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Prairie County adopts Resolution 26-24 to begin 2026 growth policy process; public hearing set
Summary
The board passed Resolution 26-24, a Resolution of Intent to adopt the Prairie County Growth Policy 2026, and scheduled a public hearing for June 30, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.; commissioners discussed adding solar and data center considerations to future updates.
The Prairie County Board of Commissioners voted on June 11 to adopt Resolution 26-24, a Resolution of Intent to adopt the "Prairie County Growth Policy 2026." Commissioner Todd Devlin read the resolution aloud and Commissioner Christine Keltner moved for passage; the motion passed with the board recording the vote as "all in favor." The board scheduled a public hearing on the draft growth policy for June 30, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
During discussion, commissioners asked how the growth policy would be updated after formal acceptance to include newer land-use considerations such as solar projects and data centers. The minutes record this planning-stage discussion but show no final language changes beyond the declaration of intent and the setting of the public hearing.
