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Votes at a glance: Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, Jan. 27, 2025

2159542 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

A roundup of formal actions taken by the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners and the Board of Equalization during the Jan. 27 meeting, including approval of minutes, appointment of county depositories, receipt of a sheriff's fee report, and a certificate of correction filed by the county assessor.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners and the Lincoln County Board of Equalization recorded several procedural and administrative votes during the Jan. 27 meeting. The actions below were approved by roll call unless otherwise noted.

• Approval of minutes — The board approved minutes from the Jan. 21, 2025 meetings (Board of Commissioners and Board of Equalization).

• Claims and treasurer’s receipts — The board approved claims and the treasurer’s receipts as presented.

• Resolution No. 2025‑02, appointing county depositories — The board adopted Resolution 2025‑02, which lists the county’s financial institutions for 2025. Commissioners clarified that the list is the same as the prior year except for Pinnacle Bank, which appeared on the list last year as a potential account but had no active account established.

• Sheriff’s fee report — The board received and filed an order and fee report from the County Sheriff in the amount of $2,515.55.

• Board of Equalization: certificate of correction (assessor) — The Board of Equalization approved a certificate of correction submitted by Lincoln County Assessor Julie Stinger for a personal property return filed in 2024 for Yamaha Motor Finance Corporation (removal of disposed assets). The meeting record showed the correction was approved.

These items were noncontroversial and passed by unanimous recorded roll calls in the meeting minutes. No additional requirements or follow‑up tasks were identified for most items beyond standard administrative processing.