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Votes at a glance: Woodson County commissioners approve routine motions, vouchers

Woodson County Board of Commissioners · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The Woodson County Board of Commissioners approved the meeting agenda and minutes, authorized executive sessions, approved Road & Bridge purchases and repairs, signed an NRP application, approved vouchers totaling $199,988.98 and adjourned.

At its May 12 meeting the Woodson County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine motions and recorded several formal actions.

Commissioner Jerry Sedlacek moved and Commissioner Kevin Stuber seconded approval of the meeting agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting; both motions were recorded as passed. The board approved two attorney-client executive sessions (five minutes and ten minutes), and approved at least two separate non-elected-personnel executive sessions requested during the meeting.

On operational items the board approved a $13,000 federal-surplus dump truck purchase (motion moved by Commissioner Kevin Stuber and seconded by Commissioner Jerry Sedlacek) and authorized $15,635 in Road & Bridge building repairs (moved by Commissioner Kevin Stuber and seconded by Commissioner Justin Clark). The board also approved an NRP (Neighborhood Revitalization Program) application for Kyle and Maggie Owens on a motion by Commissioner Justin Clark, seconded by Commissioner Kevin Stuber.

Commissioner Justin Clark moved to approve vouchers in the amount of $199,988.98; Commissioner Kevin Stuber seconded and the motion passed. The meeting was adjourned at 12:10 p.m. on a motion by Commissioner Kevin Stuber, seconded by Commissioner Jerry Sedlacek.

Where the transcript records motions as "passed," individual roll-call vote tallies were not listed in the public minutes excerpt.