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Commissioners approve conveyance of old armory to Tri-County Community College over lone dissent

Cherokee County Board of Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

The Cherokee County Board voted 4–1 to convey the county's old armory property to Tri-County Community College; Commissioner Ben Adams cast the only vote opposed. The clerk was authorized to sign the resolution.

The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners voted 4–1 on Jan. 20 to convey the county’s old armory property to Tri-County Community College.

The resolution to convey the property was moved by Commissioner Cal Stiles and seconded by Commissioner Dan Eichenbaum. The resolution was approved with four votes in favor and one opposed; Commissioner Ben Adams voted no. The minutes authorize the clerk to sign documents necessary to effect the conveyance.

The minutes do not record detailed debate or conditions attached to the conveyance beyond the authorization to sign. Commissioners did not state on the record any financial consideration or conditions in the minutes. County staff and the clerk will complete the necessary conveyance paperwork.