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Votes at a glance: Pierce County Commission actions May 6, 2025
Summary
The Pierce County Board of Commissioners carried motions on the May 6 consent and business agenda: agenda and minutes approval, rezone, funding allocation for an investigator position, a recreation contract with Carter and Sloope, surplus vehicle/property listing, and executive session on personnel.
At its May 6 meeting, the Pierce County Board of Commissioners recorded the following actions and outcomes:
- Agenda approval: Commissioner David Lowman moved to approve the May 6 agenda; Commissioner Randy Dixon seconded. Motion carried.
- Minutes approval: Commissioner Randy Dixon moved to approve the April 1 public hearing and regular meeting minutes; Commissioner David Lowman seconded. Motion carried.
- Rezoning: Parcel #041A-024 (3590 Hwy 32, Bristol) rezoned from multi-family to commercial. Motion to approve by Commissioner Randy Dixon; second by Commissioner Troy Mattox. Motion carried.
- Public Defender funding allocation: The commission approved retaining $16,962.91 of an estimated $26,454.67 refund to help fund a full-time investigator shared with the District Attorney's office; motion by Commissioner David Lowman, second by Commissioner Randy Dixon. Motion carried.
- Recreation contract: The commission approved a contract between the Recreation Department and Carter and Sloope. Motion by Commissioner Randy Dixon; second by Commissioner Troy Mattox. Motion carried.
- Surplus property: Commissioners approved adding listed items to the county surplus vehicle/property list. Motion by Commissioner Troy Mattox; second by Commissioner Randy Dixon. Motion carried.
- Executive session: The commission entered executive session at 6:25 p.m. to discuss personnel and reconvened at 6:40 p.m.; motions to enter and exit executive session carried.
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