Votes and actions: Geneva County Commission, Nov. 24, 2025
Summary
A concise roundup of motions and outcomes from the Geneva County Commission meeting on Nov. 24, 2025, including minutes approval, proclamations, board reappointments, and contract authorizations.
At its Nov. 24 meeting the Geneva County Commission recorded the following formal actions and votes:
- Approve Minutes (Nov. 10, 2025): Motion by Commissioner Todd Brannon; second by Commissioner Bart Wilks. Vote: yes 2, abstain 1 (Commissioner Jeff Hatcher).
- Proclamation for Farm City Week: Motion by Commissioner Todd Brannon; second by Commissioner Bart Wilks. Vote: yes 3-0.
- Adopt ACCA SSUT resolution (authorize county to intervene in SSUT litigation): Motion by Commissioner Bart Wilks; second by Commissioner Todd Brannon. Vote: yes 3-0.
- Reappoint Zack Cooke to E-911 Board (District seat): Motion by Commissioner Todd Brannon; second by Commissioner Bart Wilks. Vote: yes 2, abstain 1 (Commissioner Jeff Hatcher).
- Approve 2026 commission meeting schedule: Motion by Commissioner Bart Wilks; second by Commissioner Jeff Hatcher. Vote: yes 3-0.
- Approve 2026 holiday schedule: Motion by Commissioner Jeff Hatcher; second by Commissioner Bart Wilks. Vote: yes 3-0.
- Adopt resolution authorizing contract with Cadence Equipment Finance for two garbage trucks: Motion by Commissioner Todd Brannon; second by Commissioner Jeff Hatcher. Vote: yes 3-0.
- Adjourn: Motion by Commissioner Todd Brannon; second by Commissioner Bart Wilks. Vote: yes 3-0.
Each item above is recorded in the meeting minutes and supporting exhibits where applicable. For details and supporting documents (resolutions, contract exhibits, delivery orders) see the meeting record appended to the minutes.
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