Buncombe County public meetings in 2025

Board of Commissioners

The Commissioners will hear staff briefings on several county initiatives. Topics include the Just Home housing program, the Continuum of Care health services update, an addendum to the Hazard Mitigation Plan, the Reduce to Rebuild disaster recovery program, and the School Funding Agreement. No formal actions are listed on the agenda.

• Just Home Update – 10 mins
• Continuum of Care Quarterly Update – 15 mins
• Hazard Mitigation Plan Addendum – 10 mins
• Reduce to Rebuild Program Update – 15 mins
• School Funding Agreement – 20 mins

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will consider several approvals, including meeting minutes, the October tax collection report, and the 2026 meeting schedule. It will also discuss extending the Reduce to Rebuild program, adopting an addendum to the regional hazard mitigation plan, and holding a public hearing on a personnel ordinance. New business includes terminating the Commercial Hauler Rebate Program, approving a design and engineering contract for the Grovement landslide, and updating affordable housing program guidelines.

• Resolution to Terminate the Commercial Hauler Rebate Program
• Resolution Approving the Design and Engineering Contract for Grovement Landslide with ECS Southeast, LLC
• Approval of Revisions to the Affordable Housing Services Program Guidelines
• Approval of FY2025 External Audit Contract Amendment
• Ordinance to Extend the Reduce to Rebuild Program to June 30, 2026

Board of Commissioners

The Board will hear staff updates on several matters, including the planned sunset of the Commercial Hauler Rebate Program, a proclamation policy update, a personnel ordinance update, and progress on the Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan. Commissioners will then open the floor for public discussion.

• Commercial Hauler Rebate Program sunset (staff briefing)
• Proclamation policy update
• Personnel ordinance update
• Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan process update

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider the adoption of the Helene Recovery Plan. The meeting includes several budget amendments to accept grant funds and a contract for park engineering services.

• Adoption of Helene Recovery Plan
• Contract with John R. McAdams Company for Hominy River Park Engineering and Design Services
• Budget Amendment for Open Space Bond Allocations for Passive Recreation Lands Projects
• Budget Amendments to accept Dogwood Health Trust, NC Wildlife Resources Commission, and NCDHHS funds
• Appointment of Wilson Bishop to the Skyland Fire & Rescue Firefighters’ Relief Fund Board of Trustees

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners adopted the five‑year Tropical Storm Helene Recovery Plan, guiding 114 projects across the county. They also approved a $159,432.50 contract with John R. McAdams Company for engineering and design services for Hominy River Park. The consent agenda items, including appointment of Wilson Bishop and several budget amendments, were approved unanimously.

• Adopted the Buncombe County Tropical Storm Helene Recovery Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $159,432.50 contract with John R. McAdams Company for Hominy River Park engineering and design (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items – November 4 minutes, appointment to Firefighters’ Relief Fund, and multiple budget amendments (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will convene a budget retreat at 9:00 AM on November 13, 2025 in the 1st Floor Conference Room, 200 College St. The agenda includes a staff update on the budget retreat presented by John Hudson, followed by an open discussion with all commissioners. No specific actions or decisions are listed.

• Meeting called to order by Chair Edwards
• Staff update: Budget retreat presentation by John Hudson
• Open discussion with all commissioners

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will meet at 3:00 PM on November 4, 2025. The agenda includes staff briefings on the Helene Recovery Plan, Open Space Bond allocations for passive recreation lands projects, and an update on the Homeowner Grant Program. No formal decisions are listed; the items are presented for informational purposes. The meeting will end with an open discussion.

• Helene Recovery Plan briefing
• Open Space Bond allocations for passive recreation lands projects
• Homeowner Grant Program update

Board of Commissioners

The commissioners will consider several budget amendments, including two conservation easements and funding for demolition of a dilapidated structure. They will adopt the 2030 Strategic Plan and reappoint Jennifer Pike as Tax Collector. The meeting includes resolutions to award contracts for the Sports Park fields upgrade and for work at Charles D. Owen Park, as well as approval of the Courthouse elevator repairs contract with Otis Elevator.

• Resolution to award contract for Buncombe County Sports Park Fields Upgrade
• Resolution awarding Charles D. Owen Park contract
• Approval of Courthouse Elevator Repairs Contract with Otis Elevator
• Budget amendments to establish two conservation easements
• Reappointment of Jennifer Pike as Tax Collector

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners approved a $3,856,425 contract with Astro Turf, LLC to install artificial turf and lighting at the County Sports Park. The Board also adopted the 2030 Strategic Plan, approved budget amendments for two conservation easement projects, and reappointed Tax Collector Jennifer Pike for a five‑year term. All consent‑agenda items and a motion to enter closed session were approved unanimously.

• Approved $3,856,425 contract with Astro Turf, LLC for sports park fields (unanimous)
• Adopted 2030 Buncombe County Strategic Plan (unanimous)
• Approved budget amendments for Haw Creek ($200,000) and Warren Wilson ($858,084) conservation easements (unanimous)
• Reappointed Tax Collector Jennifer Pike for a 5‑year term (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including minutes, tax report, and several budget amendments (unanimous)
• Approved keeping More Than a Job program item on agenda (unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session per G.S. 143‑318.11(a)(6) (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will hold a staff‑updates session. Commissioners will hear briefings on the Fairview Holiday Parade, a Helene update, FEMA temporary housing units sales and donations, and the county strategic plan. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Fairview Holiday Parade update (10 min) – Commissioner Horton
• Helene update (30 min) – Rachael Sawyer
• FEMA temporary housing units sales & donations update (15 min) – Jonathon Jones, Ina Chan
• Strategic plan update (20 min) – Kathleen Blackney

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will vote on several policy approvals, including a revised Conflict of Interest Policy, Separation Policy, Grant Funded Positions Policy, Travel Policy, and the Fairview Parade Ordinance. A public hearing will be held on a rezoning application for parcel PIN 9653-57-2381, changing it from R-2 Residential to CS Commercial Service. The board will also consider a budget amendment to establish a Recovery Office and increase the Helene budget. Additional items include board appointments and routine reports.

• Approval of the Fairview Parade Ordinance
• Public hearing on rezoning parcel PIN 9653-57-2381 from R-2 Residential to CS Commercial Service
• Budget amendment to establish a Recovery Office and increase the Helene budget
• Approval of the Revised Conflict of Interest Policy
• Approval of the Revised Separation Policy

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a $14,001,245 budget amendment to create five grant‑funded positions for the Helene Recovery Office and fund related projects. They also approved the Fairview Holiday Parade ordinance, a rezoning from R‑2 residential to commercial service, and several board appointments. All items on the consent agenda, including policy revisions and meeting minutes, were approved unanimously.

• Approved $14,001,245 budget amendment for Helene Recovery Office (unanimous)
• Approved Fairview Holiday Parade Ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of PIN 9653-57-2381 from R‑2 to CS (unanimous)
• Appointed Gregory Phillips, Gabriel Quesinberry, Mark Diaz as regular Board of Adjustment members (unanimous)
• Appointed Wesley Greene, William Belt, David Barley, Carol McCrory as alternate members (unanimous)
• Approved October 7 Combined Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Revised Conflict of Interest Policy (unanimous)
• Approved Revised Separation Policy (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing covering several staff updates. Topics include an FCC update, a Land of Sky DEQ grant, a review of board policies for approval, and a discussion of Helene recovery projects and their funding. The meeting is scheduled for October 7, 2025 at 3:00 PM in the First Floor Conference Room, 200 College St.

• FCC update (20 minutes) presented by Dane Pedersen
• Land of Sky DEQ grant update (10 minutes) presented by Ian Baillie
• Review of policies for board approvals (15 minutes) presented by Amy Davis and Matt Evans
• Helene recovery projects and funding discussion (30 minutes) presented by Jeremiah LeRoy and Matt Evans

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review a construction contract for EMS East and several budget amendments. The meeting includes resolutions regarding a landfill easement and the creation of a pedestrian plan steering committee. Public hearings are scheduled, though no specific topics are listed.

• Carolina Specialties Construction EMS East Single Prime Construction Contract
• Easement for French Broad Electric Membership Corporation at Landfill
• Establishment of the Ad Hoc Buncombe County Pedestrian Plan Steering Committee
• Budget amendments for NC911 technology purchases and the RACE CARS program
• Budget amendments for conservation easement projects in the Open Space Bond Fund

The Buncombe County Board unanimously approved the $8,407,908 contract for the EMS East Base project. It also approved a $500,000 United Healthcare grant for a mobile integrated health initiative, $861,488 in technology purchases from the NC911 fund, and $636,985 for eight conservation easement projects. Additional items on the consent agenda and several board appointments were also approved unanimously.

• Approved $8,407,908 EMS East Single Prime Construction Contract (unanimous)
• Approved $500,000 United Healthcare grant for Mobile Integrated Health Initiative (unanimous)
• Approved two new grant‑funded, time‑limited positions (unanimous)
• Approved $861,488 technology purchases from NC911 Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $636,985 for eight conservation easement projects in open space (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including easement to French Broad Electric, pedestrian steering committee, conservation easement budget amendment, WNC Bridge Foundation funds, and 911 RACE CARS grant (unanimous)
• Appointed Joel Mowery to Agricultural Advisory Board and reappointed several members to other advisory councils (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will hear four staff briefings: a Helene and Recovery Plan update, a Helene After‑Action Report, a Strategic Plan update, and a Pedestrian Plan update. No formal actions or votes are listed; the agenda consists of informational presentations.

• Helene and Recovery Plan Update – 30 minutes – presented by Avril Pinder
• Helene After‑Action Report – 45 minutes – presented by Heather Parkinson and Max Taintor
• Strategic Plan Update – 20 minutes – presented by Kathleen Blackney
• Pedestrian Plan Update – 10 minutes – presented by William High

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a map amendment for the Foundation for the Arts and FY 2027 grant applications. The body will also consider budget amendments for school operating funds and an outdoor recreation grant.

• Public hearing: ZPH2025-00021 Foundation for the Arts (Art Space Charter School) Map Amendment
• Public hearing: FY 2027 Annual Section 5311 Administrative and Capital Grant Applications
• Budget amendment to appropriate Article 39 Sales Tax for school operating
• Budget amendment to accept the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) Grant Award
• Resolution to adopt the Schedule of Values

The commissioners unanimously approved rezoning two parcels at 104 Sherwood Road from R‑1 Residential to NS Neighborhood Services. They also unanimously adopted the FY 2027 public transportation grant application resolution, the Schedule of Values, and the resolution approving pyrotechnic experts for firework displays. All votes were recorded as unanimous.

• Approved rezoning of 104 Sherwood Road parcels from R‑1 to NS (unanimous)
• Adopted FY 2027 public transportation grant application resolution (unanimous)
• Adopted Schedule of Values (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution Approving Pyrotechnic Experts for Firework Displays (unanimous)
• Approved September 2, 2025 Combined Meeting Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Consent agenda (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will receive updates from staff on internal audits, community reparations, and the Continuum of Care. The meeting includes a period for open discussion among the commissioners.

• Internal Audit update from Robb Hartman
• Community Reparations Commission update from Noreal Armstrong
• Continuum of Care quarterly update from Lacy Hoyle

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the appointment of a Tax Assessor and the acceptance of a State Disaster Cashflow Loan. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding the Schedule of Values.

• Public hearing on Schedule of Values
• Appointment of Tax Assessor
• Acceptance of State Disaster Cashflow Loan - Round 3
• Approval of July 2025 Tax Collection Report

The board approved its consent agenda, the August 19, 2025 combined meeting minutes, and the July 2025 tax collection report, all unanimously. Commissioners moved into a closed session to discuss real‑property contract negotiations, also unanimously. They then appointed Eric Cregger as the county tax assessor with a unanimous vote.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved August 19, 2025 combined meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July 2025 tax collection report (unanimous)
• Moved into closed session to discuss real‑property contract negotiations (unanimous)
• Appointed Eric Cregger as County Tax Assessor (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will review staff updates regarding Helene Recovery, including renew and grow NC initiatives, an advanced planning storage facility, and a reappraisal schedule of values. The meeting also includes a review of letters and a quarterly update on Community Development Block Grant-Neighborhood Revitalization.

• Helene Recovery Update (Renew NC, Grow NC, Staff)
• Advanced Planning Storage Facility Update
• Schedule of Values for Reappraisal 2026
• CDBG-Neighborhood Revitalization Quarterly Update
• Review of Letters for Board Review

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will consider several budget amendments, including reimbursement for fire station alerting equipment, a transfer to the 911 fund, and a grant match for the WNC Futures Factory. They will also adopt an ordinance to close a road for a remembrance walk in Swannanoa and approve an interlocal agreement with the City of Asheville for a homeowner grant program. Additional items include a sidewalk maintenance agreement with NCDOT and a request to rename the Fairview Library community room.

• Ordinance Declaring a Road Closure for a Remembrance Walk in Swannanoa
• NCDOT Sidewalk Maintenance Agreement
• Interlocal Agreement between City of Asheville and Buncombe County for Homeowner Grant Program
• Budget Amendment for WNC Futures Factory Grant Match (A-B Tech)
• Request to rename the Fairview Library community room to the Annie Clarke Ager Community Room

The board approved the interlocal agreement with the City of Asheville governing the homeowner grant program, adopted an ordinance declaring a road closure for a Remembrance Walk in Swannanoa, and approved the NCDOT sidewalk maintenance agreement and several budget amendments. The board also unanimously moved to add the Mission Hospital letter to the New Business agenda and gave consensus to send letters to UNCA and AdventHealth.

• Approved Interlocal Agreement between City of Asheville and Buncombe County governing Homeowner Grant Program
• Adopted ordinance declaring a road closure for a Remembrance Walk in Swannanoa
• Approved NCDOT Sidewalk Maintenance Agreement
• Approved budget amendment to reimburse Fire Station alerting equipment
• Approved budget amendment to transfer funds to 911 Fund for ineligible expenses
• Approved budget amendment to appropriate funds balance for forfeiture funds for vehicle purchases
• Unanimously moved to add Mission Hospital letter to New Business agenda
• Board gave consensus to send letters to UNCA and AdventHealth

Board of Commissioners

The Board will hold a 180‑minute session to interview candidates for the Swannanoa Small Area & Resilience Plan steering committee. The candidates are listed in an attachment. This is the only agenda item beyond the call to order.

• Conduct 180‑minute interviews of candidates for the Swannanoa Small Area & Resilience Plan steering committee

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will hear staff updates on FY27 budget priorities presented by John Hudson and a 120‑minute strategic planning work session led by the Strategy & Innovation Team. After the updates, the meeting will include an open discussion for all participants.

• FY27 Budget Priorities presentation (15 minutes) – John Hudson
• Strategic Planning Work Session (120 minutes) – Strategy & Innovation Team
• Open Discussion

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will review the annual property tax settlement for fiscal year 2025. The meeting includes public hearings on a map amendment for Clarks Chapel Rd and a text amendment regarding the Dimensional Table and Statement of District Intent.

• Annual Property Tax Settlement for fiscal year 2025
• ZPH2025-00011, Clarks Chapel Rd Map Amendment (Rezoning)
• ZPH2025-00012, Dimensional Table and Statement of District Intent (Text Amendment)
• Opioid Settlement's Third Supplemental Agreement for Additional Funds (SAAF-3)
• Budget Amendment for Duke Energy Foundation Storm Preparedness Grant

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners met on August 5, 2025 and took several actions. Commissioners added two alternate members to the Swannanoa Advisory Steering Committee and corrected the Homeowner Grant Program amount in the July 15 minutes, both votes carried unanimously. The board also approved the rezoning of 60 Clarks Chapel Rd from R‑3 Residential to CS Commercial Service, again unanimously.

• Added two alternate members to the Swannanoa Advisory Steering Committee (unanimous)
• Amended July 15 minutes to correct Homeowner Grant Program amount to $280K (unanimous)
• Approved the consent agenda and revised agenda (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 60 Clarks Chapel Rd from R‑3 to CS (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will receive briefings from the FCC representative, the County Manager, and the Code Enforcement Team. Commissioners will also discuss a letter about the Healthy Opportunities Pilot to be sent to the North Carolina General Assembly. No formal actions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• FCC update (20 minutes) presented by FCC representatives
• Helene update (30 minutes) presented by County Manager Avril Pinder
• Code Enforcement Team update (20 minutes) presented by Jason Rogers
• Discussion of Healthy Opportunities Pilot letter to NC General Assembly (10 minutes) led by Chair Edwards

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will approve several routine items, including meeting minutes, a tax collection report, a waiver for Parks Hospitality Group, a youth sports grant budget amendment, and an FY2026 fee‑schedule amendment. Public comment, manager reports, and proclamations for Independent Retailer Month and Parks and Recreation Month will be presented. The board will also discuss the Home and Community Care Block Grant Agreement and the C&D Landfill Phase 8 construction contract. Board appointments for the Swannanoa Steering Committee and other positions will be confirmed.

• Approval of May 2025 Tax Collection Report
• Waiver of Occupancy Tax Penalty for Parks Hospitality Group
• Budget Amendment for the Youth Sports Grant – North Carolina Amateur Sports
• Amendment to the FY2026 Fee Schedule
• Consideration of the C&D Landfill Phase 8 Construction Contract

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners approved the June 17 and corrected June 3 combined meeting minutes, the May 2025 Tax Collection Report, a waiver of an occupancy tax penalty for Parks Hospitality Group, a budget amendment for the Youth Sports Grant, and an amendment to the FY2026 fee schedule. Motions to add the Healthy Opportunities letter to New Business, to approve the consent agenda, and to move proclamations before public comment were all carried unanimously.

• Motion to add Healthy Opportunities letter to New Business – carried unanimously
• Approval of consent agenda – carried unanimously
• Motion to move Proclamations before Public Comment – carried unanimously
• Approved June 17, 2025 combined briefing and regular meeting minutes
• Approved corrected June 3, 2025 combined meeting minutes
• Approved May 2025 Tax Collection Report
• Waiver of Occupancy Tax Penalty for Parks Hospitality Group – approved
• Budget amendment for the Youth Sports Grant – approved

Board of Commissioners

The Board will hear staff updates on the Helene program, including a general update and a recovery plan, as well as a brief report on the Southside Healing Space. Commissioners will also consider a motion to enter a closed session. No other agenda items are listed.

• Helene update – 30 minutes staff briefing
• Southside Healing Space report – 10 minutes
• Helene Recovery Plan update – 30 minutes
• Motion to go into closed session – 5 minutes

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners will vote on several resolutions and agreements. Items include approving a loan amendment, authorizing a grant application for the Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan, and terminating the county’s state of emergency proclamation. The board will also consider a memorandum of understanding with Urban Atlantic, a tourism development authority agreement, and multiple budget amendments, including a new disaster cashflow loan round.

• Resolution Authorizing Application for the Green Growth Toolbox Grant to Support the Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan
• Resolution Approving Pyrotechnic Experts for Firework Displays
• Resolution Terminating the Proclamation of a State of Emergency for Buncombe County
• Consideration of the Ferry Road Memorandum of Understanding with Urban Atlantic
• State Disaster Cashflow Loan – Round 2

The Board voted to end the County’s State of Emergency proclamation. It also approved several resolutions, including a $10 million disaster cash‑flow loan amendment, pyrotechnic experts for fireworks, and a grant for the Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan. The Board authorized negotiations for the Ferry Road development MOU, approved the Tourism Development Authority administrative agreement, and appointed Curt Euler as County Attorney.

• Resolution terminating the State of Emergency – approved unanimously (consent agenda)
• Amendment to State Cashflow Loan Agreement Round 1 – approved unanimously (consent agenda)
• Resolution approving pyrotechnic experts for firework displays – approved unanimously (consent agenda)
• Resolution authorizing Green Growth Toolbox Grant for Swannanoa plan – approved unanimously (consent agenda)
• Authorized County Manager to negotiate Ferry Road MOU with Urban Atlantic – approved unanimously
• Authorized County Manager to execute Tourism Development Authority administrative agreement – passed 6‑1
• Appointment of Curt Euler as County Attorney – approved unanimously
• Motion to enter closed session for legal and contract advice – carried unanimously

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the FY26 Budget adoption, including the Annual Funds Budget Ordinance and Capital Project Funds Budget Ordinance. The meeting also includes a briefing on investment policy, economic updates, and the Ferry Road recommendation.

• Consideration of the FY26 Budget Adoption and Capital Project Funds Budget Ordinance
• Approval of Municipal Tax Collection Agreement Extensions for Asheville, Black Mountain, Montreat, Weaverville, and Woodfin
• Acceptance of the NC Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant
• Budget amendment for FY25 Soil and Water Conservation District Education Programs
• CDBG Recovery Housing Program additional grant funding award

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the North Carolina Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant award of $225,586 for the battery‑storage project at 35 Woodfin, with no local match required. The grant will fund design and installation of about 180 kWh of battery energy storage, to be completed by December 2026. The Board also approved all items on the consent agenda, including the FY2025‑26 Juvenile Crime Prevention Council plan and related resolutions, by unanimous vote.

• Approved NC Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant ($225,586, no local match) (unanimous)
• Approved May 20, 2025 combined briefing and regular meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved April 2025 Tax Collection Report (unanimous)
• Approved Municipal Tax Collection Agreement Extensions (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for pyrotechnic experts for firework displays (unanimous)
• Approved FY25 Soil and Water Conservation District education program budget amendment (unanimous)
• Approved FY2025‑26 Juvenile Crime Prevention Council annual plan and certification (unanimous)
• Approved motion to amend agenda to read proclamation after consent agenda (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Buncombe County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution delegating authority to approve reimbursement resolutions. It also formed the Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan Steering Committee, approved a budget amendment for the Helene Household Assistance Program, reappointed members to advisory committees, and approved pyrotechnic experts for upcoming firework displays.

• Adopted resolution delegating authority to approve reimbursement resolutions
• Formed Swannanoa Small Area and Resilience Plan Steering Committee
• Approved budget amendment for Helene Household Assistance Program
• Reappointed five members to Home & Community Care Block Grant Advisory Committee
• Reappointed two members to Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
• Approved pyrotechnic experts for firework displays at The Biltmore House and Camp Rockmont
• Approved consent agenda items including meeting minutes and several budget amendments
• Approved resolution supporting NCDOT project on NC‑63 at South Turkey Creek Road

Board of Commissioners

The May 6, 2025 session began with a briefing and included a consent agenda, several resolutions, budget amendments, and public comment. The minutes list the items on the agenda but do not record any votes, approvals, or other actions taken. Consequently, no concrete decisions are documented for this meeting.

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda items unanimously. Other resolutions and appointments were presented but no vote outcomes were recorded in the minutes. The next briefing and regular meeting are scheduled for May 6, 2025.

• Consent agenda items approved unanimously