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Yadkinville commissioners approve employee health plan, façade grant and routine measures in unanimous votes
Summary
At their June 1 meeting the Yadkinville Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a new employee Blue Cross Blue Shield health plan, raised the town HSA contribution to $2,000, approved a revised Façade Grant, reappointed a planning board member and approved the chamber lease.
The Yadkinville Board of Commissioners on June 1 unanimously approved a package of routine personnel and program measures, including a new employee health insurance plan and several town agreements.
Manager Mike Koser told the board Blue Cross Blue Shield would no longer honor the town’s grandfathered employee plan and presented a new plan for the 2026–27 year. Commissioner Chris Matthews moved to approve the proposed Blue Cross Blue Shield plan and an annual town contribution of $2,000 to employees’ Health Savings Accounts; Commissioner Richie Parker seconded the motion, which passed 4–0.
Planning Director Meredith Detsch presented revisions to the proposed Façade Grant that added statutory references, expanded the geographic map, included details for murals, added a default clause to protect town funds and provided a scoring guide for applications. Commissioner Monta Davis-Oliver moved to approve the revised Façade Grant; Commissioner Chris Matthews seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The board also reappointed Virgil Dodson to another three-year term on the Planning Board/Board of Adjustment (motion by Monta Davis-Oliver, seconded by Chris Matthews) and approved the annual lease agreement with the Yadkin County Chamber of Commerce (motion by Monta Davis-Oliver, seconded by Richie Parker); both votes were unanimous.
Smaller procedural items on the consent portion of the agenda also passed without opposition, including adoption of the meeting agenda and approval of amended special meeting minutes from April 20 and the May 4 regular minutes.
The board recessed the meeting at 6:25 p.m.; it will reconvene on June 26, 2026 to close out the fiscal year.
