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Marshall County approves warrants, cancels lost warrant and reviews administrative items
Summary
The Board adopted Resolution 03-03-01 to approve listed warrants totaling $249,319.41 and Resolution 03-03-02 to cancel and reissue a $185 lost warrant; Auditor-Treasurer Scott Peters also reviewed tax mailings, blight updates, records archiving and hemp edible sales compliance.
Marshall County commissioners approved payment of listed auditor and commissioner warrants and directed county officials to cancel and reissue a lost warrant during the March 3 meeting.
The board adopted Resolution 03-03-01 authorizing payment of auditor warrants (listed totals of $8,110.52 on Feb. 19 and $553.79 on Feb. 24) and commissioner warrants totaling $240,655.10; the motion was recorded M/S/C – Duckstad, Bring (5,0). Later in the meeting the board adopted Resolution 03-03-02 to cancel lost warrant #339969 dated June 17, 2025, issued to Robert Deschene in the amount of $185 and authorize reissuance with a new warrant number; the motion was recorded M/S/C – Nybladh, Bring (5,0).
Auditor-Treasurer Scott Peters reviewed several administrative items, including annual township meeting information, blighted property and forfeited mobile-home updates, a plan to send 2026 tax statements and 2027 value notices together in March, archiving and scanning needs for county records, an uncashed check resolution, gravel tax settlement information, and a discussion of authorization and compliance for lower-potency hemp edibles sales. Peters presented these items with Deputy Auditor/Treasurer Leanne Novacek assisting.
The minutes from the Feb. 17 regular meeting were approved with corrections (M/S/C – Bring, Nybladh). The board took no additional formal action on the auditor's informational items recorded in the meeting minutes.
