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Meeting roundup: Jefferson County commissioners approve minutes, quitclaim deed and shared leave; hold executive sessions
Summary
At their March 2 meeting the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners approved minutes and vouchers, authorized a quitclaim deed signature for purchasers Caitlin and Hadi Mehdi, approved shared-leave donations, discussed transfers of CDs and a GIS upgrade, and recessed twice for executive sessions on legal and personnel matters.
The Jefferson County Board of Commissioners convened March 2, 2026, and handled routine administrative business including approving the minutes of Feb. 23 and reviewing and approving vouchers.
Commissioner David Christy moved, and Commissioner Doug Walbridge seconded, to approve the minutes; the motion passed unanimously. The board also approved a quitclaim deed for 15 lots sold to Caitlin and Hadi Mehdi and authorized signatures; Commissioner David Christy moved to approve and Commissioner Doug Walbridge seconded. Two shared-leave and donation requests were presented and approved after a motion by Commissioner David Christy and a second by Commissioner Doug Walbridge.
Treasurer Doug Bond discussed transfers of certificates of deposit and GIS Director Kirk Webb described an upgrade to mapping and parcel-search systems; these items were reported but the transcript does not record further board action. Emergency Services Director James Tweed invited the commission to tour the remodeled Perry station on March 23.
The board recessed twice into short executive sessions: first at Jonathan Ehrlich’s request to discuss attorney-client privileged matters regarding possible pending litigation (recess until 2:08 p.m.), and second at Kirk Webb’s request to discuss attorney-client privileged advice related to non-elected personnel budget concerns (recess until 2:19 p.m.). The chair announced no binding action was taken during either executive session. With no further business, the board adjourned and scheduled its next regular session for March 9 at 1:00 p.m.
