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Votes at a glance: Claiborne County Commission actions, Sept. 17, 2018
Summary
A concise list of motions, roll-call results and outcomes from the Sept. 17, 2018 Claiborne County Commission meeting, including leadership election, appointments, equipment purchases and education budget amendments.
The following is a summary of recorded motions, roll-call votes and outcomes from the Claiborne County Commission meeting held Sept. 17, 2018 in Tazewell, Tenn.
• Election of chairman and vice-chairman — Outcome: Mike Campbell elected chairman; Whitt Shuford elected vice-chairman. Roll-call results recorded as 12 votes for the Campbell/Shuford ticket and 7 for the Mundy/Campbell ticket; motion carried by majority vote.
• Appointment to E-911 board (Res. — appointment) — Motion to appoint Sheriff Bobby Brooks to the E-911 board passed by roll-call vote 21-0.
• County attorney appointment (Res. — appointment) — Motion to reappoint James Estep as county attorney passed 19-2 (Estep received 19 votes; Danny Stone received 2 votes).
• Circuit Court Clerk equipment purchases (Res. 2018-057, 2018-058, 2018-059) — Combined approval; roll-call vote 21-0. Quoted vendor: Pomeroy IT Solutions; combined quotes cited in resolutions totaled $8,860.28 across three resolutions ($2,416.44; $4,832.88; $1,610.96).
• Board of Education budget amendments (Res. 2018-060, 2018-061, 2018-062, 2018-068) — Combined approval; roll-call vote 21-0. Notable amounts: FFVP award $22,150; La-Z-Boy donation $20,000; Read to be Ready grant $10,000; Lottery After School Grant $504,625 (line-item allocations specified in Res. 2018-068).
• Res. 2018-063 (EESI loan for school energy improvements) — Motion to table pending an itemized per-school breakdown from Energy Systems Group; roll-call vote to table 18-3.
• Res. 2018-064 (committee appointments) — Motion to table pending mayoral input; roll-call vote to table 18-3. Commissioners requested the mayor provide a list of boards, members and term lengths at the next meeting.
• Res. 2018-065 and Res. 2018-066 (Highway Department — surplus metal and equipment) — Combined approval; roll-call vote 21-0. Resolutions list specific scrap items and tractor serial numbers to be sold per state law.
• Res. 2018-067 (Ethics Committee) — Amendment specified Gina Tye as secretary (non-voting); motion to table pending mayor recommendations passed 18-3.
Adjournment: Meeting adjourned by aye vote; no roll-call tally recorded.
Note: Vote tallies and roll-call lists are reported exactly as recorded in the meeting minutes.
