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Roosevelt County commission approves agenda, minutes and payables; public comment period opened

Roosevelt County Commission · February 17, 2026
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Summary

At a routine Roosevelt County Commission meeting (date not specified), commissioners approved the day's agenda, multiple sets of minutes and payables covering 'December 1 to 2025' and then opened the floor to public comment. Votes were taken by voice and were recorded as 'Aye.'

At a Roosevelt County Commission meeting (date not specified), the commission approved the meeting agenda, several sets of minutes and payables before opening the public comment period.

The session opened with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. The chair then introduced routine business, calling first for approval of the agenda. The chair announced a motion from Commissioner Parker to approve the agenda and a second from Commissioner Criswell; the chair called for a voice vote, members responded "Aye," and the motion carried.

The commission next approved minutes from its Feb. 4 meeting and the Feb. 4 road workshop. The chair recorded a motion from Commissioner Criswell to approve the Feb. 4 meeting minutes, seconded by Commissioner Parker; the body voted by voice and the motion carried. The road workshop minutes were likewise approved after a motion and a second were recorded and a voice vote in favor.

Minutes from a Feb. 9 special meeting were approved following a motion and second; the chair called the vote and the motion carried.

The commission then considered payables described by the chair as covering "December 1 to 2025," which were included in the meeting packet. A member moved to approve the payables and the motion was seconded; the chair called for a voice vote and the motion carried.

After the housekeeping business, the chair opened the public request/comment period by asking whether anyone wished to speak.

The meeting record in the transcript shows routine voice votes (members responding "Aye"). Individual roll-call tallies and the meeting date are not specified in the transcript provided.