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Votes at a glance: Grant County Quorum Court, Oct. 20, 2025

Grant County Quorum Court · October 21, 2024
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Summary

At its Oct. 20 meeting the Quorum Court unanimously approved minutes and financials and adopted two PILOT resolutions (reNRG AR 1 LLC and Sheridan Data Center LLC); an appropriation ordinance was read and a motion made but the transcript does not record a vote.

The Grant County Quorum Court recorded the following formal actions Oct. 20, 2025:

- Minutes approval: Motion to approve minutes from Sept. 15, 2025 (mover: Justice Jason Roshto; seconder: Justice Jimmy Easley). Vote: 8-0 in favor.

- Financial statement: Motion to accept the county Financial Statement (mover: Justice Mike Nevens; seconder: Justice Jason Roshto). Vote: 8-0 in favor.

- Resolution No. 2025-03 (reNRG AR 1 LLC, solar PILOT): Motion to adopt (mover: Justice Jason Roshto; seconder: Justice Mike Nevens). Vote recorded as 8-0 in favor. Resolution expresses preliminary intent to negotiate a PILOT agreement.

- Resolution No. 2025-06 (Sheridan Data Center LLC, data center PILOT): Motion to adopt (mover: Justice Mike Nevens; seconder: Justice Tony Carder). Vote recorded as 8-0 in favor. Resolution expresses preliminary intent to negotiate a PILOT agreement and repeals Resolution No. 2025-02.

- Ordinance No. 2025-18 (appropriation amending the 2025 annual budget): Ordinance was read and Justice Mike Nevens explained the need with reference to a FOIA request; Justice Mike Nevens moved and Justice Danny Bone seconded a motion. The transcript records the motion but does not record a vote or final outcome for the ordinance.

The meeting also included a sales tax report and an adjournment motion (mover: Justice Tony Carder; seconder: Justice Jason Roshto).