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At a glance: Key votes from the Keith County Board of Commissioners meeting

Keith County Board of Commissioners · January 21, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the day's agenda, amended minutes to appoint JD Cartwright as PSAP manager, approved claims, several travel requests, a Banner Health services amendment, a fiber permit with a $19,000/mile surety, and hiring Bullseye Electric for senior center repairs.

The Keith County Board of Commissioners took several formal actions during its meeting. Vote outcomes below are drawn from motions and roll calls recorded on the agenda.

• Agenda approval — Motion by Wartman, second by Anderson; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Minutes amended to appoint JD Cartwright as PSAP manager — Motion by Anderson, second by Schroeder; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Payment of claims — Motion by Schroeder, second by Wortman; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Approval of travel request for Thomas to obtain vehicle/truck quotes (dates provided in packet) — Motion by Anderson, second by Schroeder; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Permit for Vero Fiber Networks with a $19,000 per‑mile surety bond — Motion by Schroeder, second by Anderson; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Hire Bullseye Electric to repair electrical issue at the senior center — Motion by Anderson, second by Wartman; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Declare a battery backup (serial SMT1000) surplus for refurbishment and transfer to the jail (Sandy Olsen request) — Motion by Schroeder, second by Anderson; roll call unanimous in favor.

• Second amendment to Banner Health services agreement for jail nursing (increases to up to $2,000/month) — Motion by Schroeder, second by Anderson; roll call unanimous in favor.

All recorded roll calls in the meeting transcript showed affirmative votes by the commissioners present; the meeting record does not list any failed motions or recorded abstentions for these items.