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Votes at a glance: council approves minutes, multiple budget resolutions and routine actions

2490821 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

At the Feb. meeting council approved minutes, accepted several budget amendment resolutions and passed routine consent-and-final-reading items; roll calls were recorded and most measures passed unanimously.

The Butte-Silver Bow Council of Commissioners recorded several formal actions and final readings at the meeting. Highlights and vote outcomes follow:

- Approval of minutes (02/05/2025 regular meeting): motion passed, clerk recorded 10 yeas, 0 nay.

- Resolution 2025-01 (amend FY budget to appropriate unanticipated donation revenue from the Steven Tozemich Estate for animal shelter remodel): placed on final reading and passed (clerk recorded 10 yeas, 0 nay).

- Resolution 2025-02 (budget amendment appropriating unanticipated revenue from Montana family planning): placed on final reading and passed (10-0).

- Resolution 2025-03 (another family-planning related budget amendment): placed on final reading and passed (10-0).

- Resolution 2025-04 (budget amendment captioned for appropriating unanticipated revenue): placed on final reading and passed (10-0).

- Resolution 2025-07 (accept award of $5,000 for Butte-Silver Bow Veterans Treatment Court and $5,000 for DUI Court from the state Office of Court Administrator): placed on final reading and passed (10-0).

- Resolution 2025-08 (amending budget to accept National Park Service Paul Braun Grant funds into Community Development fund): placed on final reading as amended and passed (10-0).

Most consent-agenda communications were also approved or placed on file in grouped votes. Where roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript the clerk logged unanimous votes (10 yeas, 0 nay) for these final-reading items.