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Commission votes to form redistricting board to draw five districts
Summary
The Billings County commission voted in a special meeting to form a statutorily authorized redistricting board to produce five county districts rather than adopting a map directly at the meeting.
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The chair of the meeting moved the assembly into a formal vote and a majority approved creating a redistricting board to draw five county districts. A commissioner formally moved "to have the redistricting board called upon to create the 5 districts," and the chair seconded the motion; the chair then called for the ayes and the motion carried.
The state's attorney explained that adopting a motion or passing a resolution would satisfy the statutory requirement if the commission wished to act itself; otherwise the statutorily appointed board would assume map‑drawing responsibilities and hold public meetings. The meeting record shows a vote in favor and the commission immediately proceeded to discuss the board's composition and nomination process.
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