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Votes at a glance: Washington County commissioners, Feb. 5, 2024

Washington County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on procedural items, consent agenda, tax‑lien advertising, and budget transfers during the Feb. 5 meeting; the board also nominated a NACo voting delegate and approved going into closed session under attorney‑client and personnel exceptions.

At its Feb. 5 regular meeting the Washington County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a set of routine and procedural items and recorded the following formal actions:

- Approved the published meeting agenda (motion by Commissioner Tracey A. Johnson; seconded by Commissioner Carol V. Phelps). - Approved the consent agenda as amended, including minutes, tax refunds/releases, drug and alcohol testing policy for Riverlight Transit, two real property sale resolutions (413 and 411 Brinkley Ave.), the capital project ordinance for Pea Ridge Extension, a Black History Month proclamation, and FY2025 budget guidelines (motion by Commissioner Carol V. Phelps; seconded by Commissioner Julius Walker, Jr.). - Authorized advertising of unpaid 2023 real‑property tax liens totaling $726,487.29 (motion by Commissioner John C. Spruill; seconded by Commissioner Carol V. Phelps). - Approved budget transfers and amendments #2024‑61 through #2024‑72 as presented (motion by Commissioner Carol V. Phelps; seconded by Commissioner Julius Walker, Jr.). - Nominated Commissioner Tracey A. Johnson as Washington County’s voting delegate for the NACo Legislative Conference (motion by Commissioner John C. Spruill; seconded by Commissioner Carol V. Phelps). - Voted to go into closed session pursuant to NCGS §143‑318.11(a)(3) (attorney‑client) and §143‑318.11(a)(6) (personnel); after the closed session the board reconvened and adjourned by unanimous motion.

All recorded votes in the minutes for listed motions were unanimous where a tally was provided.

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