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At a glance: Wichita County Commissioners Court votes, March 18, 2025
Summary
The commissioners approved the consent agenda and several routine items, ratified minutes, authorized a Motorola license payment and approved a $1,550 fixture addition for the 30th District Court project; all recorded votes were unanimous.
The Wichita County Commissioners Court recorded the following formal actions on March 18, 2025. All measures listed below passed by voice vote and were recorded as 5‑0 unless otherwise noted.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda (6 items): motion to approve carried 5‑0. Motion made by Commissioner Fincannon and seconded by Commissioner Beecham.
- Item 1 — Approve regular bills for payment and direct the county treasurer to disperse payroll and bills within 72 hours: motion approved 5‑0.
- Item 2 — Approve and ratify minutes of the March 11, 2025 regular session: motion approved 5‑0.
- Item 4 — Approve payment to Motorola Solutions for body‑worn and in‑car video annual license renewal in the amount of $15,990 to be paid from department 560: motion approved 5‑0. The sheriff’s office told the court the county will still need licensing this year to access and review video evidence and expects reduced license needs after the planned move to Axon.
- Item 5 — Approve proposal request No. 23 for the 30th District Court project to add two accent lights with dimmers at an additional cost of $1,550 to be paid from project contingency/permanent improvement lines: motion approved 5‑0. County staff said the cost will be covered by project allowances and not require new permanent improvement funds.
Procedural notes: motions were made and seconded as recorded in the clerk’s minutes; each voice vote produced the recorded tally "Motion carries 5 0." No roll‑call ballots with individual yes/no statements were entered into the record for these items.
No item in the consent or general business agenda was tabled or failed at the March 18 meeting.
