The Flagler County Board of County Commissioners approved a package of routine but formal items on Jan. 13, including proclamations, appointments, consent-agenda items and a library impact fee amendment. The board adopted each item by recorded vote (most were unanimous). Below is a concise summary of those actions and the meeting record references for each.

Key proclamations and recognitions (unanimous approvals)
- National Stalking Awareness Month (January 2025): Proclaimed by the board on a unanimous vote after Family Life Center representatives spoke on victim services and prevention. (Motion carried; see recorded action.)
- Human Trafficking Awareness Month (January 2025): Proclaimed unanimously; Family Life Center speakers reviewed regional human-trafficking statistics and prevention work.
- Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month (January 2025): Proclaimed unanimously; Flagler County Fire Rescue described grant-funded washer-extractors and other equipment for cancer decontamination.
- Four Chaplains Day (Feb. 3, 2025): Proclaimed unanimously at the request of American Legion Post 115.

Selected consent-agenda and business actions (summary)
- Appointment to Value Adjustment Board (5-year term): David Sullivan appointed after discussion; appointment confirmed unanimously (applicant pool: one applicant). (Item 7b)
- FDOT public transportation grant agreement for Flagler Executive Airport (Item 7e): Approved (see separate article). The vote was unanimous after commissioners sought assurances about the ordinance adoption timetable.
- Library impact fee fund amendment (Item 7h): Approved unanimously; staff to provide project updates.
- Planning & Development Board appointments: Reappointment of Mike Boyd and appointment of Ron Long (New appointee) were approved unanimously.

Process notes: Several consent items were pulled for brief discussion (7b, 7e, 7h); the board approved the remainder of the consent agenda by unanimous voice vote. When requested, staff provided clarification about statutory terms and standard appointment lengths (for example, Value Adjustment Board seats have five-year terms per state statute or local procedure).