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Supervisors hold work session on subdivision rules and canvass primary election votes

Boone County Board of Supervisors · June 3, 2026
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Summary

On June 4 the Boone County Board held a work session discussing subdivision and rural housing ordinance issues, employee vacation payout policy, GeoCom funding, the Daniel L. Sesker Memorial Bridge and data centers; on June 9 the board read the canvass of June 2 primary election votes and filed the Post‑Election Audit Report.

The Boone County Board of Supervisors convened a work session on June 4 to discuss several policy and infrastructure items and later convened June 9 to read the canvass of primary election returns.

During the June 4 work session Chairman Erich Kretzinger and supervisors reviewed a list of topics including a Subdivision & Rural Housing Ordinance, payout of earned vacation time upon termination of county employment, GeoCom funding, the Daniel L. Sesker Memorial Bridge, data center discussions, and the use of WEX cards for departments. The meeting record lists these topics as subjects of the work session; the transcript does not include extended debate or votes on these items.

On June 9 the board met and read the canvass of votes from the June 2, 2026 primary election. The minutes state that final results can be obtained at the Boone County Auditor’s Office or on the Boone County website. The board reviewed and placed on file the Post‑Election Audit Report/Auditor Certification.

Ending: The work session produced topic review but no recorded votes in the excerpt; the canvass and audit report were filed on June 9 and the meeting adjourned.