Sangamon County Executive Committee met Aug. 13

Sangamon County Executive Committee met Aug. 13
Craig Hall, Sangamon County Board Member - District 7 — Sangamon County
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Sangamon County Executive Committee met Aug. 13

Here is the agenda provided by the committee:

I. Call Meeting to Order 

II. Approval of Minutes from July 9, 2024 

III. Review of County Board Agenda for August 13, 2024 

• Zoning Cases 

• Resolutions 

• Proclamations

IV. Reports from Committee Chairman 

V. Report from County Administrator 

VI. Review Appointments and Nominations 

VII. Old Business 

VIII. Public Comment 

IX. Upcoming Meeting Dates 

Next Exec Meeting-September 10, 2024@1200pm

Next County Board-Tonight: August 13, 2024@6pm 

Next month: September 10, 2024@6pm 

X. Adjournment

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