed planned county events including a government day with about 300 high school students and an employee service awards luncheon.
Procedural and executive-session motions: The commission moved into a closed executive session to discuss the disposal of real property under Section 10-15-1(H)(8) — leasing of the San Juan County Industrial Park — by motion. The motion to go into closed session passed and the board later reconvened to open session, announcing that the matters discussed were limited to those specified in the motion for closure; no public action was reported following the closed session during the meeting.
Many of the consent and resolution numbers were read from the agenda packet and confirmed aloud; where numbers were read differently in the course of the meeting the packet copy is the authoritative source.

