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Lincoln County commissioners approve bond certificate authorization, pickup purchase, courthouse closure and cemetery permit
Summary
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 27 authorized the chair to sign a deemed final certificate for the Highway Allocation Fund Pledge Bond Series 2025, approved a $25,000 pickup purchase for Region 51 Emergency Management, voted to close the courthouse Jan. 23, 2026 for active-shooter training, and approved a conditional-use permit to build a family cemetery.
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The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners took several formal actions on Oct. 27, 2025.
The board authorized the chair to sign a deemed final certificate stating the preliminary official statement for the Highway Allocation Fund Pledge Bond Series 2025. County staff reported that Standard & Poor's and DA Davidson participated in a bond call and that staff expect a favorable rating. A motion to authorize the chair's signature was made, seconded and approved on roll call.
The board approved the purchase of a used 2016 pickup truck for Region 51 Emergency Management from Jody's Auto Sales for $25,000. Director Brandon Myers said the county received about $8,700 from the insurance settlement on the totaled vehicle, reducing the county's out-of-pocket cost; commissioners confirmed an informal bid process and approved the purchase by roll call.
After a brief closed session on deployment of security personnel, the board returned to open session and voted to close the courthouse on Jan. 23, 2026, at 12:00 noon so county employees and officials can participate in active-shooter training and drills. The motion passed on roll call.
The board also approved Resolution 2025-30, granting a conditional-use permit to Patrick and Justine Irish to construct a family cemetery on property at 138 East Watts Road, with a condition requiring an easement to maintain perpetual road access.
Other procedural votes included approval of the Oct. 20, 2025 minutes and approval of claims and treasury receipts with authority to pull any questionable submissions for further review.
Vote details (as recorded in the meeting): - Authorize deemed final certificate (Highway Allocation Fund Pledge Bond Series 2025): motion moved at 00:12:36; roll-call votes recorded as Aye from Woodard, Russ, Bullard (others recorded as Aye during roll call). Outcome: approved. - Purchase of used pickup truck (Region 51 Emergency Management, $25,000 from Jody's Auto Sales): motion moved and seconded at 00:33:17; roll-call votes recorded as Yes/Aye. Outcome: approved. - Courthouse closure for active-shooter training (Jan. 23, 2026 at 12:00 noon): motion moved at 01:06:49; roll-call votes recorded as Aye. Outcome: approved. - Resolution 2025-30 (conditional-use permit for family cemetery at 138 East Watts Road): motion moved and seconded at 01:26:01; roll-call votes recorded as Aye. Outcome: approved.
All formal actions above were recorded on the meeting minutes and roll calls as presented in the meeting transcript. If additional vote tallies or individual member votes are required for public reporting, staff should refer to the official meeting minutes and the clerk's certified roll-call record.

