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Clinton County Legislature approves multiple routine resolutions; several items withdrawn or tabled

Clinton County Legislature · April 1, 2026
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Summary

At its April 8 meeting the Legislature approved a slate of resolutions, withdrew a resolution on replacement ballot scanners and tabled a contract with Lumsden & McCormick after executive-session review; several resolutions were recorded as carried with 6-0-4 votes.

The Clinton County Legislature on April 8 approved a series of resolutions, withdrew a few, and tabled one major contract after additional review.

Key outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes:

- Resolutions #224 and #225: approved. - Resolution #226 (Authorizing Contract with West Side Ballroom): motioned by Legislator Calvin Castine, seconded by Legislator Ron Deragon; carried 6-0-4. - Resolutions #227 and #228: approved. - Resolution #229 (Authorizing purchase of nine Dominion Imagecast Evolution voting machines): withdrawn by the Economic Development & County Operations Committee. - Resolutions #230 through #237: approved. - Resolution #238 (Authorizing Contract with Lumsden & McCormick, LLP - Legislature): initially motioned and recorded in the agenda sequence but subsequently tabled for further executive-session review and remains tabled after a 6-0-4 tabling vote following executive session. - Resolutions #239 through #258 and #260 through #266: approved; Resolutions #259 was withdrawn.

Several committee recommendations were placed on the agenda, including items from Children & Family Services, Finance, Health, Human Services and Public Safety. Executive session was convened at 5:56 p.m. to discuss sale and lease of real property and ended at 6:25 p.m.

Vote tallies recorded on motions in the minutes frequently showed 6 affirmative votes, 0 opposed and 4 excused/absent; the minutes do not list roll-call votes for each resolution beyond the notations in the agenda sequence.