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Votes at a glance: Wabasha County Board approves agenda, consent items and recess to BOAE

5700610 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

The Wabasha County Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda, the consent agenda (including donations and a joint powers agreement) and recessed to the Board of Appeal and Equalization for a 6 p.m. session on June 17.

The Wabasha County Board of Commissioners recorded three formal actions during its June 17 meeting:

1) Approve agenda — Motion by Commissioner Powers, second by Commissioner Wakas. Recorded as unanimous; chair called for aye and the motion carried.

2) Approve consent agenda — Motion by Commissioner Wages, second by Commissioner Springer. The consent agenda included minutes from June 3; claims, per diems and meal vouchers; donations toward a sheriff’s department drone from the Kellogg American Legion Post ($2,000), Elgin Fire Department ($2,000) and Bernard Fleschey VFW Post in Lake City ($1,000); approval to purchase election machine batteries; approval of a new liquor license and renewal of an existing license; approval of the Southeast Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management Joint Powers Agreement; and the County Road 84 GRAMA application. The motion was recorded as unanimous and carried.

3) Recess to Board of Appeal and Equalization — Motion by Commissioner Watkins, seconded by Commissioner Wabi to recess to the Board of Appeal and Equalization meeting scheduled for June 17 at 6:00 p.m. in the County Boardroom. The motion carried on a unanimous voice vote.

The meeting minutes record the votes as voice votes with no roll-call tally by name; the chair stated each motion passed after commissioners answered "aye."