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Votes at a glance: appointments, budget amendments and EMS resolutions approved by Giles County

Giles County Legislative Body · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At its May 19 meeting the Giles County Legislative Body approved a slate of notaries, appointed EDC and Water Alliance members, passed budget amendment resolutions and approved EMS-related resolutions; vote tallies and appointments are recorded in the minutes.

The Giles County Legislative Body completed several formal actions on May 19, 2025, including elections/appointments, budget amendments and EMS-related resolutions. Below are the actions recorded in the meeting minutes and their outcomes.

Notaries Public at Large: A slate of re-elections and a new notary (Ashley Newton) were approved by roll-call vote; no recorded 'No' votes; Tim Risner was absent.

EDC Board appointment: Morgan Flowers was approved for a four-year term on the Giles County Economic Development Commission (term expires May 31, 2028); the appointment was approved by roll-call vote with no recorded 'No' votes.

Water Alliance appointment: Daryl Williamson was approved for a two-year term on the Water Alliance (term expires September 2027); approval by roll-call vote was recorded.

Budget amendments: Amendment Resolution 2025-18 (County General Fund), Amendment Resolution 2025-19 (Highway Fund), and Amendment Resolution 2025-20 (General Purpose School Fund 141 and Fund 143) were each approved by roll-call vote as recorded in the minutes. Specific line-item amounts are not specified in the minutes excerpted in the record.

EMS-related resolutions: Resolution 2025-21 (assign proceeds from sale of EMS equipment) was approved. Resolution 2025-22 (to reject EMS building renovation options) was debated and approved by roll-call vote. The minutes show roll-call tallies and note procedural votes to end discussion.

All of the above motions include recorded roll-call votes in the official minutes. Where the minutes list a device malfunction or clerical correction (for example with Commissioner Roger Reedy's electronic vote or post-vote corrections requested by David Adams and Judy Pruett), the clerk recorded the corrected votes in the device or minutes per the record.