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Clerk to print declaration; officials to post ban online and notify state
Summary
After the vote, the Clerk said she would print the declaration for signature and officials said they would post the ban on county channels, notify the sheriff's office and upload the declaration to the state registry.
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After the motion carried, the Clerk confirmed she had the text and said, "And I'll have it printed out and then we'll have it for your signature, Dean." The Chair asked whether a same-day signature was required to make the declaration official; the Clerk indicated she would arrange it.
An agency official urged rapid public notice because of higher weekend traffic and said the county would post the declaration to Facebook, the sheriff's office channels and county outlets, and that they would "get it uploaded to the state." Staff were directed to complete those notification steps promptly.
The meeting concluded after a brief confirmation that a scheduled bike race would still proceed that weekend.

