Fillmore County accepts Noxious Weed superintendent resignation, begins replacement process and sells Exeter building
Jan 5, 2009
Jan 5, 2009
Merlin Ehmen confirmed retirement in early 2009; the Board accepted his resignation, authorized advertising, and later approved the Noxious Weed Board's hiring process and sale of the Exeter weed building to Farmer’s Cooperative Company.
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Fillmore County supervisors in 2009 moved to replace a long‑serving county employee and to rationalize the Noxious Weed Department’s footprint.
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