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Claiborne County Commission approves board reappointments, E911 appointment, vehicle transfer and notary actions
Summary
The Claiborne County Commission on July 20 approved a package of routine actions including reappointments to the Economic and Community Development board, an E911 board appointment, a vehicle transfer from Emergency Management to the sheriff’s office, and several notary commissions.
The Claiborne County Commission voted July 20 to approve a package of routine administrative actions, including reappointing four members to the county Economic and Community Development Board, appointing a new E911 board member, transferring a county vehicle to the sheriff’s office and confirming several notary public appointments.
The commission approved Resolution 2020-060 to reappoint Elizabeth Giles, John Schneider, Ken Jones and Danny England to four‑year terms on the ECD board after Commissioner Juanita Honeycutt moved for approval and Commissioner Nathan Epperson seconded. The resolution was adopted by voice vote.
Commissioner David Mundy moved and Commissioner James Hatmaker seconded Resolution 2020-061 to transfer a 2004 Ford F350 from the Office of Emergency Management to the Claiborne County Sheriff’s Office; the roll‑call vote was recorded as 20 in favor, 0 opposed. The resolution states the Office of Emergency Management will no longer be responsible for maintenance of the vehicle.
On appointments, the commission approved notary public commissions for Tracey E. Sharp, James F. Short, Sara Carman and Robin S. McAllister. Commissioner Zach Mullins moved approval of the notary slate; Commissioner Kim Large seconded, and the motion carried.
Justin Cupp, Harrogate’s fire chief, was appointed to the E911 Board by separate resolution, replacing a resigning board member; that appointment was approved on a voice vote.
The motions on these routine items were presented as individual resolutions during the meeting and carried without substantive debate. The commission combined several office reports into a single consent action earlier in the meeting and approved the combined package.
The commission adjourned at the end of the meeting after approving the day’s business.
