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Union County Council designates 103 W. Main Street as permanent meeting location
Summary
Union County Council voted unanimously March 11 to permanently move regular council meetings from the courthouse to a meeting room at 103 W. Main Street. The change was approved after a motion from Councilman John Flood and a second from Councilwoman Carolyn Rutherford.
Union County Council voted unanimously March 11 to designate 103 W. Main Street as the permanent location for future council meetings, moving them out of the courthouse.
Chairman Phillip Russell said the motion was offered to establish a consistent, accessible meeting venue for council business. Councilman John Flood moved the motion and Councilwoman Carolyn Rutherford seconded; the vote carried with all members present voting in favor.
The move follows logistical planning by county staff to ready the 103 W. Main Street meeting room for council use. Council members did not raise questions during the vote. Staff said the space will host future budget work sessions, hearings and regular council meetings beginning with dates set in the upcoming budget schedule.
