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Board adopts three resolutions and confirms library committee appointment
Summary
Supervisors adopted three unanimous resolutions — recognizing human dignity and rights of life, opposing congressional redistricting plans perceived to dilute rural representation, and the opioid awareness resolution — and confirmed a library‑committee appointment before recessing to a closed session on personnel and real‑property.
Supervisors considered and adopted multiple resolutions and a committee nomination. A supervisor (S10) presented a resolution affirming the "inherent dignity and worth" of all human life, including the unborn; the board moved, seconded and adopted the resolution unanimously.
Another supervisor (S8) presented a resolution opposing proposed congressional redistricting plans described in the record as potentially diluting rural conservative representation; the board adopted the resolution and agreed to transmit copies to the governor, members of the General Assembly representing the county and the state Supreme Court.
The board also confirmed a nomination (Neli Harmon) to fill a library committee vacancy and accepted recommendations about term dates to be verified. Following those actions, supervisors made a motion and voted to enter closed session to discuss personnel matters and acquisition/disposition of real property under the cited code section; the meeting recessed with the intent to return at 7 p.m.
These resolutions were adopted by unanimous voice/hand votes; the meeting record shows no roll‑call dissent.
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