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Votes at a glance: minutes, appointments, budget adjustments and procurement measures approved

2381194 · February 24, 2025
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Summary

At its March meeting the Dunn County Board approved minutes, several appointments, budget adjustments and a procurement to purchase priority-based budgeting software; the Tyler Technologies purchase passed 19–5.

The Dunn County Board of Supervisors took several formal actions during the meeting. Key outcomes were:

- Minutes approval: Supervisors approved the meeting minutes. Motion moved by Supervisor Morehouse, seconded by Supervisor Steen; motion passed (voice vote).

- Appointments: The board approved two appointments as listed on the appointment sheet. Motion moved by Supervisor Steen, seconded by Supervisor Bachand; motion passed (voice vote).

- Budget adjustment — Health Department and CJC: The board approved a budget adjustment for the health department and the criminal justice collaborative (CJC) as presented on the agenda. Motion moved by Supervisor Steen, seconded by Supervisor Morehouse; the item proceeded by roll-call and was approved.

- Tyler Technologies priority-based budgeting purchase: The board authorized a one-time expenditure of $57,600 to purchase priority-based budgeting software; motion moved by Supervisor Bichon, seconded by Supervisor Hagan. Roll-call vote recorded: 19 yes, 5 no; motion passed.

- Resolution revising inventory of job classifications: The board approved a resolution revising the county’s job classification inventory. Motion moved by Supervisor Story, seconded by Supervisor Hedlund; motion passed (voice vote).

Where vote tallies were recorded in the transcript, the counts above match the record. For items recorded as voice votes the motion language and mover/second appear in the meeting minutes; no roll-call tallies were provided for those items in the transcript.