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At-a-glance: Elmore County Commission votes Jan. 27, 2025
Summary
The commission approved proclamations for FBLA and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a resolution honoring an EMA employee, routine minutes and warrants, a sheriff copier lease, a land transfer with the state, and set a public hearing on vacating Maverick Circle.
The Elmore County Commission completed its business meeting on Jan. 27 with unanimous approvals on a set of routine and business items. Key outcomes:
- Proclaimed February 2025 as National FBLA Week and recognized Stanhope Elmore High School’s FBLA chapter (proclamation approved by roll call).
- Approved a proclamation recognizing Human Trafficking Prevention Month after a presentation by Michelle Wood, Elmore County Department of Human Resources director (proclamation approved by roll call).
- Approved minutes of Jan. 13, 2025 (approved by roll call).
- Approved the memorandum of warrants for 01/04/2025–01/17/2025; Luke McGinty reported the total as $5,377,505.03 (approved by roll call).
- Approved a resolution honoring David Brunson for 17-plus years with the Emergency Management Agency (approved by roll call).
- Authorized the sheriff to execute a three-year lease for copiers off the state contract (approved by roll call).
- Authorized the chairman to accept a land transfer from the state (as described in the meeting) to Elmore County and the City of Wetumpka (approved by roll call).
- Set a public hearing for Monday, March 10, 2025 at 5 p.m. to consider vacating the remaining portion of Maverick Circle; this begins the formal vacation process and requires notifying adjoining landowners and utility companies per state law.
- Approved the consent docket and multiple personnel notifications (hires, terminations and resignations listed in the meeting).
