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Board moves on routine consent items and several budget measures; roll-call votes filed

Craig County Board of Supervisors · September 29, 2025
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Summary

Meeting minutes and agenda packets show that the board adopted routine consent items and several budget and contract resolutions by recorded roll calls.

The meeting records show the Craig County Board of Supervisors approving routine consent items and several resolutions by recorded roll call.

Resolutions recorded in the minutes include: R25-64 (consent items for the Sept. 4 agenda), R25-65 (contract with Thompson & Litton for design/construction services), R25-66 (tax-credit agreement with Brian Wishneff & Associates), R25-67 (setting the allocation percentage for the Personal Property Tax Relief Program for 2025), R25-68 (amending the FY2025-26 budget to accept $1,958,000 for the radio project), and R25-69 (amending FY2025-26 to appropriate $39,446 of school fund balances across operations and capital improvement accounts). The minutes record roll-call votes and show these measures passed with affirmative votes from all five supervisors listed in the minutes (Jordan Labiosa, Jason Matyas, Keith Dunbar, Carl Bailey and Jesse Spence) where a vote is reported.

A summary of recorded outcomes in the meeting document: R25-64 — approved (recorded roll call in minutes). R25-65 — approved (recorded roll call). R25-66 — approved (recorded roll call). R25-67 — approved (recorded roll call). R25-68 — approved (recorded roll call); appropriated $1,958,000 to Radio Project CIP. R25-69 — approved (recorded roll call); moved $20,000 to CCPS operations and $19,446 to CCPS CIP.

What to watch: Several additional items listed on the Oct. 2 agenda (courthouse-repair resolutions R25-73 and R25-74; opioid-related resolutions R25-75 and R25-76) appear in the packet. The minutes include the text of those resolutions, but a recorded roll call in the provided transcript is not available for each of those R25 items. Those agenda items are documented in the meeting packet and should be checked against official minutes for final voting status and implementation steps.