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Votes at a glance: approval of minutes, previously signed documents, nursing-home countertop contract and trust‑fund donations

2083439 · January 7, 2025
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Summary

At the Belknap County Commissioners meeting commissioners approved routine items including minutes and previously signed documents, accepted a contract recommendation for nursing-home countertops and approved three donations to a county trust fund.

Belknap County Commissioners took several routine motions and approved them by voice vote during the meeting.

Approval of prior minutes and previously signed documents: Commissioners approved the previous meeting’s minutes and a set of previously signed documents by voice vote. The transcript records the motions, seconding and “Aye” voice votes; no roll-call tallies were recorded.

Nursing-home cabinets and countertops: County staff said an RFP produced two bids for cabinets and countertops — from WS Denison Cabinets and Triple Construction — and recommended WS Denison based on prior work at the county courthouse and positive experience working around residents. A commissioner moved to accept the staff recommendation and the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff said the work will cover two nurses’ station countertops, kitchenettes on each unit and one countertop in the rehab gym. Funding for that work was described in the meeting as coming from ARPA funds; staff referenced an amount “up to $70,000” and indicated the county had sufficient funds available, but the transcript contains some unclear phrasing about the exact funding line.

Donations to the county trust fund: Commissioners accepted three donations to the county trust fund: $1,000 from Charles Cunningham (in memory of Harriet Cunningham), $25 from the donor recorded in the transcript as “5 year Baker” (in memory of Harriet Cunningham), and $100 from Barbara Boyd (in memory of Harriet Cunningham). The motion to accept the donations was approved by voice vote.

The meeting did not record roll-call vote tallies for these motions; all were approved by voice vote. Several commissioners and staff participated in the discussions, and staff indicated they will proceed with contracting and scheduling for the recommended vendors.