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Commissioners approve three resolutions, consent items and move to executive session under Idaho code

2541239 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

Manning County Commissioners approved three resolutions and the consent agenda on March 11, then moved to consider an executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(d).

Manning County Commissioners on March 11 approved three resolutions — described in the meeting record as requests to reallocate funds, an authorization for an official to sign sponsorship contracts, and tax cancellations — and then approved the consent agenda before voting to enter executive session under Idaho law.

A county official read the items as "Resolution 20 20 five-one 9, which is the request to reallocate funds. Resolution 20 20 five-two 2 0, which is authorizing Scott Crowther to sign, sponsorship contracts, and resolution 2 0 2 5 dash 2 1, which is tax cancellations." The meeting record does not provide standard-resolution numbering or dollar amounts beyond the read statements.

Commissioners discussed authorizing the business manager as the signatory and noted an item on the agenda listed Scott Crowther; the transcript records a clarification exchange but does not supply additional detail about the sponsorship contracts or the amounts. A commissioner moved to approve "all of them," and the chair called for those in favor; the motion passed on a voice vote recorded in the transcript as "Aye." The meeting record does not include a roll-call vote or tallies by member.

The board then approved the consent agenda, which included commissioners' proceedings for February and minutes and certifications for Feb. 27, March 4 and March 11. A motion to approve the proceedings was made and recorded by voice vote: "All in favor, say aye. Aye."

Later in the meeting the board moved to enter executive session. One commissioner said, "I'll go ahead and make the motion to enter into executive session under IDO code 74Dash2061D." The transcript records the motion but does not record a roll-call vote in the excerpt provided.

What happened next: The resolutions and consent items were approved by voice vote according to the transcript. The executive session motion was made under the statutory citation given in the meeting but the excerpt does not show the chair's response or the result within the provided segment.