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Votes at a glance: Loudon County Commission, Oct. 6, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and votes taken at the Oct. 6 Loudon County Commission meeting, including vehicle purchase, grant approvals and budget amendments.
The Loudon County Commission recorded several votes on Oct. 6, 2025. Below is a concise summary of motions made and outcomes recorded during the meeting.
- Purchase of maintenance vehicle: The commission approved purchase of a new maintenance truck on state contract for $60,500. Motion by Commissioner Van Shaver; second by Commissioner Randolph. A roll-call vote was taken and the motion carried.
- TDOT Transportation Safety Grant: The commission approved acceptance of a Tennessee Department of Transportation grant for transportation safety for the highway department, with a 10% local match. The motion as recorded during roll call referenced a grant amount "up to $450,000" in the motion text; the highway department will provide the required 10% match. Motion by Commissioner Van Shaver; second by Commissioner Quillen. Motion carried on roll call.
- Amendments / line adjustments (C1–C7): The commission approved budget-line amendments across funds as presented in the workshop materials. Motion by Commissioner Van Shaver; second by Commissioner James. Motion carried on roll call.
- Approval of mayoral recommendations for expiring terms on boards and committees: The commission approved the appointments covering expired terms. Motion by Commissioner Shaver; second by Commissioner Morrison. Motion carried by voice vote.
- Approval of bonds and notaries: The commission approved the requested bonds and notary filings. Motion by Commissioner Shaver; second by Commissioner Quillen. Motion carried by voice vote.
- Minutes and agenda: The commission approved the Oct. 6 agenda as written and accepted the Sept. 2, 2025 meeting minutes by voice vote earlier in the meeting.
All actions above were recorded in the meeting minutes or on the meeting video as part of routine county business. The transcript did not include full roll-call tallies for every action; recorded roll calls listed attending commissioners and indicated motions carried.
