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Votes at a glance: vouchers and consent agenda actions from Sept. 2 Teton County meeting

5707143 · September 2, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the county voucher run for 09/02/2025 and a consent agenda that moved multiple routine items through in a single vote.

At its Sept. 2 meeting the Teton County Board of County Commissioners approved the county voucher run and a consent agenda that included multiple routine staff recommendations.

Voucher run: Commissioner Pope moved to approve the 09/02/2025 county voucher run in the amount of $1,611,450.14; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously. One voucher was pulled for follow up review by staff; the amount quoted reflected that item being removed from the run.

Consent agenda: The board moved multiple items to the consent agenda and then approved them in a single vote. Items placed on and approved as part of the consent agenda (motion as read into the record) included: consideration of employee lease agreement amendments; purchase of a Caterpillar 906 compact wheel loader; airport grant approval for Phase 4 deicing pad project; contract for a semi‑quincentennial grant; treatment court contract with Mental Health and Recovery Services of Teton County; amendment for professional building plan review services with West Coast Code Consultants; appointment of an interim building official; human services/community development contracts for service with JH Air; department vehicle purchases; agreement with Tap Innovations HRIS for payroll integration; 24‑hour liquor permits for Jackson Hole Winery and Jedidiah Corporation for specified events in September–October 2025.

Several items (agenda items 2, 14 and the added item 15) were pulled from the consent agenda for separate discussion and action during the meeting.

Actions taken: voucher run approved ($1,611,450.14) and the listed consent agenda items approved by unanimous voice vote.