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Dunn County manager previews Feb. 18 board meeting, ERP update and scheduled reports

Dunn County Board of Supervisors · February 17, 2026
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Dunn County Manager Dan Dunbar outlined logistics for the Feb. 18 Board of Supervisors meeting, said he will report on the county’s Enterprise Resource Planning project, and noted updates will be heard from the clerk of courts and the Housing Authority.

Dunn County Manager Dan Dunbar on Monday briefed residents on what to expect at the Dunn County Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, at 7 p.m. in Room 54 of the Dunn County Government Center and said the meeting recording will be available on the county’s YouTube channel for those who cannot attend.

Dan Dunbar said the meeting will follow the usual opening sequence — call to order, pledge of allegiance, roll call — and will include approval of the minutes from the January meeting and an opportunity for public comment on agenda items. “If you are not able to join us in person, you can always watch the recording afterward on the Dunn County YouTube channel,” he said.

In his County Manager’s Report, Dunbar said he will provide an update on the county’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) project, the large financial and operational system the county has been working toward for several years. “This is the new financial and operational system the County has been working toward for several years,” he said, adding he will share where the project stands and what to expect in coming months.

Dunbar also said the board will hear reports from the clerk of courts and the Housing Authority on their current work and priorities. No specific report details or materials were cited in the announcement.

The meeting is open to public comment for items listed on the agenda; residents who wish to speak should follow the board’s public-comment procedures outlined at the meeting.