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Board accepts retirement of County Attorney Kathleen Haney; staff to plan replacement process
Summary
The Sherburne County Board accepted the retirement of County Attorney Kathleen Haney, noted that the county attorney is an elected four‑year position, and directed staff to discuss appointment and transition procedures in workshop.
The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners accepted the retirement of County Attorney Kathleen Haney at the March 6 meeting.
A motion to accept Haney's retirement was made by Commissioner Felber and seconded by Commissioner Danielewski; commissioners expressed appreciation for Haney's long service. Staff noted the county attorney position is an elected four‑year office; because a vacancy will occur mid‑term, the board will consider statutory appointment and transition details at a future workshop.
The board also said it will plan an appropriate public reception to recognize Haney's years of service consistent with her wishes. No specific interim appointment was announced at the meeting.
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