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Incumbent 03/26/26, 4:14pm, emailed access link and info 03/27/26, back and forth email conversations, learned about non-partisan candidate planning to run 04/05/26, 4:12pm, reminder email, asking for 4/8 response Answers submitted online April 8, 2026 @ 7:00 AM.
03/28/26, 2:51pm, emailed access link and info 04/05/26, 4:05pm, text to alert to coming email 04/05/26, 4:06pm, emailed reminder, asked for 4/8 response 04/08/26, 5:27pm, texted that opponent had answered included access link 04/09/06, 2:34pm, texted that both opponents had answered, will accept answers until November 1st.
03/26/26, 3:38pm, emailed access link and info 04/05/26, 4:52pm, emailed reminder, asked for 4/8 response 04/05/26, 4:53pm, text to alert to sent email 04/08/26, 4:50pm, texted reminder, informed opponent had answered 04/08/26, 4:52pm, candidate texted a better email address to use 04/08/26, 4:58pm, emailed access link to new email address 04/08/26, 5:05pm, candidate texted, "I'll get at it first thing in the morning." Answers submitted online April 9, 2026 @ 11:59 AM.
County Commissioners/Supervisors, also known as the County Board approve the budgets of every county office, including those of the elected officials. That means they have significant say in how tax dollars are spent. They decide who will be awarded a contract for county services.
---Budgeting, policymaking and legislative authority, passing resolutions, ---Chairing and appointing committees, ---Hire and fire the county administrator, ---Responsible for the judicial system, ---Responsible for Health and General Assistance, ---A part of the appeal process for valuations (The County Board is also The Board of Equalization and Geographic Information Systems), ---Purchase, lease, or lease with option to buy and/or sell needed real estate - with limitations. The cities within the County operate within specific geographic boundaries and are responsible to provide for their citizens including police, fire and emergency services, parks and recreation, and infrastructure like streets and sewers, as well as planning and zoning in areas just beyond their city limits. (These areas are known as extraterritorial jurisdictions.) The city has limited authority within the geographic boundary. A county’s authority is given to it by the state legislature and is more limited than the authority of a city. An example would be in ordinance authority.
See Complete DescriptionCounty Commissioners/Supervisors, also known as the County Board approve the budgets of every county office, including those of the elected officials. That means they have significant say in how tax dollars are spent. They decide who will be awarded a contract for county services.
---Budgeting, policymaking and legislative authority, passing resolutions, ---Chairing and appointing committees, ---Hire and fire the county administrator, ---Responsible for the judicial system, ---Responsible for Health and General Assistance, ---A part of the appeal process for valuations (The County Board is also The Board of Equalization and Geographic Information Systems), ---Purchase, lease, or lease with option to buy and/or sell needed real estate - with limitations. The cities within the County operate within specific geographic boundaries and are responsible to provide for their citizens including police, fire and emergency services, parks and recreation, and infrastructure like streets and sewers, as well as planning and zoning in areas just beyond their city limits. (These areas are known as extraterritorial jurisdictions.) The city has limited authority within the geographic boundary. A county’s authority is given to it by the state legislature and is more limited than the authority of a city. An example would be in ordinance authority.
Must be a registered voter. Must be a resident of their respective district for at least six (6) months immediately prior to the date on which they are required to file as a candidate for office.
A board member must be able to collaborate but also maintain representing his/her specific area of the County. He/She should be willing to devote many hours to carefully listening to needs of citizens and cooperating with city officials where needed.
4 years
Yes; candidate nominated by party.
County Commissioners/Supervisors, also known as the County Board approve the budgets of every county office, including those of the elected officials. That means they have significant say in how tax dollars are spent. They decide who will be awarded a contract for county services.
---Budgeting, policymaking and legislative authority, passing resolutions, ---Chairing and appointing committees, ---Hire and fire the county administrator, ---Responsible for the judicial system, ---Responsible for Health and General Assistance, ---A part of the appeal process for valuations (The County Board is also The Board of Equalization and Geographic Information Systems), ---Purchase, lease, or lease with option to buy and/or sell needed real estate - with limitations. The cities within the County operate within specific geographic boundaries and are responsible to provide for their citizens including police, fire and emergency services, parks and recreation, and infrastructure like streets and sewers, as well as planning and zoning in areas just beyond their city limits. (These areas are known as extraterritorial jurisdictions.) The city has limited authority within the geographic boundary. A county’s authority is given to it by the state legislature and is more limited than the authority of a city. An example would be in ordinance authority.
Must be a registered voter. Must be a resident of their respective district for at least six (6) months immediately prior to the date on which they are required to file as a candidate for office.
A board member must be able to collaborate but also maintain representing his/her specific area of the County. He/She should be willing to devote many hours to carefully listening to needs of citizens and cooperating with city officials where needed.
4 years
Yes; candidate nominated by party.
