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Griggs County commissioners approve agenda, board appointments, invoices and sale of county pickup
Summary
At their Jan. 6 meeting the Griggs County Commission approved routine business including the agenda and minutes, kept existing chair assignments, approved board appointments as amended, authorized payment of invoices, accepted a bid of $250 for a 1987 Dodge pickup and adopted the 2025 meeting schedule.
Griggs County commissioners met Jan. 6 and completed several routine but formal actions, including approval of the agenda and minutes, adoption of the 2025 meeting schedule and sale of a county pickup.
The commission voted, by voice, to approve the meeting agenda and to dispense with the reading of the Dec. 30 minutes. Commissioners also voted to keep the current chair and vice chair in place and approved the slate of board appointments with a modification to reassign a commissioner to the roads board.
Commissioners approved payment of the county's invoices and a standing resolution allowing payment of routine bills. The commission accepted a single bid of $250 from Tim Barber of Cooperstown for a 1987 Dodge pickup and voted to remove the vehicle from county inventory. Commissioners also approved the 2025 regular meeting schedule, set for Monday mornings at 9:30.
Votes at a glance: - Approve agenda — motion carried (voice vote). - Approve minutes / dispense with reading — motion carried (voice vote). - Keep current chair and vice chair — motion carried (voice vote). - Approve board appointments as amended (move Rod to roads board) — motion carried (voice vote). - Approve invoices / resolution for bills — motion carried (voice vote). - Accept bid from Tim Barber, $250, for 1987 Dodge pickup — motion carried (voice vote). - Approve 2025 meeting schedule (Mondays, 9:30 a.m.) — motion carried (voice vote).
Where roll-call or named votes were recorded, the commission used voice voting; the meeting record lists several members answering “aye” during those voice votes. The commission adjourned with its next regular meeting scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Jan. 27.
The actions taken were procedural and did not create new county policy; they authorize routine payments, personnel/board assignments and disposition of surplus equipment.
