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Votes at a glance: Sherburne County Board actions
Summary
At its meeting the Sherburne County Board approved routine agenda items, accepted an auditor report, authorized landfill split sampling with PFAS testing, approved a SCORE budget amendment for vape disposal, and approved opioid program funding and gap support for a shelter project.
The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions during the meeting:
- Approve agenda as presented — motion moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.
- Approve consent agenda — motion moved by Commissioner Felber, seconded by Commissioner Schubacher; approved by voice vote.
- Accept Lake Steward designation for Two Inlets Park (Briggs Lake Chain Association Healthy Lakes Committee) — motion moved by Commissioner Rhiannon Halls; approved.
- Approve split sampling at Vanko 1 closed landfill, including addition of PFAS testing for this round; cost not to exceed $11,200 to be paid from solid-waste surcharge funds — approved (motion and second recorded on the floor).
- Amend SCORE budget by $1,500 to fund disposal costs and handling kits for vaping devices confiscated from county schools — approved.
- Receive, review and accept the auditor/treasurer monthly report for September 2025 — motion moved; approved.
- Approve the 2026 opioid program budget and a gap-funding package to support the Avivo Village project in St. Cloud (forgivable-loan structure and backfill plan discussed); motion carried. The board authorized county staff to finalize documents to structure the award as a forgivable loan contingent on construction and operation terms.
Where the transcript did not provide an explicit mover or a roll-call tally, the item is recorded as approved per the board’s voice vote during the meeting. If precise mover/second names or per-member roll-call tallies are required for records, staff minutes and the meeting video are the official sources.
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