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Spokane County commissioners appoint Mike Volz to fill treasurer vacancy

2220835 · February 3, 2025
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Summary

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to appoint Mike Volz to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of the county treasurer; commissioners praised the three finalists submitted by the Republican Party and said they will complete formalities to swear in the appointee.

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners appointed Mike Volz to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of the Spokane County treasurer, voting unanimously at the meeting. The board said it will complete a formal resolution signing and a swearing-in to finalize the appointment.

The appointment followed consideration of three finalists submitted by the Republican Party. Commissioners repeatedly praised the candidates’ records during a brief discussion before the motion to appoint. Commissioner Mildred said, “I just am grateful to have all of you in our community,” and thanked the finalists for their military service. Commissioner Jordan said it was “great to hear from all of you today” and praised the candidates as “service oriented people.” Commissioner French apologized for missing part of the screening process because she had to testify at a senate hearing and said she appreciated the candidates’ service and resumes. Another commissioner thanked the Republican County Party for delivering “3 outstanding candidates.”

A motion to appoint Mike Volz to the office of Spokane County treasurer was made and seconded. The board chair called for a vote; commissioners responded in the affirmative and the chair announced, “Motion carries unanimously.” The chair then said the board would complete the formality of signing the resolution and swearing in the appointee.

No statutes, ordinances or other legal authorities were cited during the discussion in the portion of the meeting recorded in the transcript. The board’s discussion was limited to praise of the finalists, brief apologies for absences during screening, and the vote to appoint Volz.