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Votes at a glance: Cherokee County Commission, Feb. 24, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and unanimous outcomes at the Cherokee County Board meeting on Feb. 24, 2025, including approval of minutes, two executive sessions, Resolution 05-2025, acceptance of Salamanca Township resignations, authorization to advertise vacancies, and adjournment.
The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions and outcomes during its Feb. 24, 2025 meeting; all recorded motions passed unanimously by the attending commissioners (Myra Carlisle Frazier, Jack Garner and Cory Moates):
• Approval of Feb. 14, 2025 minutes — motion by Commissioner Cory Moates, second by Commissioner Jack Garner; passed unanimously. • Attorney–client executive session (10 minutes) — motion by Commissioner Moates, second by Commissioner Garner; passed unanimously; no action recorded on return. • Attorney–client executive session including County Treasurer (15 minutes) — motion by Commissioner Moates, second by Commissioner Garner; passed unanimously; no action recorded on return. • Adoption of Resolution 05-2025 (Rural Opportunity Zone Student Loan Repayment Program) — motion by Commissioner Moates, second by Commissioner Frazier; passed unanimously. • Acceptance of resignations (Brenda Grant, Bob Brassart, Waycee Brassart) effective Feb. 20, 2025 — motion by Commissioner Frazier, second by Commissioner Garner; passed unanimously. • Authorization to advertise three Salamanca Township vacancies in The News Report for one week — motion by Commissioner Frazier, second by Commissioner Garner; passed unanimously. • Adjournment — motion by Commissioner Myra Carlisle Frazier, second by Commissioner Cory Moates; passed unanimously.
The minutes do not record individual roll-call vote tallies beyond the summary “the motion passed unanimously,” nor do they list commissioners absent or any recorded dissent.
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