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Webster County trustees approve drainage repair in Deer Creek Township

Webster County Trustees for Drainage Districts · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved a request from Nathan Sorensen for drainage repairs in Section 11 of Deer Creek Township, noting sinkholes on the county tile line and a $10,000 MOU cap with Humboldt County; the vote was taken by voice and recorded as passed.

Webster County trustees voted to approve a request to repair a county drainage tile in Section 11 of Deer Creek Township at a brief meeting where trustees discussed sinkholes on the county tile line and a $10,000 memorandum-of-understanding limit with Humboldt County.

The board introduced the request as a motion by the trustee who raised the repair and then held a voice vote. The Supervisor announced the motion had "Passed." The transcript does not record a roll-call tally, only the voice vote and the announcement of passage.

Crystal, speaking to the trustees, said Nathan Sorensen called last week to request the repair and had asked contractor Brandon Strutzenberg to do the work. "He's requested Brandon Strutzenberg to do the repair," Crystal said, adding that the contractor "is also actually out there doing private line work." The trustee who had presented the item described "a number of sinkholes on the county tile line" and said trees at the bulkhead posed a future risk from root growth.

The trustee also told the board, "we have a $10,000 amount with, Humboldt County on this for the MOU," and stated the county could not exceed that amount; he said the contractor was aware of the cap. The trustee concluded the formal motion by saying, "So I'll make that motion," and the board approved the repair by voice vote.

The meeting then moved to a motion to adjourn, which the board approved.

The request will proceed as approved; the transcript contains no further details on the repair schedule, the exact scope of work, or a written contract. Contact and scheduling details for contractor Brandon Strutzenberg were not specified in the record.