A special meeting of Spokane County concluded with a unanimous vote to approve agenda item number 3, a measure tied to funding for long-term housing recovery for residents impacted by recent fires.

Speaker 2, an unidentified speaker, said the action "matches funding from the Anovia Foundation to help folks rebuild their homes," and thanked the Innovium Foundation for being present and for its contribution. Speaker 3, an unidentified speaker, thanked "George Dahl and his team for finding an innovative way to get some dollars there to the long term recovery group to keep these homes being built." Speaker 1, an unidentified speaker who led the meeting, called the vote; three voices said "aye," and "Motion passes unanimously."

County discussion emphasized ongoing work to pair private foundation support with federal disaster-relief grants. Speaker 3 noted staff are "working through the HUD disaster relief dollars and making sure that all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted" so disbursements proceed properly and avoid audit findings. The transcript also references Commissioners Kerns and French as representing districts affected by the fires; the record uses the spelling "Kerns" in one place and "Kearns" in another.

Votes at a glance: Item number 3 — approved; recorded vocal tally: yes 3, no 0, abstain 0. The motion text was not stated verbatim in the transcript.

The meeting concluded with Speaker 1 confirming there were no executive session items and offering holiday wishes to attendees. No further actions or implementation deadlines were specified in the transcript.