Votes at a glance: payroll, CDBG amendment, EMPG grant acceptance and intergovernmental resolution
Summary
At the Feb. 6 meeting commissioners approved routine payroll, a CDBG contract amendment and acceptance of a state EMPG cybersecurity services award; they also approved a resolution opposing limits on association lobbying. A proposed interlocal to send county garbage to Plentywood was discussed but not approved.
The Daniels County Board recorded several formal votes during the Feb. 6 meeting. Items approved by voice vote included:
- Payroll authorization: A motion to approve payment of county payroll was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with the board saying "aye." No individual names were recorded on the motion in the transcript.
- CDBG contract amendment (PO 181-21A): The board unanimously approved the contract amendment as read at the meeting.
- Acceptance of EMPG cybersecurity services/grant: The county accepted state EMPG cybersecurity services (the board voted to accept the state-provided services/grant for county endpoint and server coverage).
- Resolution opposing limits on MACo lobbying (Resolution 2025-5): The board approved a resolution opposing proposed legislation that would limit a county association's ability to lobby on behalf of its members (the board read and adopted the resolution on the record).
No formal action was taken on the interlocal garbage-haul agreement; staff were directed to prepare a written interlocal for formal approval at a future meeting after trial runs and a city review. Several other agenda items were discussed but no final votes were recorded at the meeting.
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