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Sherman County Court approves appointments, dues, educational aid and a $23,755 compressor replacement

Sherman County Court (Board of Commissioners) · January 7, 2026

Summary

At its Jan. 7 meeting the court appointed Debbie Hayden as Budget Officer, approved $100 chamber dues, appointed two Weed Board members, awarded educational assistance totaling $1,596.21, and authorized a Long compressor replacement quote not to exceed $23,755.

Sherman County Court took several recorded actions on Jan. 7. Motions recorded in the minutes include:

- Appoint Debbie Hayden as Sherman County Budget Officer for 2026 (motion passed 3-0). - Authorize $100 membership dues to the Oregon Frontier Chamber of Commerce (motion passed 3-0). - Appoint Trevor Fields and Colton McCullough to the Weed Board for three-year terms ending December 2028 (motion passed 3-0). - Approve Sherman County educational financial assistance for Cody Callahan: $1,200 for tuition and $396.21 for books (motion passed 3-0). - Approve the quote from Long to replace one compressor in the courthouse and order a spare in an amount not to exceed $23,755 (motion passed 3-0).

The motion to approve the Long compressor quote was recorded verbatim in the minutes as: "approve the quote from Long to replace one compressor, which has gone bad in the new edition of the courthouse and to order a spare, in the amount not to exceed $23,755." The court approved claims for December 2025 and the treasurer's report for November 2025; recorded votes were 3-0 where noted.

Where recorded, votes were unanimous; no dissenting motions were entered in the minutes.

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