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Votes at a glance: Curry County approves annexation, fee schedule, transit budget and routine items
Summary
At its June 30 meeting the Curry County Board of Commissioners approved annexation petition 2603 into the Gold Beach Rural Fire Protection District, adopted the county fee schedule for 2026—27, approved the Curry County Public Transit Service District budget, authorized a grant application for aquatic safety and approved consent items including payroll and a road striping contract.
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The Curry County Board of Commissioners approved several formal actions during its June 30 meeting:
- Annexation 2603: The board opened and closed the public hearing on a petition to annex property into the Gold Beach Rural Fire Protection District (BOC annexation 2603). With no public comment, the board moved, seconded and voted to approve annexation petition 2603.
- County fee schedule (2026—27): After reopening the public hearing the board voted to adopt the county fee schedule for the 2026—27 fiscal year; no public comments were recorded during the hearing.
- Curry County Public Transit Service District budget: The board adopted and appropriated the Transit Service Districts 2026—27 budget. The transcript records an appropriation amount described in the meeting as "1,374,250" for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026; the board noted this action preserves current transit services that had been at risk earlier.
- Aquatic safety grant application: The board approved submission of a grant application for aquatic safety programming and called the question; the motion passed.
- Consent items: The board approved master payroll for 2026—27 and awarded a striping contract to the road department as listed in the consent agenda.
All listed motions in the meeting transcript passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition. Several items were taken after public hearings were opened and closed with no public speakers present. The record shows the board moved quickly through routine actions after completing the budget and tax-rate votes earlier in the meeting.

