Isanti County, Minnesota

County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will discuss establishing a Lake Improvement District on Paul and Elins Lake. The meeting also includes reviews of personnel actions, zoning recommendations, and a contract for parking lot rehabilitation.

• Public hearing to establish a Lake Improvement District on Paul and Elins Lake
• Contract No. 2608 for Government Center Parking Lot Rehab
• Final Plat for Rhoades Acres
• CMJTS Amendment with the Opioid Settlement Agreement
• Planning Commission recommendations from July 8, 2026

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission Subcommittee is holding a working session to discuss three specific ordinances. No final decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Discussion of the Subdivision Ordinance
• Discussion on the Shoreland Model Ordinance
• Discussion of the Contractor’s Yard Ordinance

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review a highway department communication plan and discuss data centers. The meeting also includes an update on a regional jail meeting and miscellaneous business.

• Highway Department Communication Plan
• Discussion on Data Centers
• Update on Regional Jail Meeting

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on July 8, 2026, to consider preliminary plats for three subdivisions and requests for zoning permits, including a rural tourism event center and a short-term rental.

• Preliminary plat for Braham Compost Site
• Preliminary plat for Rolling Ponds Second Addition
• Preliminary plat for Porters Plot
• Conditional Use Permit for rural tourism event center
• Interim Use Permit for short-term rental

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve final plats for several developments, approve personnel actions, and discuss 2027 budget goals. The board will also hold a public hearing on a proposed wheelage tax increase.

• Approve Final Plats for Maple Ridge Pines, Gracie Acres, and Black Fox Farm
• Public Hearing on Proposed Wheelage Tax Increase
• Approve BNSF Construction and Maintenance Agreement
• Approve 2026-2027 Portable Restroom Contract
• Approve Second Half Payments of Appropriations to Community Organizations

Community Health Board

The Isanti County Community Health Board will not hold its scheduled meeting on July 7, 2026. The next meeting is planned for August 4, 2026, at 9:00 am.

Parks & Recreation Commissions

The commission will review budget reports and discuss potential land acquisitions for Maple Ridge Park Preserve and Becklin Park. The meeting also includes updates on the Springvale Development Grant and maintenance projects at Dalbo Park.

• Potential acquisition of 120 acres for Maple Ridge Park Preserve
• Potential acquisition of land for Becklin Park
• Springvale Development Grant update
• Pine tree thinning at Dalbo Park
• Restroom rental contract

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss an Opportunity Zones application. The board will also receive a predesign update on the Highway Building from Oertel Architects.

• Discussion regarding Opportunity Zones application
• Highway Building predesign update by Andrew Cooper of Oertel Architects

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners met on June 23, 2026. The Board voted unanimously to deny a request to apply for a federally designated Opportunity Zone in Isanti County. Additionally, Andrew Cooper of Oertel Architects provided an update regarding the Highway Department predesign report.

• Approved the June 23, 2026, County Board Agenda
• Denied the request to apply for a federally designated Opportunity Zone in Isanti County
• Adjourned the meeting at 10:48 a.m.

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a working session to discuss proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance, specifically focusing on the Shoreland Model Ordinance and rural tourism.

• Discussion on the Shoreland Model Ordinance
• Discussion of Rural Tourism
• Zoning Ordinance Amendments

County Board of Commissioners

The board will discuss funding options for a highway building project and set a public hearing for July 7, 2026. They will also consider an Opportunity Zones application, approve multiple final plats for subdivisions, and vote on renewing liquor licenses. Other items include contract amendments for health and human services and a videographer purchase using opioid settlement funds.

• Discussion of highway building funding and setting a public hearing for July 7
• Opportunity Zones application
• Approval of final plats for GHC Meadows, Old House Hill, Reliable Land & Trust LLC, Reimann's Rolling Acres, and Heather Meadows North
• Purchase of videographer services utilizing opioid settlement funds
• Liquor license annual renewals for township businesses

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 11, 2026, to consider five land-use requests. These include two preliminary plats (Maple Ridge Pines and Black Fox Farm), an interim use permit for a Limited Rural Business selling utility trailers, a conditional use permit for a Rural Tourism wedding venue, and an interim use permit for a short-term rental. The meeting will be held in the County Board Room at 555 18th Avenue SW, Cambridge, MN.

• Reliable Land & Trust LLC/Jim Olson: preliminary plat of Maple Ridge Pines in Maple Ridge Township.
• Brian Beaufeaux: preliminary plat of Black Fox Farm in Isanti Township.
• Ryan Osborne: interim use permit for a Limited Rural Business to sell utility trailers in Cambridge Township.
• Linda Larrabee & Josh & Christina Larrabee: conditional use permit for Rural Tourism event center in Oxford Township.
• Scott & Karen Nelson: interim use permit for a short-term rental in Springvale Township.

Board of Adjustment

The Isanti County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on June 11, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. in the County Board Room. The board will consider three requests for variances from required setbacks: an entry canopy for Word of Life Ministries at County Road 6 NW, a cabin elevation for Anthony Helgeson at Francis Lake Shores, and a garage for Renae Hauge at Carr Street NW. Each request seeks relief from setback rules related to road right‑of‑way, lake high‑water marks, or property lines.

• Word of Life Ministries & Vern Peltz request an entry canopy with less than the required setback from the State Highway 95 right‑of‑way (3640 County Road 6 NW, Stanchfield).
• Anthony Helgeson request to raise an existing cabin with less than the required setback from the ordinary high watermark of Francis Lake and from a Township Road right‑of‑way (29438 Francis Lake Drive NW, Isanti).
• Renae Hauge request to construct a garage with less than the required setback from the ordinary high watermark, the south property line, and a private road easement (27340 Carr Street NW, Zimmerman).

Public Health Commission

The Public Health Commission will approve the minutes from its March 10, 2026 meeting. It will review the 2026 Public Health Awards process and plan for the 2027 awards during National Public Health Week. Updates will be provided on family home visiting, staffing, cannabis prevention grants, opioid settlement, and COVID‑19 funding which ended March 31, 2026. The meeting will end with general questions and set the next meeting for September 8, 2026.

• Approve minutes of March 10, 2026 meeting
• Review 2026 Public Health Awards process and 2027 award schedule
• Family Home Visiting status update
• Opioid Settlement updates
• COVID‑19 funding sunset as of March 31, 2026

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review an update to the Community Corrections Plan. Members will also discuss the potential acquisition of land for a park.

• Community Corrections Plan update
• Discussion on potential Park land acquisition

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve the agenda, review surveyor proposals, and consider personnel actions, contracts, and grants. The meeting also includes a public comment session.

• Review County Surveyor Proposals and Award Contract
• Approve Personnel Action Items
• Approve Claims and Warrants
• Approve MnDOT LRIP Grant Agreement
• Approve Liquor License Annual Renewals

The Board unanimously approved a $1,194,902.06 contract to pave and improve CSAH 5 and accepted a $1,000,000 Local Road Improvement Fund grant. It also approved multiple utility permits, a $279,796.04 claims and warrants payment, and contract amendments for health and human services. Additional actions included awarding the County Surveyor contract to KLD Surveyors, funding park lighting at Springvale County Park, and renewing liquor licenses for 2026‑2027.

• Approved $1,194,902.06 road construction contract for CSAH 5 (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000,000 Local Road Improvement Fund grant resolution (unanimous)
• Approved multiple utility permits for fiber optic and energy lines (unanimous)
• Approved Claims and Warrants payment totaling $279,796.04 (unanimous)
• Approved contract amendments for Region 7E health services (unanimous)
• Awarded County Surveyor contract to KLD Surveyors (unanimous)
• Approved $13,508.07 electrical work at Springvale County Park picnic shelter (unanimous)
• Approved annual liquor license renewals for 2026‑2027 (unanimous)

Community Health Board

The Isanti County Community Health Board will review an opioid-funded recovery initiative presented by Central Minnesota Jobs and Training Services. The board will also receive an update on the Isanti County Substance Use Response Network and the Opioid Council. Routine items include approving the previous meeting's minutes.

• Opioid-funded project: Isanti County Recovery Initiative presentation by Christian Anderson and Joe Sharpe
• Update on Isanti County Substance Use Response Network (ICSURN) and Opioid Council by Mo Spike
• Approval of minutes from May 5, 2026 meeting

The board unanimously approved its agenda and the May 5th meeting minutes. It then voted to dissolve the existing Opioid Council and create the Isanti County Substance Use Response Network (ICSURN), which will meet quarterly. The meeting adjourned unanimously.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved May 5th minutes (unanimous)
• Ended Opioid Council and established ICSURN (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Commissions

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss adding Maple Ridge Park Preserve and Becklin Park to the county park system. It will also consider the Springvale Development Grant and review the up‑to‑date budget report through April 2026. Additional items include program updates, spring burn season, and per diem policies.

• Springvale Development Grant
• Maple Ridge Park Preserve – Potential addition
• Becklin Park – Potential addition
• Up‑to‑date budget report through April 2026
• Per diems

The commission approved the April 2026 budget report and the May bills and invoices totaling $66,104.94. It also voted to pursue the acquisition of Becklin Park. Earlier agenda and minutes items were approved as well.

• Approved amended agenda (motion carried)
• Approved April 28th Park Board minutes (motion carried)
• Approved April 2026 Budget Report (motion carried)
• Approved May bills & invoices ($66,104.94) (motion carried)
• Approved pursuit of Becklin Park acquisition (motion carried)

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board will consider three zoning ordinance amendments and award a contract for a Government Center parking lot replacement. The meeting also includes approval of personnel actions, utility permits, and claims.

• Consider amending zoning from Agriculture/Residential to Business District
• Consider amending zoning ordinance regarding transfer of development rights
• Consider amending zoning ordinance permitted uses for cemeteries and parks
• Approve advertising for bids for Government Center parking lot replacement
• Approve Central Square Pro Suite Contract

The Isanti County Board voted 4‑0 to amend the zoning of a parcel in Section 34 from Agriculture/Residential to Business District. It also approved a $4,362,930.10 pavement‑preservation contract with Hawkinson Construction and a $4,000 federal boating patrol grant. The board accepted authority to implement the Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act for the City of Cambridge and authorized equipment disposal with an estimated $20,000 revenue.

• Approved zoning amendment to Business District for property in Section 34 (4‑0, LaRowe abstained)
• Approved $4,362,930.10 contract with Hawkinson Construction for highway pavement preservation (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order No. 3 ($10,418.70) and engineering amendment ($32,783.00) for CSAH 5 project (unanimous)
• Authorized Highway Department equipment disposal via auction, sealed bid, trade‑in or sale, total estimated revenue $20,000 (unanimous)
• Accepted $4,000 Federal Boating Patrol Supplemental Grant for water enforcement (unanimous)
• Approved 5‑year data conversion and implementation contract with Central Square for CAD/RMS/Mobile (unanimous)
• Approved Wetland Conservation Act administration resolution for City of Cambridge (unanimous)
• Approved request to present preliminary plats for Bobby Joe's Corner, GHC Meadows, and Reimann’s Rolling Acres (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on May 14, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the County Board Room. The meeting will include presentations of preliminary plats for several land parcels and a request for an interim use permit for a limited rural business. Commissioners will also consider amending the County Zoning Ordinance’s Contractor’s Yard definition and related interim‑use rules. A discussion of the Rural Tourism Ordinance is also on the agenda.

• Preliminary plat presentation for Bobby Joe’s Corner – Robert & Roxanne Ouradnik, 9228 285th Ave NE, North Branch
• Preliminary plat presentation for GHC Meadows – Alex Johnson, 1418 430th St W, Harris
• Preliminary plat presentation for Reimanns Rolling Acres – Kenneth Reimann, 24980 Baugh St NW, Zimmerman
• Interim use permit request for a limited rural business selling herbal products – Tyler & Sarah McKee, 33205 Salish Court NW, Cambridge
• Amendment to Isanti County Zoning Ordinance: change Contractor’s Yard definition and interim‑use rules (Section 4, Subdivision 3 and Section 6, Subdivision 4)

The commission approved the preliminary plats for Bobby Joe’s Corner, GHC Meadows, Reimanns Rolling Acres, and Flamingo Meadows, each with specific conditions. The Bobby Joe’s Corner plat was approved with a required 33‑foot access easement. GHC Meadows and Reimanns Rolling Acres were approved without additional conditions. Flamingo Meadows was approved pending driveway permit requirements and right‑of‑way dedication. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Bobby Joe’s Corner preliminary plat with 33' access easement (unanimous)
• Approved GHC Meadows preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved Reimanns Rolling Acres preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved Flamingo Meadows preliminary plat with driveway permit and right‑of‑way conditions (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Isanti County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on May 14, 2026, to consider two requests for variances to zoning rules. One request involves a setback violation for a ministry's canopy, and the other involves a septic system installation near a lake.

• Word of Life Ministries seeks variance for canopy setback from State Highway 95
• Trygve Skaar seeks variance for septic system near lake and property lines
• Meeting held at Isanti County Government Center, 555 18th Avenue SW
• Zoning Administrator: Trina Bergloff
• Public hearing scheduled for May 14, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.

The Board approved the April 9, 2026 Board of Adjustment minutes. It tabled the Word of Life Ministries canopy setback request until the June 11, 2026 meeting. It approved a septic system variance for 1998 Glennwood Drive NE, allowing reduced setbacks from the lake's ordinary high watermark. The meeting was adjourned at 9:17 a.m.

• Approved April 9, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled Word of Life Ministries canopy request until June 11, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved septic system variance for Trygve Skaar, 1998 Glennwood Drive NE (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:17 a.m. (unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation from the Soil and Water Conservation District, discuss setting a date for the Employee Appreciation Lunch, and receive updates from the Sheriff's Department. The meeting concludes with miscellaneous items and adjournment. No final decisions are scheduled.

• Soil and Water Conservation District presentation by Tiffany Determan
• Set Employee Appreciation Lunch date
• Sheriff Department updates

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Community Health Board and County Board of Commissioners will meet jointly. The Health Board will review 2025 public health statistics, discuss a SHIP mini grant, and receive updates on opioid settlement funds. The County Board will consider routine items including a database conversion quote, final plat approval for Westside Commercial Second Addition, annual dust control, and a Springvale Park grant.

• Public Health 2025 Statistical Review presentation
• Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) Mini Grant discussion
• Opioid Settlement Updates from PH Supervisor
• Final Plat – Westside Commercial Second Addition
• Online Sale – Tax Forfeited Property

The Isanti County Board unanimously approved resolutions to sponsor state grant applications for the Cambridge/Weber/Stark/Isanti, Grandy‑Bock, and Mystic Trails snowmobile trails. The Board also approved a database conversion contract, staff actions, utility permits, and a concrete apron contract for Springvale Park.

• Approved sponsorship of Cambridge/Weber/Stark/Isanti snowmobile trail grant (unanimous)
• Approved sponsorship of Grandy‑Bock snowmobile trail grant (unanimous)
• Approved sponsorship of Mystic Trails snowmobile trail grant (unanimous)
• Approved $11,464.44 GIS database conversion contract with ProWest (unanimous)
• Approved staff actions: hire Tricia Anderson, promote Curtis Cook, regularize Randal Erickson, Elizabeth Johnson, Amanda Dorholt (unanimous)
• Approved utility permits for Connexus Energy, East Central Energy, CenterPoint Energy, etc. (unanimous)
• Approved $94,230.11 in claims and warrants (unanimous)
• Approved $5,190 contract with Bob Pankan & Sons for Springvale Park walkway (unanimous)

Community Health Board

The Isanti County Community Health Board will discuss updates on opioid settlement funds and a Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) mini grant. The board will also review 2025 public health statistics and introduce a new public health nurse.

• Opioid settlement updates from Mo Spike, PH Supervisor
• SHIP mini grant discussion led by Avi Yetman
• Public Health 2025 statistical review
• Introduction of new Public Health Nurse Abby Siefert
• Approval of April 7, 2026 meeting minutes

The Community Health Board approved the May 5 agenda and the April 7 minutes without opposition. A new public health nurse was hired, completing the staff. The board then adjourned the meeting.

• Approved May 5 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 7 minutes (unanimous)
• Hired new public health nurse (staffing action)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Commissions

The Isanti County Parks and Recreation Commission will meet on April 28, 2026 to review its agenda. Items include a budget update through March 2026, a discussion of the Springvale Development Grant, and a proposal to explore acquiring 120 acres for the Maple Ridge Park Preserve. The commission will also consider per‑diem policies and other routine business.

• Springvale Development Grant (no amount disclosed)
• Potential acquisition of 120 acres for Maple Ridge Park Preserve
• Review of per‑diem allowances for commission members
• Up‑to‑date budget report covering expenses through March 2026
• Director’s report topics such as Spring Burn Season and park visitor counts

The Parks & Recreation Commission approved the amended agenda, the March 24th Park Board minutes, the March 2026 budget report, and April bills and invoices totaling $9,028.57. It also approved a $5,190 low‑bid contract from Pankan & Sons for the Springvale Development Grant restroom project. The next meeting is set for May 26, 2026.

• Approved amended agenda (motion carried)
• Approved March 24th Park Board minutes (motion carried)
• Approved March 2026 budget report (motion carried)
• Approved April bills & invoices totaling $9,028.57 (motion carried)
• Approved $5,190 low‑bid contract for Springvale restroom project (motion carried)

County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will meet to decide on highway construction bids and a detour agreement. The agenda includes approvals for health and human services contracts and the 2026 Invasive Species Prevention Plan.

• Review and award of Contract No. 2605 and CR 54 bids
• Adoption of the 2026 Isanti County Invasive Species Prevention Plan (AIS)
• Final plats for Andersons River Estates and Drayna Addition
• Approval of MnDOT SP 3004-65 Detour Agreement
• Approval of K9 replacement for Maverick

The Isanti County Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and a consent agenda that included several personnel actions, acceptance of listed donations, and final plats for two developments. It also approved multiple utility permits, claims and warrants totaling $375,488.98, and health‑services payments of $433,988.56 along with related contract amendments. Major infrastructure actions included a Minnesota DOT detour‑payment agreement, a $451,527.27 seal‑coating contract, and concurrence for the $2,043,715 County Road 54 reconstruction project. Additional approvals covered a federal boating safety grant, a $21,000 K‑9 replacement payment, the 2026 Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Plan, and watercraft inspection services.

• Approved agenda and consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Approved utility permits for CenterPoint Energy, Connexus Energy, and Lumen Technologies (unanimous)
• Approved claims and warrants totaling $375,488.98 (unanimous)
• Approved health services payments $433,988.56 and contract amendments (unanimous)
• Approved MnDOT Agreement No. 1062531 for detour payments on State Project 3004‑65 (unanimous)
• Approved $451,527.27 seal‑coating contract with Asphalt Surface Technologies Corp (unanimous)
• Approved concurrence for County Road 54 reconstruction contract $2,043,715 (unanimous)
• Approved $21,000 payment for new K‑9 unit (unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review public engagement for a highway facility and a rumble strip project. The body will also discuss the Minnesota State Flag.

• Highway Facility Public Engagement and FAQ presentation by Kraus Anderson and Isanti County Engineer
• HSIP Rumble Strip Project discussion
• Minnesota State Flag discussion

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on April Q, 2026 to review several land‑use requests. Items include preliminary plats for three private developments, an amendment to a conditional use permit for a farm winery, a rezoning application from Agriculture/Residential to Business, and two amendments to the county zoning ordinance concerning development‑rights transfers and permitted uses. The commission will discuss each request and decide whether to approve, modify, or defer them.

• Preliminary plat presentation by Robert & Roxanne Ouradnik for Bobby Joe’s Corner (9228 285" Avenue NE, North Branch)
• Preliminary plat presentation by Jane Chapman Living Trust for Old House Hill (9775 275" Avenue NE, North Branch)
• Preliminary plat presentation by Alex Johnson for GHC Meadows (1418 430" Street W, Harris)
• Amendment to a Conditional Use Permit for a farm winery requested by Pam Streed (31043 Polk Street NE, Cambridge)
• Rezoning request by H2 Landholdings LLC to change property from Agriculture/Residential to Business District (3056 Highway 95 NE, Cambridge)

The Planning Commission approved the March 12 minutes unanimously. It tabled two incomplete preliminary plat requests (Bobby Joe’s Corner and GHC Meadows) and approved the Old House Hill plat. The commission also approved an amendment to a farm‑winery Conditional Use Permit and rezoned a 1.93‑acre property to the Business District, with one member abstaining.

• Approved March 12 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled Bobby Joe’s Corner preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved Old House Hill preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Tabled GHC Meadows preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to farm‑winery Conditional Use Permit (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of 1.93‑acre parcel to Business District (motion carried; Lynette Rigsby abstained)

Board of Adjustment

The Isanti County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider a request to construct a single-family dwelling with less than the required setback from a Township Road right of way.

• Public hearing for Lonie Morrow and Choice Construction regarding a setback variance
• Request to build a single-family dwelling on Lot 1 Block 1 Bayview Second Addition
• Legal description: Section 25, Township 36, Range 23, Cambridge Township

The Board of Adjustment unanimously approved the March 12, 2026 meeting minutes. It also unanimously approved Lonie Morrow’s request to build a single‑family dwelling 33 feet from the township road right‑of‑way, subject to an easement for the shared septic system and the owner’s responsibility for any road repairs. The meeting was adjourned at 9:53 a.m.

• Approved March 12, 2026 Board of Adjustment minutes (unanimous)
• Approved variance for 33675 Lavern Road NE to build dwelling 33 ft from road right‑of‑way, with easement for shared septic system and owner responsible for road repair (unanimous)

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve the April 7 agenda, committee assignments, and a consent agenda. The meeting includes approving personnel actions, utility permits, and claims totaling over $600,000.

• Approve April 7, 2026 County Board Agenda
• Approve Personnel Action Items (promotions)
• Approve Claims and Warrants ($231,375.11)
• Approve HHS Claims and Vouchers ($380,393.13)
• Approve Utility Permits (fiber, power lines)

The board unanimously approved a slate of items, including new employee hires, utility permits, gambling and recycling licenses, and a shoreline restoration agreement for Becklin Homestead County Park. It also authorized a $165,783 contract for highway striping and a temporary revolving hiring program to cover long‑term vacancies. All motions passed with a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved Cambridge‑Isanti Hockey Association gambling permit for Bingo at Stone Lion Vineyard B&B (5-0)
• Approved multiple utility permits for installations and pole replacements on county roads (5-0)
• Approved cooperative agreement with Anoka Conservation District for shoreline restoration at Becklin Homestead County Park (5-0)
• Approved 2026 Recycling Facility License for Waste Management (5-0)
• Approved 2026 Solid Waste Collection & Transportation Licenses for several waste service companies (5-0)
• Approved $165,783 contract with Sir Lines‑A‑Lot LLC for highway centerline and edge line striping (5-0)
• Approved $21,428 payments and vouchers for Isanti County Health and Human Services (5-0)
• Approved authorization for revolving temporary hires to address long‑term vacancies county‑wide (5-0)

Community Health Board

The Isanti County Community Health Board will consider approval of the meeting agenda and the minutes from the February 3 2026 meeting. It will also hold the 2025 Local Public Health Award presentation featuring Mo Spike, PH Supervisor, CHS Administrator, and Jodi Donnay, HHS Division lead.

• Approve meeting agenda
• Approve minutes of February 3 2026 Community Health Board meeting
• 2025 Local Public Health Award presentation – Mo Spike and Jodi Donnay

The Isanti County Community Health Board approved the April 7 agenda after correcting the year for Item III. The board also approved the February 3, 2026 meeting minutes. The board presented the 2026 Local Public Health Awards to several residents and county employees, and adjourned at 9:13 a.m.

• Approved April 7 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved February 3 minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:13 a.m. (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Commissions

The Parks and Recreation Commission will approve the agenda, minutes from the February 24 meeting, the up‑to‑date budget report, and February bills and invoices. The director will report on programs, events, ash infestations, mower leases, trail layout, and visitor counts. The commission will discuss a cooperative agreement with the state to construct a paved road and parking area for ADA access at Becklin Park and a potential addition to Maple Ridge Park Preserve. Per diem rates and the next meeting date will also be noted.

• Becklin Park – Paved Access Agreement (cooperative state agreement for ADA road and parking)
• Maple Ridge Park Preserve – Potential addition
• John Deere Z930M Lease Payment – $5,428.74
• Bills & Invoices – total $8,258.78 for February
• Per Diems – $480.00 for February Park Board meetings

The Parks & Recreation Commission approved the amended agenda, the February 24th meeting minutes, the February 2026 budget report, and March bills and invoices totaling $8,258.78. It also approved a paved access agreement for Becklin Park to be completed in 2027. The commission authorized the Parks Director to discuss and pursue the possible acquisition of a 120‑acre property at Maple Ridge Park Preserve.

• Approved amended agenda (motion carried)
• Approved February 24th Park Board minutes (motion carried)
• Approved February 2026 budget report (motion carried)
• Approved March bills & invoices totaling $8,258.78 (motion carried)
• Approved Becklin Park paved access agreement (board approved)
• Authorized Parks Director to pursue acquisition of 120‑acre Maple Ridge Park Preserve (motion carried)

County Board of Commissioners

At the March 17 regular meeting the Isanti County Board will consider and vote on its agenda and a consent agenda. Items include approving a gambling permit for the Cambridge‑Isanti Hockey Association, final plats for Anderson River Estates and Oliver Acres, several utility permits, and various health‑service contracts. The board will also act on the March 12 Planning Commission recommendations and a judicial ditch re‑formation resolution.

• Approve the Gambling Permit Application for the Cambridge‑Isanti Hockey Association
• Approve the final plat for Anderson River Estates
• Approve the final plat for Oliver Acres
• Approve Utility Permits
• Approve contracts for ICHHS with Plum Behavioral Services LLC and AMHI amendments

The Isanti County Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, which included personnel promotions, donation acceptance, a gambling permit, final plats and multiple utility permits. The Board also approved claims and warrants totaling $231,375.11, health‑and‑human‑services contract amendments and payments of $380,393.13, and use of Covid‑19 grant funds for a three‑month website awareness campaign. A preliminary plat for Stanford Meadows East was approved by a 4‑1 vote, and a preliminary plat for the Drayna Addition was approved unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items – promotions, donations, gambling permit, final plats, utility permits (unanimous)
• Approved claims and warrants totaling $231,375.11 (unanimous)
• Approved health & human services contract amendments and payments totaling $380,393.13 (unanimous)
• Approved use of Covid‑19 grant funds for a three‑month website awareness campaign (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Stanford Meadows East with conditions (4‑1)
• Approved preliminary plat for Drayna Addition (unanimous)
• Approved contract amendment for parenting‑skills services (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on March 12, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. to consider four requests. Two requests are for preliminary plats: Stanford Meadows East and Drayna Addition. One request seeks a Conditional Use Permit for a commercial wireless telecommunications tower. The final request seeks to amend a 1998 Conditional Use Permit for a mini‑storage business in the Rural Service Center District.

• Preliminary plat presentation for Stanford Meadows East (reliable Land & Trust)
• Preliminary plat presentation for Drayna Addition (Kenneth Drayna & Marie Woehler)
• Conditional Use Permit request for a commercial wireless telecommunications tower (Rick & Joyce Osborne)
• Amendment to a Conditional Use Permit for a mini‑storage business (Richard Sonsteby)

The Planning Commission unanimously tabled Reliable Land & Trust's request to present a preliminary plat for Stanford Meadows East. A motion to deny the request failed with a 4‑aye to 6‑nay vote. A subsequent motion to approve the preliminary plat with multiple conditions was made, but the minutes do not record the vote outcome.

• Tabled request for Stanford Meadows East preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Motion to deny preliminary plat failed (4‑aye, 6‑nay)
• Motion to approve preliminary plat with conditions was made (outcome not recorded)

Board of Adjustment

The Isanti County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on March 12, 2026. It will consider three variance requests: (1) a request by Jean Thimmesch and Jerry Slepica to build an addition that does not meet the required lake‑shore setback; (2) a request by Tina Hansen to amend the Shoreland District zoning rules for guest cottages; and (3) a request by Anthony Casale to amend Rural Service Center District rules to allow a kennel on a five‑acre lot with specific distance requirements.

• Jean Thimmesch & Jerry Slepica – addition with reduced setback from lake high‑water line, 4991 337" Avenue NE, Cambridge
• Tina Hansen – variance to Shoreland District zoning (Section u, Subdivision 4, #3) for guest cottages, 29587 Dahlia Street NW, Isanti
• Anthony Casale – variance to Rural Service Center District (Section 7, Subdivision 4, Interim Uses #1) for a kennel on a five‑acre lot, 1,000 ft from homes, 4845 377" Lane NW, Dalbo

The Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a variance allowing a 16’9" × 13’3" addition to be built 61 feet from the ordinary high watermark on a Shoreland District lot at Skogman Lake. It also unanimously denied a guest‑cottage variance on a 17,785‑sq‑ft lot that does not meet the required 40,000‑sq‑ft duplex size, and denied a kennel variance on a 4.47‑acre property that fails the five‑acre minimum and distance requirements. All motions, including approval of the prior minutes and adjournment, were carried unanimously.

• Approved variance for 16’9" × 13’3" addition 61 ft from lake high watermark (unanimous)
• Denied variance for guest cottage on 17,785‑sq‑ft lot (required 40,000 sq ft) (unanimous)
• Denied variance for kennel on 4.47‑acre lot (fails 5‑acre minimum and 1,000‑ft distance) (unanimous)
• Approved January 8 2026 Board of Adjustment minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:50 a.m. (unanimous)

Public Health Commission

The Isanti County Public Health Commission will approve the minutes from its January 20 meeting and hear a presentation on the 2025 public health plan. Commissioners will review nominations and determine the awardees for the Public Health Awards, with the ceremony scheduled for April 7 at the Community Health Board Meeting. The meeting also includes status updates on family home visiting, staffing, and the cannabis substance‑use prevention grant, followed by a public question period.

• Approve minutes from the January 20 meeting
• Review nominations and determine Public Health Awards awardees
• Public Health 2025 presentation by Avi Yetman
• Family Home Visiting status update
• Cannabis Substance Use Prevention grant updates

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hold a discussion on County State Aid Highway 5 concerning the City of Isanti. It will also review the County's Capital Improvement Plan. A miscellaneous item will be addressed before adjournment.

• CSAH 5 discussion – City of Isanti concerns
• Review of the Capital Improvement Plan

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners will approve the March 3 agenda and a consent agenda that includes February meeting minutes, personnel actions, final plats, utility permits, and claims and warrants totaling $88,699.72. The meeting will also discuss the Jail Wiring Project, several environmental services projects, and equipment rental rates for the highway department. An AE agreement for a highway department facility project will be considered for approval.

• Approve claims and warrants totaling $88,699.72
• Jail wiring project presentation
• Becklin Homestead County Park/WMA pavement project
• Approve equipment rental rates
• Approve AE agreement for highway department facility project

Parks & Recreation Commissions

The Parks & Recreation Commission will approve the agenda, review the up‑to‑date budget report through January 2026, and approve bills and invoices for January and December. The commission will discuss program items such as the spring burn schedule, a bench donation for Becklin Park, and a grant application for Friends of Anderson Park. A special use permit request from the Rum River Camera Club and a paved access agreement for Becklin Park are also on the agenda, along with a discussion of per diems.

• Special Use Permit – Rum River Camera Club
• Becklin Park Bench Donation
• Friends of Anderson Park Grant Application
• Becklin Park – Paved Access Agreement
• Approval of bills & invoices (January $2,209.89; December $86,337.25)

The commission approved the amended agenda, the January 27th Park Board minutes, the January 2026 budget report, and February bills and invoices totaling $4,852.95. They also approved a recommendation to enter a cooperative agreement with the state of Minnesota to construct a paved road and parking area to improve ADA access at Becklin Park, despite one member voting no. The meeting was adjourned at 5:56 p.m.

• Approved amended agenda (motion carried)
• Approved January 27th Park Board minutes (motion carried)
• Approved January 2026 Budget Report (motion carried)
• Approved February bills & invoices ($4,852.95) (motion carried)
• Approved recommendation for cooperative agreement for paved ADA access at Becklin Park (motion carried; Merrill voted no)
• Adjourned meeting at 5:56 p.m. (motion carried)

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission Subcommittee is holding a working session to discuss two zoning ordinance amendments. The body will review rules regarding cul-de-sac lengths, driveway access, and contractor's yards.

• Amendment to zoning ordinance regarding cul-de-sac lengths and driveway access
• Amendment to zoning ordinance regarding Contractor’s Yards

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board will consider approving the purchase of a tandem snowplow truck, final payments for road contracts, and the 2026 town road allotments. The meeting also includes the approval of claims and warrants, personnel actions, and a public comment session.

• Approve Purchase of Tandem Snowplow Truck
• Approve 2026 Annual Town Road Allotments
• Approve Contract No. 2501 – Final Payment
• Approve Contract No. 2502 – Final Payment
• Approve Claims and Warrants

The Isanti County Board approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda items, authorized health payments and a contract with Metro Sales, awarded opioid settlement funding to the Health and Human Services department, and approved preliminary plats for Oliver Acres, Andersons River Estates, and Old Heaven Hill. The board also granted a Conditional Use Permit for Evergreen Acres to operate an event center with detailed conditions.

• Approved February 17, 2026 County Board agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including minutes, personnel notes, donations, permits and $88,699.72 claims (unanimous)
• Approved Health and Human Services payments of $163,694.85 and contract with Metro Sales (unanimous)
• Awarded opioid settlement funding of $17,498.99 to Health and Human Services for staff time (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat of Oliver Acres (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat of Andersons River Estates with Rum River Scenic District building condition (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat of Old Heaven Hill with driveway access conditions (unanimous)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Evergreen Acres event center with extensive conditions (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on February 12, 2026. It will consider seven requests, including preliminary plats for four land developments and two conditional use permits. The hearing will allow the public to comment before the commission decides on the proposals.

• Preliminary plat of Oliver Acres (Erickson Joint Trust) – NE ¼ of the SE ¼, Maple Ridge Township
• Preliminary plat of Andersons River Estates (Emmett & Nick Anderson) – SW ¼, Spencer Brook Township
• Preliminary plat of Old Heaven Hill (Jeff & Julie Sandquist) – Pt Gov Lots 1 & 2, Cambridge Township
• Conditional use permit for a rural tourism event center (Thomas Wolcyn Trustee/Evergreen Acres) – Lot 1 Block 1 Krona Estates, Springvale Township
• Conditional use permit for a commercial wireless telecommunication tower (Rick & Joyce Osborne) – SE ¼ of the NW ¼, Cambridge Township

The commission approved the preliminary plat for Oliver Acres, Andersons River Estates, and Old Heaven Hill, each with a unanimous vote. Each approval included conditions on driveway access, wetland protection, and shared access requirements. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Approved preliminary plat of Oliver Acres (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat of Andersons River Estates with condition on Lot 8 building location (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat of Old Heaven Hill with driveway and shared access conditions (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment meeting scheduled for February 12, 2026, will not be held. This cancellation is due to a lack of an agenda.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss the 2025 performance measures for health services, a wiring project for the county jail, and the 2025 annual parks report. It will also consider highway items including intersection lighting on TH‑95, the county CIP budget for highway equipment, and a request from the City of Isanti for a no‑parking zone. The meeting concludes with miscellaneous items before adjournment.

• Jail Wiring Project – presented by Sheriff Wayne Seiberlich
• Intersection Lighting Along TH95 – highway item
• County CIP Budget – Highway Equipment
• City of Isanti request for No Parking Zone
• 2025 Annual Isanti County Parks Report – presented by Barry Wendorf

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve the agenda, consent agenda items including contracts and warrants, and several permits. The board will also consider the purchase of a snowplow truck and a new vaccine refrigerator.

• Approve Rum River Outdoor Foundation raffle permits
• Approve On-Sale Liquor License for Purple Hawk Country Club
• Approve Contract for Adult Mental Health Initiative
• Approve Purchase of Tandem Snowplow Truck
• Approve Purchase of Vaccine Refrigerator ($9,520.39)

The commissioners unanimously approved a cooperative agreement with the City of Braham to reconstruct County Road 54, including drainage and storm‑sewer improvements. They also approved the establishment of an Absentee Ballot Board and a UOCA VA Ballot Board, and granted an on‑sale liquor license to Purple Hawk Country Club Inc. by a 3‑1 vote. Additional items such as health‑service contracts, a deputy step‑offer, and several permits were approved unanimously.

• Approved County Road 54 reconstruction agreement with City of Braham (unanimous)
• Approved on‑sale liquor license for Purple Hawk Country Club Inc. (3‑1, Nay: Christensen)
• Approved establishment of Absentee Ballot Board and County UOCA VA Ballot Board (unanimous)
• Approved health and human services contracts for Adult Mental Health Initiative and related services (unanimous)
• Approved lateral step offer to deputy candidate (unanimous)
• Approved utility permits and related items on consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved agenda and consent agenda items (unanimous)

Community Health Board

The Community Health Board will meet to discuss the bylaws of the Isanti County Public Health Commission. The agenda also includes updates on county opioid efforts and the Reach Out and Read program.

• Review of Isanti County Public Health Commission bylaws
• Isanti County opioid updates
• Reach Out and Read program presentation

The Community Health Board unanimously approved its meeting agenda and the minutes from the January 6th meeting. It also unanimously approved updates to Articles 2, 3, and 5 of the Isanti County Public Health Commission bylaws. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved January 6th minutes (unanimous)
• Approved updates to Articles 2, 3, and 5 of Public Health Commission bylaws (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Commissions

The commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair and review a budget report through December 2025. The body will also discuss the Phase I development of Springvale Park and a special use permit request for wildlife photography.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Phase I Development of Springvale Park
• Wildlife Photography Special Use Permit Request
• Friends of Anderson Park Group Structure Transition
• Review of 2025 Annual Park Report

The commission elected Susan Blom as Chair and Tom Schibilla as Vice Chair. It approved the 2025 budget report, bills and invoices for January ($2,209.89) and December ($86,337.25), and a $56,615 bid to install a vault restroom at Springvale Park. A special‑use permit was granted to Mike Patten, and Nick Jones was hired as a part‑time park maintenance worker.

• Elected Susan Blom as Chair (5‑4 vote)
• Elected Tom Schibilla as Vice Chair (5‑4 vote)
• Approved 2025 Budget Report (motion carried)
• Approved bills & invoices for January ($2,209.89) and December ($86,337.25) (motion carried)
• Approved $56,615 bid to install vault restroom at Springvale Park (County Board approved)
• Issued Special Use Permit to Mike Patten (permit will be issued)
• Hired Nick Jones as Part‑Time Park Maintenance Worker (started Jan 6)
• Approved amended agenda (motion carried)

Planning Commission

County Board of Commissioners

The Isanti County Board unanimously adopted a resolution requesting Minnesota legislative approval to impose a 0.25% local option sales and use tax to fund a new Highway Department Facility estimated at $25,000,000. The board also approved an architect RFP for the facility, a MnDOT lighting agreement, and routine consent‑agenda items including health contracts, a vaccine refrigerator purchase, and a liquor license. All motions were carried unanimously.

• Approved resolution to seek state authorization for a 0.25% local sales tax for Highway Department Facility (unanimous)
• Approved architect RFP for Highway Facility Project (unanimous)
• Approved MnDOT Agreement No. 1061056 for Trunk Highway 65 lighting maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of vaccine refrigerator for Public Health, $9,520.39 (unanimous)
• Approved On‑Sale Liquor License for Grandy Nine Golf and Camp (unanimous)
• Approved invoice for two sheriff squad builds, $37,655.90 (unanimous)
• Approved health and human services contracts totaling $272,144.90 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including donations $8,460.00 and claims $566,112.67 (unanimous)

Public Health Commission

The Public Health Commission is holding a make-up meeting for December 2025. The body will discuss and potentially approve commission bylaws and identify a Chair and Vice Chair. Members will also receive updates on staffing, family home visiting, and the Opioid Advisory Council.

• Discussion and approval of Public Health Commission Bylaws
• Identification of a Chair and Vice Chair
• Updates on cannabis funding
• Staffing updates for Health Educator Madison Wiss and PHN Melanie Winger
• Status update on Family Home Visiting from PHN Lead Joan Schleicher

The Public Health Commission approved the June 10, 2025 meeting minutes. It appointed Melinda LaQuier‑Nordby as Chair and Dana Moore as Vice Chair. The commission approved its bylaws and set the 2026 meeting schedule, including confirming the next meeting for March 10, 2026.

• Approved June 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Appointed Melinda LaQuier‑Nordby as Chair
• Appointed Dana Moore as Vice Chair
• Approved Public Health Commission bylaws
• Approved 2026 meeting schedule dates (March 10, June 9, September 8, December 8)
• Approved next meeting date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Planning Commission

The Isanti County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Jan 8, 2026. The agenda includes an organizational meeting, presentations of preliminary plats for Tiegs Addition, Rhoades Acres, and Stanford Meadows West, and a request for a conditional use permit to operate a rural tourism event center at 4040 Highway 95 NW. The commission will review the plat proposals and decide on the permit request.

• Organizational meeting of the Planning Commission
• Preliminary plat presentation for Tiegs Addition (6805 253" Avenue NW, St. Francis)
• Preliminary plat presentation for Rhoades Acres (31874 Zest Street NE, Cambridge)
• Preliminary plat presentation for Stanford Meadows West (Reliable Land & Trust)
• Conditional use permit request for a rural tourism event center at 4040 Highway 95 NW

The commission elected Jeremiah Sedler as Chair, Bruce Mickelson as Vice Chair, the Zoning Office as Secretary, and Kathy Skiba as the Planning Commission representative on the Board of Adjustment. It approved the preliminary plats for Tiegs Addition (with a possible wetland permit condition), Rhoades Acres, and Stanford Meadows West. The July Planning Commission meeting was rescheduled to Wednesday, July 8, 2026. All motions carried unanimously except one abstention on the Tiegs plat.

• Jeremiah Sedler named Chairperson (unanimous)
• Bruce Mickelson named Vice Chairperson (unanimous)
• Zoning Office named Secretary (unanimous)
• Kathy Skiba appointed Planning Commission representative on Board of Adjustment (unanimous)
• Approved Tiegs Addition preliminary plat with wetland‑permit condition; Lyle Reynolds abstained
• Approved Rhoades Acres preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Approved Stanford Meadows West preliminary plat (unanimous)
• Rescheduled July Planning Commission meeting to Wednesday, July 8, 2026 (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Isanti County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to conduct an organizational meeting and review a specific zoning request. The board will determine if a variance for a proposed subdivision is permitted.

• Request from Reliable Land & Trust to vary the maximum length for a cul-de-sac in a proposed subdivision (Pt of SW ¼ of Section 2, Township 34, Range 24, Stanford Township)

The Board of Adjustment approved the December 2025 meeting minutes and elected Valerie Marty‑Anderson as Chairperson and Jim Fridstrom as Vice Chairperson, each unanimously. It also approved Reliable Land & Trust's request to vary the maximum cul‑de‑sac length to 900 ft for the Stanford Meadows East subdivision, finding the variance consistent with county policies. The meeting was adjourned at 9:32 a.m.

• Approved December 2025 Board of Adjustment minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Valerie Marty‑Anderson as Chairperson (unanimous)
• Elected Jim Fridstrom as Vice Chairperson (unanimous)
• Approved variance to increase cul‑de‑sac length to 900 ft (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:32 a.m. (unanimous)

County Board of Commissioners

The County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed Capital Improvement Plan. The board will also conduct annual organizational business, including electing a Chair and Vice Chair for 2026 and setting meeting dates for the year.

• Public hearing on the Isanti County Capital Improvement Plan
• Approval of first half 2026 appropriations
• Final plat approvals for J & P Acres, West Side Woodlands, and Dougville
• Approval for squad camera and dispatch server purchases
• Gambling permits for Long Lake Improvement Association, Princeton Lions Club, and Isanti County Sportsman’s Club

The Isanti County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the Capital Improvement Plan with a wording change, set the 2026 meeting and committee schedules, confirmed board leadership, adopted committee assignments, and established minimum salaries for the County Auditor‑Treasurer, Sheriff, and Attorney. All motions were carried unanimously.

• Approved Alan Duff as Chair for 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Steven Westerberg as Vice Chair for 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved the Isanti County Capital Improvement Plan, changing “voter” to “constituent” (unanimous)
• Approved the 2026 County Board meeting schedule (first/third Tuesdays, with two evening meetings) (unanimous)
• Approved the 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting schedule (unanimous)
• Approved the 2026 Drainage Authority meeting dates (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Board and Committee assignments (unanimous)
• Approved minimum salaries: $33,239 auditor‑treasurer, $127,108 sheriff, $134,721 attorney (unanimous)

Community Health Board

The Isanti County Community Health Board will approve its agenda and the minutes from the December 2, 2025 meeting. It will elect a chair and vice chair for 2026 and appoint a state community health services advisory committee member and alternate. The board will receive updates from the Opioid Advisory Council and discuss the Reach Out and Read program.

• Approve agenda
• Approve minutes of Dec 2, 2025 meeting
• Elect chair and vice chair for 2026
• Appoint state community health services advisory committee member and alternate for 2026
• Opioid Advisory Council updates

The board unanimously approved its agenda and the December 2, 2025 meeting minutes. Commissioners elected Bill Berg as chair and Steve Westerberg as vice chair for 2026. The board also appointed Mo Spike as the County representative and Bill Berg as an alternate on the State Community Health Services Advisory Committee. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved December 2, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Bill Berg as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Steve Westerberg as Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Appointed Mo Spike as Representative on State Health Services Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Appointed Bill Berg as Alternate Representative on State Health Services Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)