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Raleigh County commissioners approve routine contracts, permits and corrections; several administrative items passed

5066815 · June 24, 2025
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Raleigh County commissioners approved a package of routine contracts, permits and administrative actions during their June 23 meeting, voting unanimously on items ranging from a five-year contract renewal for building controls to tax-roll corrections.

Raleigh County commissioners approved a package of routine contracts, permits and administrative actions during their June 23 meeting, voting unanimously on items ranging from a five-year contract renewal for building controls to tax-roll corrections.

The board approved a five-year renewal of a service agreement with Johnson Controls for the Raleigh County Law Enforcement Center and a highway use permit granting K & W Underground permission to complete listed work. Commissioners also approved tax-roll corrections, a set of employee action forms (including volunteer firefighter appointments), and the minutes from the June 16 meeting. The motions were moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.

These items were presented as routine administration or were described as recently received documents; none drew extended debate from the commission. Several of the measures were described as arriving in the county office within the previous week and were approved as presented.

Votes at a glance (all approved): - Johnson Controls five-year service agreement for the Law Enforcement Center — approved. - Highway use permit: K & W Underground work as outlined in the permit application — approved. - Tax-roll corrections as presented — approved. - Employee action forms (new volunteer firefighters, separations) — approved. - Approval of the June 16 meeting minutes — approved.

Commissioners completed the procedural signatures on each item following approval. No speaker-level vote tallies were read during the motions; each motion passed on a unanimous voice vote as recorded in the meeting transcript.

The meeting also handled a number of other business and calendar items not requiring board action, including departmental updates and scheduling for upcoming community events.