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Todd County board approves routine warrants, assessments, appointments and proclamations

Todd County Board of Commissioners · October 1, 2024
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Summary

The board approved commissioner and HHS warrants, SSIS warrants, county ditch maintenance assessments for taxes payable 2025, appointed members to the Environmental Health Appeals Board, proclaimed October Domestic Violence Awareness Month and set the solid waste market price at $82.

At its Oct. 1 meeting, the Todd County Board of Commissioners approved several routine financial and administrative items:

- Commissioner warrants and Health & Human Services warrants were approved by motion and roll call, with the commissioner warrants totaling $102,342.79 and HHS warrant batches reported in the packet.

- Health and Human Services SSIS warrants totaling $111,893.76 were approved.

- The board approved county ditch maintenance assessments for taxes payable 2025, a budgeted item with an identified financial implication of $26,611.86 to be assessed through special assessments on property taxes.

- The board appointed members to the Environmental Health Appeals Board in accordance with the Todd County Unified Environmental Health Ordinance, including a commissioner seat offered to Commissioner Becker (District 1), advisory members (including Jason Polovic) and an independent sanitarian representative; Commissioner Byers volunteered as the second commissioner member.

- The board proclaimed October 2024 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month at the request of Hands of Hope and allowed a photo afterward.

- The board authorized the chair to sign a resolution establishing the solid waste market price at $82 per staff recommendation under Minn. Stat. 297H.

These routine approvals were recorded by motion and vote during the meeting; staff will incorporate the items into the county record and follow normal implementation steps.