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Cheyenne County commissioners approve minutes and prepare to consider disaster proclamation
Summary
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners approved routine minutes and warrants by voice vote and agreed to take up a resolution and proclamation declaring a state/local disaster emergency, presented by Jill, at the start of the meeting.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners opened its meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and approved routine minutes and warrants by voice vote.
A commissioner moved to approve the minutes and warrants, and another commissioner seconded. The board chair called for the question and members responded "I," carrying the motion by voice vote.
The board then turned to a proposed emergency declaration. The chair asked staff whether there was a wildfire declaration to consider. Jill said, "I have a proclamation for the state of local disaster emergency," and commissioners agreed to take up that proclamation first on the agenda. A speaker later confirmed that the resolution and proclamation were the item Leslie had referred to.
No formal vote on the proclamation is recorded in the transcript provided; the meeting planned to consider the resolution and proclamation as the next item. The session otherwise covered routine procedural matters and scheduling notes about sheriff-related fuel entries and patrol trainings that will be placed on the next agenda packet.
The meeting proceeded with the announced agenda; the transcript ends after the board identified the proclamation to be discussed next.
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