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Votes at a glance: Griggs County Commission, June 23, 2025

5067811 · June 24, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved routine procedural items, moved two procurement items and changed August meeting dates. No ordinances or budget measures were adopted.

Key formal actions taken during the June 23, 2025 Griggs County Commission meeting included approval of the agenda, the June 9 minutes, monthly bills, a one-time carpet-cleaning contract and a change to August meeting dates. The commission also adjourned the meeting by voice vote.

Votes and motions recorded: - Motion: Approve meeting agenda. Mover: Zoran. Second: Lauren Ellison. Outcome: approved (voice vote). - Motion: Approve minutes from June 9, 2025. Mover: Zoran. Second: Lauren Ellison. Outcome: approved (voice vote). - Motion: Approve county bills for the month. Mover: Lauren Ellison. Second: Zoran. Outcome: approved (voice vote). Recorded voice votes included Zorn (aye), "Allison" (aye) and Lauren Ellison (aye) during the roll call portion for the bills. - Motion: Change August regular meeting dates to August 11 and August 25 (instead of August 4 and August 18). Mover: Lauren Ellison. Second: Zoran. Outcome: approved (voice vote). - Motion: Approve one-time carpet cleaning contract with Stockland for $2,605.50. Mover: Zoran. Second: Lauren Ellison. Outcome: approved (voice vote); commissioners indicated this was a one-time expenditure and said they would evaluate buying equipment later. - Motion: Adjourn. Mover: Zoran. Second: Lauren Ellison. Outcome: approved (voice vote).

No ordinances, appointments, or budget adoptions were finalized at this meeting. Several agenda items (security integrations, sheriff vehicle outfitting, budget levy work and zoning questions) were discussed and tabled for future meetings pending additional pricing or legal research.