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Brooks signs intergovernmental agreement with Fayette County for 2025 municipal election services
Summary
Brooks approved an intergovernmental agreement with Fayette County so the county will provide Board of Elections services for the town's 2025 municipal election at no cost to Brooks; the council voted unanimously to approve the agreement.
The Brooks Town Council unanimously approved an intergovernmental agreement with Fayette County that will obligate the county to provide all services required by the Board of Elections for the Town’s 2025 municipal election. Town Clerk Lorey (L.) Spohr explained that Brooks does not conduct its own elections and therefore must contract with the county for election services; the agreement specifies the county will provide those services at no cost to the Town.
Council Member Brian Davis moved to approve the 2025 Election Intergovernmental Agreement; Council Member Kay Brumbelow seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous. The meeting record does not list additional operational details such as polling locations or staffing arrangements; the IGA was approved as presented.
The agreement allows Brooks to rely on county election infrastructure and staffing for the upcoming municipal election rather than handle election administration in-house.
