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Commissioners discussed a proposed agreement with Leftover Pets, Inc. for comprehensive veterinary care at the county animal shelter, but the cited meeting materials do not reveal what happened…
County Manager Tim Sims said the county’s LMIG work would be guided by road-condition ratings, but the Commission record does not document a paving vote…
The 5-0 July votes completed a process that began with a March Planning Commission hearing, though the public record provided does not establish when or how the new…
The unanimous July vote replaces a 1992 development ordinance after months of debate over housing, rural land and the county’s ability to assess large projects.
A July 16 motion would launch study of two possible local districts, but the record does not show a vote, final boundaries or any new preservation rules.
A unanimous July 16 vote set a four-street framework for mapping, but the district itself has not been established.
The Preservation Commission’s unanimous boundary vote identifies an area between Front, Wyly, Larkin and Jones streets, but it does not create the district or set rules for property…
Kimley-Horn will examine replacement or upgrade options for the airport’s automated weather observing system; no project, price or timetable has been selected.
A July 13 council agenda put a countywide tax agreement and Resolution 2026-5 before city leaders, but the record does not show whether they acted.
A July 9 council agenda placed two blue-and-white LED lightbars before town officials, but no documented outcome yet shows whether the equipment was approved or bought.
Commissioners placed Resolution 2026-06-006 on a June 29 special-called-meeting agenda alongside the county’s FY 2027 budget and tax-rate business…
Commissioners scheduled a June 29 special-called meeting to hear public comment and consider the resolution adopting the countywide spending plan, alongside tax and fee actions.