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Grant County Commissioners approve consent items, appoint Jeremy Wilson and renew Bolt Strategies contract

Grant County Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

At the Jan. 20 meeting commissioners approved the consent agenda, appointed Jeremy Wilson to the health board, tabled a county contract ordinance, and approved a $50,000‑per‑year professional services agreement with Bolt Strategies (typo corrections noted by legal counsel).

The Grant County Commissioners convened Jan. 20 and moved through routine and new business.

The board approved the consent agenda by voice vote, which included preapproval of claims, payment of payroll and minutes from Dec. 15 and Jan. 5 executive sessions. Commissioners then marked several financial and township reports as received.

In appointments, the board unanimously approved the nomination of Jeremy Wilson to the county health board.

Under new business, the commission moved to table a county contract ordinance (item 14a) until the next meeting because a key participant (Mister Harker) may be under the weather. Commissioners approved the tabling motion by voice vote.

The commission approved a professional services agreement with Bolt Strategies at an annual cost of $50,000. County counsel (Mister Ormsby) advised that two typographical date errors (2026 should read 2027 in two places) be corrected; commissioners approved the contract with a 30‑day out clause and no additional cost for the early exit provision.

Other items covered in reports included an IT request to pursue free cybersecurity and AI training for staff and a $7,294.47 quoted change order to fix audio equipment in Superior Court 2; commissioners gave approval to pursue the training and acknowledged the quoted court equipment expense.