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Votes at a glance: Franklin County action list from June 8 meeting
Summary
At its June 8 meeting the Franklin County Commission approved routine minutes and bills, renewed an IT contract, authorized purchase of a new server, approved a property‑use agreement with ITD, adopted the International Building Code (adding the Idaho Plumbing Code), approved an ambulance fee resolution, made an EMT full‑time and entered executive session to discuss property and personnel matters.
The Franklin County Commission took the following formal actions on June 8, 2026:
- Approved the agenda, bills and minutes for May 11 and May 26 (voice vote). - Approved an update to the county IT services contract (motion carried). - Authorized purchase of a new server (motion carried); staff to finalize purchase agreement and confirm delivery and migration schedule. - Approved a property‑use agreement with the Idaho Transportation Department for Highway 91 work (voice vote). - Opened and closed a public hearing on adopting the International Building Code and adding the Idaho Plumbing Code; later in the meeting the commission voted to adopt the International Building Code including the Idaho Plumbing Code (ordinance amendment to 2003‑1) to allow county plumbing inspections. - Approved a resolution authorizing streaming/broadcasting of commission meetings. - Approved a resolution updating ambulance‑fee handling language to align with Idaho code (no substantive fee changes reported). - Moved an ambulance employee (Hannah) from part‑time to full‑time status (motion carried); staff said the change fits within current budgets and increased reliability for county emergency response. - Approved routine subrecipient agreement with the Idaho Office of Emergency Management and a traffic enforcement grant agreement for the sheriff’s office. - Approved a letter of support for Franklin Soil & Water Conservation and increased the county’s annual donation to a regional alliance by $500. - Awarded the county audit engagement to Joan Simpson (Logan) as recommended by staff. - Approved renewal of financial/recording software support with Computer Arts.
Several motions were passed by voice vote; a roll‑call vote was recorded for entry into executive session under Idaho code in order to discuss acquisition of real property interests and personnel matters.
For procurement and contract entries (server purchase; Computer Arts renewal; audit award), staff will return final contract documents to the commission for signature as required by county procurement rules.
