Wadena County Board reviews investment report, approves contracts
Wadena County Board of Commissioners met April 16, 2024, approving contracts for HHS assessments, reviewing investments, and amending land use ordinances.
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The Wadena County Board of Commissioners met on April 16, 2024, to address several key agenda items, including reviewing the investment report and approving new contracts for county services. The meeting, held in the Commissioners Room at the Wadena County Courthouse, began with a call to order at 9:00 AM, followed by a roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance.
Key actions taken by the board included the approval of minutes from the April 2, 2024, regular board meeting and the processing of claims. Under the Auditor/Treasurer's report, the board reviewed the investment report and approved a Canvassing Board Resolution. These financial and administrative actions are routine but essential for the county's operational oversight.
In the Health and Human Services (HHS) department, commissioners approved a contract for Rule 25 Assessments, a crucial service for individuals seeking chemical dependency treatment. They also approved the disposal of surplus equipment, a standard procedure to manage county assets efficiently.
The Land and Resource Management department saw the approval of two significant resolutions. The board passed resolutions for amendments to both the Shoreland Ordinance and the Feedlot Ordinance. These changes are vital for managing land use and environmental regulations within the county.
Under Public Works, the board approved quotes for various culverts, an important step in maintaining and improving county infrastructure. Additionally, a budget amendment for chip seal projects was approved, allocating funds for road maintenance.
The Administrator provided committee reports and updates. The board also addressed any other business brought before them before adjourning the meeting.
The next regular meeting of the Wadena County Board of Commissioners is scheduled for a future date, where further departmental updates and action items will be discussed.

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