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Brown County Commission approves minor change order, health equity contracts and routine consent items; enters executive session
Summary
The commission approved a roughly $1,700 change order for a checkpoint project, authorized HR director Allison Tunheim to sign health equity contracts, cleared the consent calendar (minutes, claims, reports, leases), and held an executive session for personnel and legal matters with no action reported.
The Brown County Commission approved several routine items and a small contract change order during its meeting.
Commissioners voted to authorize the chairman to send a change order for the checkpoint project after staff said the change increased the contract amount by about $1,700. Commissioner We moved the change-order approval and Commissioner Gage seconded; the motion passed by voice vote.
The commission authorized Allison Tunheim, Brown County human resources director, to sign health equity contracts. The motion to authorize Tunheim was moved by Commissioner Dennert and seconded by Commissioner Dinger; it passed by voice vote.
The meeting proceeded through the consent calendar. The commission approved the general meeting minutes of April 1, 2025; claims and payroll; the HR report; a "trouble request" item; the landfill tonnage report for March 2025; a lease agreement; the auditors' report for February; and the local Emergency Management Performance Grant second-quarter report. Each consent-calenda item was moved and seconded as recorded in the meeting packet and carried by voice vote.
The commission then entered an executive session citing personnel and a legal update. The body recessed into executive session on a motion by Commissioner We and a second by Commissioner Dinger. When the commission returned to open session it reported "no action as a result" of the executive session. The only subsequent formal action recorded was approval of the HR report by motion, which passed by voice vote.
Ending: Most actions at this meeting were routine, administrative approvals and a small contract change. The executive session produced no reported action. No new policy measures or budget changes beyond those described were adopted at the meeting.
