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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

Greenbrier voter guide

Ballfield turf

Sep 8, 2026

Approve the $867,000 bid to install turf with a shock pad on the baseball fields

Result as recorded: passed 5-0, September 2026

  • YesKelly KnowlandVoted to approve the $867,000 bid to install turf with a shock pad on the baseball fields (passed 5-0, September 2026).
  • YesMark HardinMoved and voted to approve the $867,000 bid to install turf with a shock pad on the baseball fields (passed 5-0, September 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverVoted to approve the $867,000 bid to install turf with a shock pad on the baseball fields (passed 5-0, September 2026).
  • —Jason BollingerAbstained on the $867,000 bid to install turf on the baseball fields (passed 5-0, September 2026).

City of Greenbrier · Sep 8, 2026Link

City budget

Dec 1, 2025

The 2026 budget, which funds new employees for the fire and police departments (all voted in favor, December 2025)

  • YesJason BollingerVoted for the 2026 budget, which funds new employees for the fire and police departments (all voted in favor, December 2025).
  • YesMark HardinVoted for the 2026 budget, which funds new employees for the fire and police departments (all voted in favor, December 2025).
  • YesRichard WeaverVoted for the 2026 budget, which funds new employees for the fire and police departments (all voted in favor, December 2025).

City of Greenbrier · Dec 1, 2025Link

East side sewer

Dec 1, 2025

Approving the east side sewer project, which passed with five council members in favor and one voting present (December 2025)

  • YesJason BollingerVoted for approving the east side sewer project, which passed with five council members in favor and one voting present (December 2025).
  • YesMark HardinSeconded and voted for approving the east side sewer project, which passed with five council members in favor and one voting present (December 2025).
  • YesRichard WeaverVoted for approving the east side sewer project, which passed with five council members in favor and one voting present (December 2025).
  • —Kelly KnowlandAbstained with a vote of "present" on approving the east side sewer project, which passed with five council members in favor (December 2025).

City of Greenbrier · Dec 1, 2025Link

Fire department bonds

Dec 1, 2025

Ordinance 2025-10, calling a March 3, 2026 election on a 3/8-cent bond issue for fire department improvements

Result as recorded: roll call 6-0, December 2025

  • YesJason BollingerVoted yes on Ordinance 2025-10, calling a March 3, 2026 election on a 3/8-cent bond issue for fire department improvements (roll call 6-0, December 2025).
  • YesMark HardinSeconded and voted yes on Ordinance 2025-10, calling a March 3, 2026 election on a 3/8-cent bond issue for fire department improvements (roll call 6-0, December 2025).
  • YesRichard WeaverMoved and voted yes on Ordinance 2025-10, calling a March 3, 2026 election on a 3/8-cent bond issue for fire department improvements (roll call 6-0, December 2025).

City of Greenbrier · Dec 1, 2025Link

May 4, 2026

Ordinance 2026-03, the final step to issue the sales and use tax bonds voters approved in March 2026

Result as recorded: roll call 6-0, May 2026

  • YesJason BollingerVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-03, the final step to issue the sales and use tax bonds voters approved in March 2026 (roll call 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesKelly KnowlandMoved and voted yes on Ordinance 2026-03, the final step to issue the sales and use tax bonds voters approved in March 2026 (roll call 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesMark HardinSeconded and voted yes on Ordinance 2026-03, the final step to issue the sales and use tax bonds voters approved in March 2026 (roll call 6-0, May 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverVoted yes on Ordinance 2026-03, the final step to issue the sales and use tax bonds voters approved in March 2026 (roll call 6-0, May 2026).

City of Greenbrier · May 4, 2026Link

Matthews Park amphitheater

Oct 5, 2026

Let the mayor put the Matthews Park amphitheater project out to bid, with a separate bid for extra parking (all voted in favor, October 2026)

  • YesJason BollingerMoved and voted to let the mayor put the Matthews Park amphitheater project out to bid, with a separate bid for extra parking (all voted in favor, October 2026).
  • YesKelly KnowlandVoted to let the mayor put the Matthews Park amphitheater project out to bid, with a separate bid for extra parking (all voted in favor, October 2026).
  • YesMark HardinVoted to let the mayor put the Matthews Park amphitheater project out to bid, with a separate bid for extra parking (all voted in favor, October 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverSeconded and voted to let the mayor put the Matthews Park amphitheater project out to bid, with a separate bid for extra parking (all voted in favor, October 2026).

City of Greenbrier · Oct 5, 2026Link

Property tax

Oct 5, 2026

Renew the city's property tax millage at five mills (all voted in favor, October 2026)

  • YesMark HardinMoved and voted to renew the city's property tax millage at five mills (all voted in favor, October 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverSeconded and voted to renew the city's property tax millage at five mills (all voted in favor, October 2026).

City of Greenbrier · Oct 5, 2026Link

Senior center

Aug 3, 2026

The city to take over funding of the Greenbrier Senior Citizens Center after the county Council on Aging lost its funding (all voted in favor, August 2026)

  • YesKelly KnowlandMoved and voted for the city to take over funding of the Greenbrier Senior Citizens Center after the county Council on Aging lost its funding (all voted in favor, August 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverSeconded and voted for the city to take over funding of the Greenbrier Senior Citizens Center after the county Council on Aging lost its funding (all voted in favor, August 2026).

City of Greenbrier · Aug 3, 2026Link

Streets

Sep 8, 2026

Approve street improvements at Linder and Brinkley streets, Lake Street and the Wilson Farm Road roundabout

Result as recorded: passed unanimously, September 2026

  • YesMark HardinVoted to approve street improvements at Linder and Brinkley streets, Lake Street and the Wilson Farm Road roundabout (passed unanimously, September 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverSeconded and voted to approve street improvements at Linder and Brinkley streets, Lake Street and the Wilson Farm Road roundabout (passed unanimously, September 2026).

City of Greenbrier · Sep 8, 2026Link

Water storage

Aug 3, 2026

Approve a preliminary land swap with the Greenbrier School District for the site of the proposed water tanks (all voted in favor, August 2026)

  • YesJason BollingerSeconded and voted to approve a preliminary land swap with the Greenbrier School District for the site of the proposed water tanks (all voted in favor, August 2026).
  • YesMark HardinMoved and voted to approve a preliminary land swap with the Greenbrier School District for the site of the proposed water tanks (all voted in favor, August 2026).
  • YesRichard WeaverVoted to approve a preliminary land swap with the Greenbrier School District for the site of the proposed water tanks (all voted in favor, August 2026).

City of Greenbrier · Aug 3, 2026Link

A “—” means the line records something other than a plain yes or no (a motion, an abstention, or two votes in one line); read the line itself. How this guide works