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Votes at a glance: Claiborne County Commission, Jan. 25, 2021
Summary
At its Jan. 25 meeting the Claiborne County Commission recorded unanimous roll-call approval for eight resolutions covering education budget, road list and extensions, opioid litigation retention, COVID leave extension, VOCA grant budget amendment, Health Department traffic improvements and procurement thresholds.
The Claiborne County Commission on Jan. 25, 2021 considered and voted on multiple resolutions. Key outcomes recorded during the meeting are summarized below:
- Res. 2021-001 (Board of Education School Nutrition budget amendment): Motion by Commissioner Shawn Peters; passed by voice vote.
- Res. 2021-002 (2021 County Road List): Roll call vote 20 for, 0 against; passed.
- Res. 2021-003 (Wylie Lane road extension): Motion by Commissioner Steve Mason; roll call 20 for, 0 against; passed.
- Res. 2021-004 (Extension of COVID-19 administrative leave/sick leave policies): Motion by Commissioner Charlton Vass; roll call 20 for, 0 against; passed.
- Res. 2021-005 (VOCA grant budget amendment for FJC staffing and repairs): Motion by Commissioner Whitt Shuford; roll call 20 for, 0 against; passed.
- Res. 2021-006 (Collaboration for Health Department traffic flow; amended to include blacktop consideration in FY2021-22): Motion by Commissioner Juanita Honeycutt; amendment by Commissioner David Mundy; roll call votes 20 for, 0 against; passed as amended.
- Res. 2021-007 (Retention of DA Effler and Branstetter, Stranch & Jennings for opioid litigation): Motion by Commissioner Shawn Peters; roll call 20 for, 0 against; passed.
- Res. 2021-008 (Procurement threshold and purchasing agent decision): Motion by Commissioner David Mundy; roll call 20 for, 0 against; passed.
All roll-call votes reported in the meeting record were unanimous in favor where recorded. The commission also approved notary appointments and heard reports and committee recommendations during the session. No recorded votes defeated any motion at this meeting.
