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County commissioners introduce two capital ordinances and adopt resolutions; roll calls recorded

5477862 · July 25, 2025
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Summary

The board introduced two capital ordinances for first reading (bond ordinance 858-2025 and capital ordinance 859-2025) and adopted resolutions numbered in the 583–657 range; roll call votes and abstentions were recorded.

The Union County Board of County Commissioners introduced two ordinances for first reading and approved a slate of resolutions at its meeting.

Clerk of the Board read ordinance 858-2025, a bond ordinance appropriating $58,443,808 for public improvements and authorizing $43,186,098 in bonds and bond anticipation notes. Commissioner Rebecca Williams was recorded by the clerk as moving the ordinance for first reading; the clerk recorded an affirmative roll call of eight commissioners on introduction.

Clerk of the Board then read ordinance 859-2025, a capital ordinance appropriating $10,000,000 from capital surplus for various public improvements. The clerk recorded Commissioner Rebecca Williams as moving the ordinance with Commissioner Mirabella providing the second; the roll call on introduction also recorded eight affirmative votes.

Later in the meeting the board moved to adopt resolutions numbered 583 through 657. The clerk recorded the motion moved by Commissioner Palmeri Mudett and seconded by Commissioner Dallas Forte. The roll call showed the board adopted the slate with eight affirmative votes on most items, with two recorded abstentions: Commissioner Mirabella abstained on resolution 2025-591, and Commissioner Granados abstained on resolution 2025-599. The clerk summarized the final count as eight affirmative on most and seven affirmative with one abstention on the two specified resolutions.

No ordinance final hearings or adoptions occurred on the night; both ordinances were set for public hearing and final reading on Aug. 21, 2025.