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Commissioners approve 3-mill ballot question to fund senior-center food programming
Summary
The board unanimously approved Resolution No. 26-10 to place a three-mill levy on the primary ballot to support food programming at the Smelter City Senior Citizens' Center; there was no public comment before the 5-0 vote.
The commission voted 5-0 on March 10 to place Resolution No. 26-10 on the primary ballot, asking voters to approve a three-mill levy to support food programming at the Smelter City Senior Citizens' Center. Commissioner Paul Smith moved the resolution and Commissioner Ed Beaudette seconded; Chairman Kevin Hart opened the floor for public comment but no one spoke before the vote.
The resolution amends an earlier resolution (No. 26-05) and formally directs the county to include the food-program levy question on the primary ballot. The meeting record contains no estimate of revenue, no public testimony, and no discussion of program details beyond the resolution title.
