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Roosevelt County commissioners approve routine items, reappointments and a city–county MOU
Summary
At the Oct. 14 Roosevelt County meeting, commissioners accepted minutes and routine reports, reappointed Scott Toews, appointed the county director to the Missouri River Country board, and approved a renewed MOU with the city of Wolf Point (dates amended). A motion to hire Jennifer Zimmerman from the health department was introduced.
Roosevelt County commissioners met Oct. 14 and handled a series of routine administrative items, taking voice votes on minutes, appointments and an intergovernmental memorandum of understanding.
Speaker 3 moved to accept the minutes from the Sept. 30 tax deed sale; Speaker 1 conducted a voice vote and declared the motion passed. The minutes note 11 items from the tax deed sale received no bids and will be reoffered in six months at the same price.
The board accepted the regular public meeting minutes for Sept. 30 and the monthly minutes for September by voice votes, with Speaker 1 stating each motion passed after members responded "aye."
Speaker 1 moved to hire Jennifer Zimmerman from the health department; the motion appears on the record but the transcript excerpt does not include a recorded vote result for that personnel item.
The board moved to accept the treasurer's report, investments and budgets for Sept. 30, 2025; the motion is recorded in the minutes excerpt.
Speaker 1 moved to appoint Roosevelt County’s director to the Missouri River Country board. The appointee (name in the record text is unclear) accepted the appointment and the board approved the motion by voice vote.
Officials also reappointed Scott Toews to the lead board; Speaker 1 led a voice vote and the motion was recorded as passing. Later in the meeting the board moved to accept a renewed city–county memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the city of Wolf Point. The MOU’s dates were amended in discussion (the record shows the start date adjusted to 11/01/2025), no specific property was identified for planned work under the MOU in the provided excerpt, and the motion was approved by voice vote.
At the end of the provided transcript, commissioners addressed claims/payables and a public query about a VFW cleanup was raised; no substantive update on the cleanup appears in the excerpt.
Where the meeting record is unclear — for example, the transcript’s spelling of one appointee and the final vote on the Jennifer Zimmerman hire — this article reports only what is recorded: motions were made and voice votes were completed, with several items marked as adopted in the meeting minutes excerpt.
