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Votes at a glance: Polk County Board actions on Oct. 24, 2025
Summary
A concise list of motions the Polk County Board approved during its Oct. 24 meeting, including contract approvals, retainage release, ditch petitions and authorizations for opioid settlement RFP and communications work.
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The Polk County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions at the Oct. 24 meeting (motions and outcomes as recorded in the meeting transcript):
- Approve agenda (motion carried by voice vote).
- Approve consent items (motion carried by voice vote).
- Approve updated banking agreement to reflect Bremer’s purchase by Old National and authorize signings (motion carried).
- Release retainage of $13,207 to RJ Zavro & Sons East Grand Forks to close out Phase 15 landfill contract (motion carried).
- Adjust approved equipment total for a dual-deck fine screen to $141,872.21 to reflect transport and tariffs (motion carried).
- Set the county’s '26 market price at $29.06 per ton and certify the market price resolution as required by state rules (motion carried).
- Approve petitions to survey and clean County Ditch 28 and County Ditch 100 in Hammond Township (motions carried).
- Authorize JD Construction (name change) for snow removal at East Grand Forks county facilities through 05/31/2026 at previously approved hourly rates (motion carried).
- Approve Round 2 RFP process for opioid settlement funds with up to $500,000 available, calendar-year contracts, and timeline (motion carried).
- Award a contract to a local production company to produce an opioid impact video; the vendor reduced its bid to $8,000 and the board approved the award (motion carried).
Notes: Many motions were approved by voice vote with standard “aye/oppose” calls; the transcript records 'Aye' responses but does not list a roll-call tally for most items. The board instructed staff to implement the approved items, return with contract paperwork, and continue budget and grant coordination.

