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Grant County APC elects Randy Adkins president and Clayton Soltz vice president

Grant County Area Planning Commission · February 5, 2026
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Summary

At the Jan. 22 special meeting, the Grant County APC elected Randy Adkins as president and Clayton Soltz as vice president by roll‑call votes; Soltz will preside at the March 2 meeting while the president is absent.

The Grant County Area Planning Commission elected new officers during its Jan. 22 special meeting, choosing Randy Adkins as president and Clayton Soltz as vice president.

Nominations opened for president. Clayton Soltz nominated Randy Adkins with a second from Karen Pollan; nominations were closed and the commission conducted a roll‑call vote that elected Adkins president. The chair asked members for input and emphasized that the elected president will run the commission for the coming year.

The chair said he has a planned absence on March 2 and that the vice president will run that meeting. For vice president, Jerry Caudill nominated Clayton Soltz, seconded by Karen Pollan. During the roll‑call vote the transcript records one abstention by Clayton Schultz; the motion passed and Soltz was elected vice president.

Members thanked the new officers and the chair asked commissioners to share input and questions with him as the new year begins.

Why it matters: officer elections determine who guides APC meetings and who may make time‑sensitive decisions between meetings. The chair noted the vice president will preside at the March meeting because the president will be out of town.

Procedural note: votes were taken by roll call; the transcript records affirmative votes and one abstention on the vice‑president ballot.