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Votes at a glance: Josephine County Board actions at July workshop
Summary
Summary of formal board votes taken during the workshop: amendment to BLM reciprocal agreement; ratification of sergeants' CBA; acceptance of ODA airport grant; payment of AOC invoice; approval of Stratton Subdivision. All recorded actions carried unanimously where votes were recorded.
The Josephine County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions during its July workshop.
- Amendment 15 to Reciprocal Right-of-Way Agreement (Forestry): Approved, roll call 3-0. Motion to approve the amendment adding specified BLM roads to the county-BLM agreement.
- Sergeants Collective Bargaining Agreement (Human Resources): Ratified, roll call 3-0. Agreement covers four sergeants, provides a cost-of-living increase and higher county contributions to health insurance; includes no-strike/no-lockout provision for leadership positions.
- Oregon Department of Aviation Core Grant (Airport) 2025-3208-00035: Approved, roll call 3-0. Grant totals $150,000 for resiliency equipment; county match (~$14,080) budgeted in airport funds.
- Association of Oregon Counties invoice (AOC dues): Approved, roll call 3-0. Board authorized payment of the AOC dues invoice.
- Stratton Subdivision (Planning/Board Business): Approved, roll call 3-0. Planning staff presented subdivision plats; board approved and signed required vellum documents.
Motions were moved and seconded in open session; roll-call tallies were recorded as unanimous where provided. Where mover/second were not verbally identified in the record, motions were entered as "not specified" in staff minutes.
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