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Votes at a glance: Alleghany County commissioners approve minutes, appointments and budget amendments

Alleghany County commissioners · March 3, 2026

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Summary

At the March 2 meeting, commissioners approved routine minutes, appointed David Jones to the town planning board, approved vehicle-sale processing and several budget amendments (including adding interest to grant funds, $8,241 to courthouse project funds, $448 to SCIF capital, and insurance-proceeds transfers for a law-enforcement vehicle); multiple items passed by voice vote, usually recorded as 5–0.

The board recorded the following formal actions during its March 2 meeting (voice votes are recorded in the transcript, typically as 5–0):

- Approval of minutes from Feb. 16 and Feb. 20 — carried by voice vote. - Motion to approve agenda changes (including moving consideration of the sheriff appointment to full action and scheduling a closed session) — carried by voice vote. - Authorization to process sealed-bid vehicle sales totaling $8,670 — carried by voice vote. - Approval to surplus and offer 25 parks discount baskets for sale — carried by voice vote. - Appointment of David Jones to the town planning board — carried by voice vote. - Multiple budget amendments presented by April Lamb, CFO, including adding interest to the skip fund, adding $8,241 to the skip-courthouse project fund, adding $448 to SCIF capital funds related to a transfer-facility loan, and adding insurance proceeds and related transfers to replenish law-enforcement vehicle funds — each amendment was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Where the transcript records vote tallies it records voice votes as "5 0" or equivalent; the transcript does not include roll-call votes listing each commissioner by name. The meeting record also shows a motion to leave an existing trash-pickup contract in place until the end of the fiscal year; that motion carried by voice vote (recorded as 5–0). The board scheduled a closed session under "General statute 1 4 3 dash 3 1 8 dot 1 1" for attorney consultation and recessed briefly before entering that session.