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Votes at a glance: Rosebud County commissioners approve consent items, pledged securities, subdivision, coroner pay schedule, trailer purchase and detention re‑

Rosebud County Board of Commissioners · July 15, 2025
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Summary

At their July 15 meeting, Rosebud County commissioners approved the consent agenda and claims, pledged securities, a minor subdivision for Bowman Creek Ranch LLC, Resolution 12-30 setting coroner pay, purchase of a fire trailer and a motion to return detention to the sheriff’s office.

The Rosebud County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine and operational measures at its July 15 meeting, including the consent agenda and claims, pledged securities, a minor subdivision, a coroner pay schedule, a trailer purchase for county fire operations and a reorganization motion for detention and dispatch.

Clerk opened the meeting and presented the consent agenda and claims; a motion and second were recorded and the board approved the consent agenda by voice vote (three ayes). The commissioners later approved the pledged securities after a motion and second. The board approved a minor subdivision application for Bowman Creek Ranch LLC following a motion from a commissioner and a second; the motion carried without opposition.

Clerk introduced Resolution 12-30 to set coroner pay. The resolution establishes a $200 monthly stipend for the lead coroner and $54 per 12-hour shift for deputy coroners; commissioners discussed preferences for shift pay and then adopted the resolution. The board also authorized purchase of a trailer for county fire operations: the listed delivery price was $53,007.43, with a $20,000 trade-in credited, yielding an estimated net difference of $33,007.43. Finally, a motion to return county detention to the sheriff’s office while leaving dispatch under the county 9-1-1 structure passed after discussion.

Votes reported in the transcript were recorded by voice and not tied to member names. The meeting ended with adjournment.

The clerk confirmed the motions, seconds and voice vote outcomes during the meeting; detailed roll-call tallies by named member were not provided in the transcript.