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Pittsburg County Excise Board approves 2026 holiday and meeting schedules
Summary
The Pittsburg County Excise Board unanimously approved its 2026 holiday schedule and 2026 schedule of meetings at a regular session on Nov. 17, 2025, also approving meeting minutes and adjourning after routine business.
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Pittsburg County Excise Board Chairman Matt McGowan called the Nov. 17, 2025, meeting to order at 9 a.m. in the County Clerk's Office at the County Courthouse. Present were Chairman Matt McGowan and committee members Randy Crone and Candido Echelle.
The board first approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Candido Echelle, seconded by Randy Crone; the vote was recorded as aye for McGowan, Crone and Echelle. The board then approved the minutes from its Nov. 3, 2025 regular meeting on a motion by Echelle, seconded by Crone; that motion also passed unanimously.
Under county business, Randy Crone moved to approve the board's 2026 calendar-year holiday schedule; Candido Echelle seconded. The board voted aye (McGowan, Crone, Echelle) and the motion passed.
The board next considered its 2026 schedule of meetings. Candido Echelle moved to approve the 2026 calendar-year schedule of meetings; Matt McGowan seconded. The board voted aye (McGowan, Crone, Echelle); the motion passed. (The meeting minutes repeat the phrase 'holiday schedule' in the line for this item, but the agenda heading and context indicate the vote concerned the meetings schedule.)
No public comments, appropriations, or unfinished business were reported. With no other matters brought up under new business, Echelle moved to adjourn; McGowan seconded and the board voted unanimously to adjourn.
The agenda for the meeting had been posted on Nov. 14, 2025, at 8:45 a.m. The meeting was held in the County Clerk's Office at the County Courthouse.
