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Votes at a glance: approvals include contracts, licenses, tax cancellation, and support letter

Gooding County Board of Commissioners · March 16, 2026
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Summary

At its March 16 meeting, Gooding County commissioners approved multiple routine items including a sign-generator contract renewal, two alcohol licenses (renewal and new), a tax cancellation of $874.08, a letter supporting Milner Dam rehabilitation, and consent for the SMILES grant; motions were typically moved by Commissioner Eames and seconded by Commissioner Buhler.

The Gooding County Board of Commissioners handled a series of routine approvals on March 16, 2026. Items approved with recorded motions and seconders included:

- Resolution 2026-03-16: Sheriff’s Office budget amendment, increase of $25,000 to account 01-04-497 (moved by Vern Eames, seconded by Ronald Buhler). - Tax cancellation for parcel RPH3000005011B in the amount of $874.08 (Assessor Baldwin; motion by Vern Eames, seconded by Ronald Buhler). - Three-year renewal of the sign generator service contract with Western States CAT (motion by Vern Eames, seconded by Ronald Buhler). - Alcohol license renewal #41 for Lupitas Tesoros Mexicanos (motion by Vern Eames, seconded by Ronald Buhler). - New Alcohol Beverage License #40 for Pocket Creamery LLC (motion by Vern Eames, seconded by Ronald Buhler). - Approval to sign a letter supporting the Milner Dam Rehabilitation Project addressed to Congressman Mike Simpson (motion by Vern Eames, seconded by Ronald Buhler).

Most items passed unanimously or with standard roll-call approval; Commissioner Bolduc specifically abstained on the 1000 Springs Realty land-division authorization due to a potential conflict of interest (separate motion recorded during the meeting).