Cottonwood County public meetings in 2025

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will certify the 2026 levy and finalize the 2026 budget. The meeting includes decisions on landfill lease addendums, road project bids, and 2026 commissioner compensation.

• Certification of 2026 Levy and finalization of 2026 Budget
• Setting 2026 Commissioner salaries, per diems, and tech fees
• Bid approval for projects SAP 017-598-012 and 017-598-013
• Addendum to Landfill Lease Agreement
• Trunk Highway 30 Detour Agreement and Union Pacific Railroad Crossing Improvements

The Board of Commissioners certified the 2026 levy and set the annual revenues and expenditures at $31,365,134. The board also approved several infrastructure contracts and a collateral agreement for ElevaCare.

• Certified 2026 levy at $14,520,653 (7% increase from 2025)
• Set 2026 total revenues and expenditures at $31,365,134
• Approved $450,000 CD as collateral for ElevaCare reimbursement claims
• Accepted $701,398.38 low bid from Midwest Contracting, LLC for projects SAP 017-598-012 and SAP 017-598-013
• Renewed Cottonwood County Home Initiative Program for 3 years (Resolution 25-12-16A)
• Approved Landfill Lease Agreement addendum with Darelyn Harrington for 2026 rent schedule
• Adopted Detour Agreement No. 1061732 for Trunk Highway 30 (Resolution 25-12-16)
• Set 2026 Commissioner Salary at $25,000 plus $1,200 for the Chair

County Commissioners

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss fuel bids and opioid settlement applications. The board will also consider an AI policy and the 2026 salaries for the Sheriff, Attorney, Auditor/Treasurer, and Recorder.

• Fuel bids presented by Public Works Superintendent
• Opioid Settlement RFP Applications
• Cottonwood County IV-D Contract
• Approval of Area II Amended JPA and AI Policy
• 2026 Salaries for Sheriff, Atty, A/T, and Recorder

The board approved eight grants from opioid settlement funding totaling $113,960 for treatment and recovery services. The board also set 2026 salaries for the Sheriff, County Attorney, Auditor/Treasurer, and Recorder. Additionally, a three-year fuel contract was awarded to Staples Oil Company, Inc.

• Approved $395,957.20 fuel contract with Staples Oil Company, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved one-year landfill lease extension for Darelyn Harrington (unanimous)
• Approved $113,960 in opioid settlement grants to eight organizations (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Sheriff salary at $140,500 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved 2026 County Attorney salary at $175,275 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved 2026 Auditor/Treasurer salary at $107,900 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved 2026 Recorder salary at $93,450 (unanimous roll call)
• Adopted AI Policy as presented (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will discuss land and easement acquisitions with US Fish & Wildlife. The board will also review RFQ results for landfill environmental monitoring and a project for the City of Jeffers.

• Fee Title Acquisition – Jon Ketzenberg
• Habitat Easement Acquisition – Tim Ketzenberg
• Landfill Environmental Monitoring RFQ results
• LRIP – City of Jeffers
• Approval of MN Paid Leave Policy

The Board approved a contract for landfill analytical laboratory services and sponsored a road reconstruction application for the City of Jeffers. The board also certified two land acquisitions for wildlife conservation and approved November warrants totaling $208,725.16.

• Approved $66,910 contract with Braun Intertec for 2026 landfill environmental monitoring (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 25-11-18 to sponsor City of Jeffers' LRIP application for Peavy Street reconstruction (unanimous)
• Certified U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service option to purchase 3 acres in Amo Township (unanimous)
• Certified Grant of Easement for Wildlife Habitat Protection for 14 acres in Lakeside Township (unanimous)
• Approved 2026-2027 BWSR Natural Resource Block Grant Program Agreement (unanimous)
• Moved Deputy Sheriff Jett Saewert to permanent full-time status (unanimous)
• Approved draft MN Paid Leave Policy for a 30-day comment period (unanimous)
• Approved November warrants totaling $208,725.16 (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider a conditional use permit for Pautzke and discuss AIS weed harvester grants. The meeting includes reviews of tax forfeiture property and the Area II JPA approval.

• Conditional Use Permit - Pautzke
• AIS Weed Harvester Grants
• Tax Forfeiture Property
• Approval of Area II JPA
• MN Paid Family Medical Leave

The Board approved AIS grants for weed harvesters in Mountain Lake and Bingham Lake and a conditional use permit for a machine shed. Other actions included setting a minimum bid for a tax forfeiture property and adopting a resolution urging the repeal of Minnesota's nuclear energy moratorium.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Daniel Pautzke machine shed in Carson Township (unanimous)
• Approved AIS grants to Mountain Lake ($20,000 for 2025; $20,000 for 2026) and Bingham Lake ($15,000 for 2026) (unanimous)
• Set minimum bid for tax forfeiture property 25.833.0010 at $100 plus $9,098.00 assessment (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 25-11-04B Notice of Public Sale of Tax Forfeited Land (unanimous)
• Approved Joint and Cooperative Agreement for Area II Minnesota River Basin Projects (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 25-11-04A appointing Mike Carlson and Jay Mickelson to Red Rock Rural Water System Board (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 25-11-04 Urging Repeal of Minnesota’s Moratorium on Nuclear Energy Production (unanimous)
• Approved November warrants totaling $66,863.98 (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss personnel pay and infrastructure grants. The agenda includes reviews of ditch continuation hearings and equipment purchasing for 2027.

• Resolution for Local Bridge Replacement Program Grant Agreement
• Approval of 2026 pay matrix
• Approval of UCAP lease agreement
• Quotes for LEC kitchen remodel
• 2027 Hwy Dept equipment purchase

The Board of Commissioners approved a $617,841.70 grant for bridge replacements and the 2027 purchase of two plow trucks. Other actions included approving a jail kitchen remodel and a draft AI policy for public comment.

• Adopted Resolution 25-10-21 for $617,841.70 in Local Bridge Replacement Grant funds
• Approved 2027 purchase of two Western Star 47X chassis and Towmaster packages ($339,690 per unit)
• Approved $22,110 for B.C. Johnson Construction and $2,171.70 for Holt’s Cleaning Service for jail kitchen remodel
• Approved posting a draft AI Policy for a 30-day comment period
• Approved 2025-2026 Winter Maintenance Agreements for Jeffers, Mountain Lake, Westbrook, and Lakeside Township
• Approved 2026 pay matrix
• Amended UCAP Lease Agreement to change location to 1406 9th Avenue and add utility/snow removal costs
• Approved October warrants totaling $105,840.49

County Commissioners

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss regional infrastructure and personnel changes. The agenda includes a presentation from MnDOT on a long-term highway plan and several ditch continuation hearings.

• 10 Year Capital Highway Improvement Plan presentation by MnDOT
• Continuation Hearings for ditches CD13, CD43, JD9, JD20, JD25, JD28, JD30, and JD31
• Conditional Use Permit for Larry Michelson
• Approval of 2026 BC/BS Plans
• Personnel actions including a promotion for Carly Pohlman and probation completion for Daniel Green

The Board approved a low bid for three bridge projects and authorized a conditional use permit for a shoreland garage. The Board also updated 2026 health insurance caps and contributions and processed several personnel changes. The Ditch Authority directed staff to prepare findings for redetermination of benefits for eight ditches.

• Awarded $1,810,095.65 bridge project contract to Towne & Country Excavating, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Larry Michelson's shoreland garage and storage shed (unanimous)
• Increased 2026 health insurance single coverage cap from $1,000 to $1,200 (unanimous)
• Increased 2026 VEBA/HSA family coverage contribution from $500 to $600 per month (unanimous)
• Approved staying with four BCBS health plans (unanimous)
• Approved October warrants totaling $248,660.25 (unanimous)
• Promoted Carly Pohlman to Deputy Assessor at $30.45 per hour (unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare findings for redetermination of benefits for ditches CD 13, CD 43, JD 9, JD 20, JD 25, JD 28, JD 30 and JD 31 (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting to discuss the 2026 budget and set the 2026 preliminary levy. The board will also discuss bridge utilities.

• Setting of 2026 Preliminary Levy
• 2026 Budget Discussion
• Bridge Utilities

The Board of Commissioners established the preliminary 2026 levy and updated health insurance contributions and caps. The board also approved a contract for courthouse blinds and hired a new Assistant County Attorney.

• Set preliminary 2026 levy at $14,520,653, a 7.0% increase from 2025 (unanimous)
• Increased health insurance single coverage cap from $1,000 to $1,100 effective Jan 1, 2026 (unanimous)
• Increased VEBA/HSA single coverage contribution from $135 to $235 and family coverage from $500 to $600 per month effective Jan 1, 2026 (unanimous)
• Accepted bid from Murphy Windows and Doors for Courthouse blinds for $51,058.00 (unanimous)
• Hired Arianna Rwaki as Assistant County Attorney at Range 24, Step 2 ($44.66) (unanimous)
• Approved contract for Jackson County to purchase 40% of Assistant County Attorney services (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will discuss the 2026 budget and set the preliminary levy. The meeting includes reviews of law enforcement contracts and bridge project authorizations.

• Law Enforcement Services Contract for Westbrook
• Purchase of a Bobcat for the landfill
• Permission to advertise for bridge projects
• Final payment for Project 017-598-010
• SafeAssure Service Agreement

The Board approved a law enforcement services contract for the City of Westbrook and the purchase of a Bobcat utility machine for the landfill. The board also authorized bidding for bridge replacements and approved several project payments and contracts.

• Approved Law Enforcement Services Contract with the City of Westbrook (unanimous)
• Approved $83,980.26 purchase of Bobcat UW56 and attachments for Landfill (unanimous)
• Approved advertising for bids for bridge projects on CSAH 4 and CSAH 13 (unanimous)
• Authorized final payment of $85,787.43 to Prahm Construction, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved resolution 25-09-16 to sponsor City of Windom 10th Street reconstruction (unanimous)
• Approved hiring Gretchen Warner-Rhubee as a contractor at $65 per hour for up to 40 hours (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 SafeAssure contract payment of $9,764.96 (unanimous)
• Approved September warrants totaling $68,006.38 (unanimous)

Work Session

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to review the proposed budget for 2026. The board will also discuss updates regarding county buildings.

• 2026 Proposed Budget
• Building Updates

The Board authorized a Letter of Engagement with Crowe, LLP for security event forensic investigation. Commissioners reached a consensus on the signing authority for Public Works invoices. The proposed 2026 budget was distributed for review.

• Authorized Board Chair to sign Letter of Engagement with Crowe, LLP (unanimous)
• Determined Public Works invoices will be signed by Assistant County Engineer or, if absent, Public Works Superintendent

County Commissioners

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the 2026 budget and an Opioid Settlement RFP. The agenda also includes reviews of grant applications and a DNR agreement.

• Opioid Settlement RFP and budgeting
• 2026 Budget discussion
• DNR Agreement
• Ag Inspector and AIS Grants
• Horse Barn discussion

The Board approved an Opioid Settlement Request for Proposal to fund substance misuse projects and transferred a county-owned horse barn to the Cottonwood County Ag Society. Other actions included approving grant applications and the installation of a DNR observation well. The board also reached a consensus to stop using AIS grant funds for billboards.

• Approved applying for Ag Inspector grant funds (unanimous)
• Approved agreement for DNR to install observation well at Schoper-Bush County Park (unanimous)
• Approved Opioid Settlement Request for Proposal application (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of horse barn on parcel 25.673.0480 to Cottonwood County Ag Society (unanimous)
• Approved September warrants totaling $198,175.59 (unanimous)
• Consensus to stop spending AIS grant funds on billboards

County Commissioners

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss budget requests and registration fees. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a tax abatement for Preferred Choice Homes.

• Public hearing for tax abatement – Preferred Choice Homes (1955)
• 2025 Budget Request from Historical Society
• Cannabis Registration Fees
• DVHHS Technology Request
• Hire of Appraiser Trainee

The Board of Commissioners approved registration fees for cannabis and hemp retail, accepted a technology upgrade quote for DVHHS, and authorized the sale of a county building. The board also approved a residential property tax abatement and a new social media policy.

• Approved residential property tax abatement for Preferred Choice, LLC (unanimous)
• Adopted Social Media policy and approved purchase of Archive Social software (unanimous)
• Approved conditional turnback timing for TH60 and 2025/2026 LPP projects (unanimous)
• Set cannabis retail fees at $500 and low potency hemp fees at $125 (unanimous)
• Approved $31,501.36 Bluum Technology quote for DVHHS upgrades (unanimous)
• Hired Jason Jepsen as Appraiser-Trainee at $24.78 per hour (unanimous)
• Approved August warrants totaling $362,891.51 (unanimous)
• Accepted $81,200 bid from Ryan’s Small Engine, LLC for highway shop/office building (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board approved the acquisition of 10.56 acres of tax forfeited land and voted to join a lawsuit against the State of Minnesota regarding correctional facility medications. Other actions included appointing an interim county engineer and approving August warrants totaling $212,937.60.

• Approved acquisition of 10.56 acres of tax forfeited land in Ann Township (unanimous)
• Approved public hearing for tax abatement for new home at 1955 Bud Road (unanimous)
• Joined as plaintiffs in Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc. et al v. The State of Minnesota (unanimous)
• Approved private PFML plan through Met Life via Integrity Employee Benefits (unanimous)
• Terminated Landfill Scale Operator Shannon Paplow effective July 28, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved employment agreement for Stephen Schnieder as Interim County Engineer (unanimous)
• Approved August warrants totaling $212,937.60 (unanimous)
• Rejected proposal for local option sales tax to fund childcare

Work Session

The Board of Commissioners held a work session to review budgets for various county departments and buildings. The County Assessor, Sheriff, Jail Administrator, and Emergency Management Director attended to answer questions. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

County Commissioners

The Board adopted a new Business Subsidy Policy and approved a subsidy for a 42-unit hotel facility. The Board also awarded a road reconstruction contract to the lowest bidder. Other items discussed included the 2026 budget process and the search for an Interim County Engineer.

• Adopted Cottonwood County Business Subsidy Policy (unanimous)
• Approved Business Subsidy for Midway Village Inns, LLC for a 42-unit hotel in Mountain Lake (unanimous)
• Accepted $583,338.50 low bid from Towne & Country Excavating, LLC for CSAH 15 reconstruction (unanimous)
• Set tentative Public Works building open house for September 23, 2025

County Commissioners

The Board adopted Resolution 25-07-15 to deny a request for a stay on the approved IUP for OMG Midwest d/b/a Minnesota Paving and Materials. The board also approved several personnel changes, vehicle purchases for Public Works, and July warrants.

• Denied request for stay on OMG Midwest IUP (unanimous roll call)
• Adopted Resolution 25-07-15 regarding the IUP stay denial (unanimous roll call)
• Approved $55,453 purchase of 2026 Chevrolet Silverado for PW Superintendent (unanimous)
• Approved $55,453 purchase of 2026 Chevrolet Silverado for Asst Co Engineer (unanimous)
• Approved July warrants totaling $145,838.04 (unanimous)
• Moved Assistant County Engineer/Solid Waste Administrator to non-exempt status (unanimous)
• Denied retroactive pay for Kyle Pillatzki for 2024 flood hours (2-3)
• Approved permanent full-time status for Deputy Recorder Kristi Hedman (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved a low bid for a bridge replacement on CSAH 15 and funded elevator repairs at the Law Enforcement Center. Other actions included adopting Opioid Advisory Committee by-laws and increasing rental rates for several county leases. A special meeting was scheduled for July 22 for a public hearing on the Business Subsidy Policy.

• Approved $1,724,480.60 bid from ICON Constructors, LLC for Project 017-615-024 (unanimous)
• Approved $98,096.21 quote from MEI for Law Enforcement Center elevator compliance and power unit replacement (unanimous)
• Adopted Opioid Advisory Committee By-Laws (unanimous)
• Approved 5% increase in monthly rental rates effective January 1, 2026, for DVHHS, 10th Street Offices, and United Community Action (unanimous)
• Authorized Board Chair to sign wildlife habitat easement certification for property in Lakeside Township (unanimous)
• Approved $111,927.14 in July warrants (unanimous)
• Amended the Procurement Policy (unanimous)
• Scheduled special meeting for July 22, 2025, for Business Subsidy Policy public hearing (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved an Interim Use Permit for OMG Midwest dba Minnesota Paving & Materials to expand mining, extraction, or excavation in Section 6 of Delton Township. The board also unanimously approved seven specific conditions for the permit, including a $10,000 bond.

• Approved Interim Use Permit for OMG Midwest mining expansion in Delton Township (3-2)
• Approved 7 conditions for the OMG Midwest permit, including a $1,000 per acre bond totaling $10,000 (Unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved a cloud-based 911 system upgrade and declared a state of emergency for a June 2nd severe weather event. The board also approved June warrants totaling $184,440.82 and accepted the resignation of the County Engineer.

• Approved Resolution 25-06-17 declaring a state of emergency for June 2nd severe weather (unanimous)
• Approved Cloud Based Upgrade for 911 system from Central Square for $72,541.74 plus 2nd year maintenance of $35,167.74 (unanimous)
• Approved June warrants totaling $184,440.82 (unanimous)
• Moved Kadyn Paulson to permanent part-time Jailer/Dispatcher effective June 20, 2025 (unanimous)
• Moved Shannon Paplow to permanent part-time Landfill Scale Operator effective June 23, 2025 (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of County Engineer Nick Klisch (unanimous)
• Scheduled Special Board Meeting for June 23, 2025, regarding MN Paving & Materials IUP application (unanimous)

County Board of Equalization

The Board of Appeal and Equalization approved land value reductions for two parcels based on condition and usage re-evaluations. The board voted to make no changes to the values of two other parcels following owner questions regarding building and site values.

• Reduced land value by $131,000 for Parcel 13.035.0400 (unanimous)
• Reduced land value by $184,200 for Parcel 15.002.0400 (unanimous)
• Made no change to value for Parcel 22.032.0400 (unanimous)
• Made no change to value for Parcel 17.005.0300 (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board denied a request to pause action on the Sioux Rock Quarry Expansion Project. They approved three interim use permits for hot mix plants and authorized federal aid for road resurfacing. A public hearing for a Mountain Lake hotel business subsidy was scheduled for July 1.

• Approved Resolution 25-06-03A for federal aid to resurface CSAH 15 and CSAH 17 (Unanimous)
• Denied stay request for Sioux Rock Quarry Expansion Project (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-06-03 to amend Resolution 25-04-15 (Unanimous)
• Approved Interim Use Permit for OMG Midwest hot mix plant in Delton Township (Unanimous)
• Approved Interim Use Permit for Central Specialties, Inc. hot mix plant in Amboy Township (Unanimous)
• Approved Interim Use Permit for Duininck, Inc. hot mix plant in Dale Township (Unanimous)
• Approved Option agreement with MN DNR for tax forfeited land in Ann Township (Unanimous)
• Set July 1, 2025, public hearing for Mountain Lake Hotel business subsidy (Unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board approved hiring a law firm for the Sioux Rock Quarry Expansion appeal and authorized over $511,000 in May warrants. Personnel actions included hiring two part-time jailers/dispatchers and updating the county procurement policy.

• Hired Squires, Waldspurger & Mace, P.A. or another firm for Sioux Rock Quarry Expansion appeal (unanimous)
• Approved May warrants totaling $511,716.48 (unanimous)
• Declared Unit 781 trailer and miscellaneous items as surplus property (unanimous)
• Approved added language to Procurement Policy regarding Suspension and Debarment (unanimous)
• Hired James Erickson ($24.78/hr) and Jennifer Etchason ($27.99/hr) as part-time Jailer/Dispatchers (unanimous)
• Approved $500 clothing allowance for Building Operations Manager and $250 for Courthouse Building & Grounds Worker (unanimous)
• Moved Kay Gohr to permanent full-time status as Chief Deputy Auditor/Treasurer (unanimous)
• Allowed Kayla Clark to remain as Solid Waste Technician after probation (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board awarded a low-bid pavement replacement contract to Duininck, Inc. and approved an amended ordinance regarding cannabis-oriented businesses. The Ditch Authority authorized grant applications and engineering for the String Lake Project. Other actions included property sales and the appointment of a County Attorney.

• Approved amended Ordinance #43 - Cannabis Oriented Business and Land Use (unanimous)
• Awarded $5,389,767.66 pavement replacement contract to Duininck, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved engineering fees and CPL grant application for String Lake Project (unanimous)
• Approved sale of parcel 10.030.0601 to Dudley Smith for $14,900 (4-1)
• Approved sale of modular building on parcel 10.030.0601 to Dudley Smith for $2,500 (unanimous)
• Appointed Nicholas Anderson as County Attorney at $171,000 per year (unanimous)
• Authorized purchase of enclosed trailer not to exceed $15,000 (unanimous)
• Approved $5,842.08 for phone system software upgrade from SCI Communications (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board approved a contract for courthouse window replacement and appointed a new County Attorney. They also distributed affordable housing funds and adopted findings for multiple ditch redeterminations.

• Awarded $744,484 courthouse window contract to Murphy Window & Door (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 proposal from Engan Associates for courthouse window coverings (unanimous)
• Offered County Attorney position to Nick Anderson at $171,000/year (unanimous)
• Distributed $88,448 in 2024 Affordable Housing Funds evenly between Rebuilding Minnesota Together and UCAP (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution 25-04-15 determining an EIS is not needed for Sioux Rock Quarry expansion (unanimous)
• Approved Letter of Support for Federated Rural Electric Association and Minnesota BEAD program (unanimous)
• Adopted findings and orders for 20 ditches including CD20, CD11, and JD5 (unanimous)
• Approved April warrants totaling $541,909.79 (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board approved a design proposal for Bridge 5990 and a reimbursement agreement with Union Pacific Railroad. Acting as the Ditch Authority, the board approved a grant application for a storage basin in the Cottonwood-Brown JD #24 system. Other actions included approving seasonal hires and a residential property tax abatement.

• Approved residential property tax abatement for Borsgard Construction, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved design proposal for Bridge 5990 replacement not to exceed $71,340.00 (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 road and bridge weight restriction postings (unanimous)
• Authorized reimbursement agreement with Union Pacific Railroad for engineering services (unanimous)
• Approved FY26 Water Quality and Storage Program Grant request for Cottonwood-Brown JD#24 totaling approximately $677,784 (unanimous)
• Approved hire of seven seasonal employees (unanimous)
• Approved $100 annual safety boot reimbursement for Building Operations Manager and Workers (unanimous)
• Approved Legal Services Agreement with Smith & Johnson Law Firm retro to Jan 1, 2025 (unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board approved a labor agreement for the Public Works Department and authorized several fund payments. Other actions included accepting an emergency management grant and scheduling a public hearing for a residential tax abatement.

• Approved Public Works union contract with AFSCME Local 578 (unanimous)
• Approved March warrants totaling $165,398.50 (unanimous)
• Accepted $17,898 Emergency Management Performance Grant (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 25-03-18 regarding 60-acre state land acquisition in Delton Township (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-03-18B to hold a public hearing for a tax abatement at 1663 17th Street, Windom (unanimous)
• Terminated part-time Jailer/Dispatcher Christian Cazarez-Sanchez effective March 9, 2025 (unanimous)
• Moved Assistant County Attorney position from Range 22 to Range 24 on 2025 Wage Matrix (unanimous)
• Amended resolution 24-11-05A regarding Landfill Certificate of Need figures (unanimous)