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Commissioners decline to sign amended Tri-County Weeds joint-powers agreement

Gooding County Board of Commissioners · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Gooding County commissioners voted to reject proposed changes to the Tri-County Weeds joint-powers agreement, with Commissioner Vern Eames moving not to sign the amended version and Commissioner Ronald Buhler seconding; the motion carried.

Gooding County commissioners discussed a proposed amended Tri-County Weeds Joint Powers Agreement and agreed the county would not accept the proposed changes. Commissioner Vern Eames moved that the county not sign the amended agreement; Commissioner Ronald Buhler seconded and the motion carried.

The board emphasized preference for the original agreement language and did not identify amendments they would accept. The decision was made during the board’s regular session and no roll-call tally was recorded in the public minutes for this motion.