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Cavalier County approves hiring NDSU extension agent, gaming authorization and routine claims
Summary
The board voted to hire the soon-to-be-vacant NDSU extension agent, approved a Gaming Site Authorization for Langdon Country Club, transferred $319 into a Road & Bridge equipment fund and approved the audit of claims submitted by county departments.
The Cavalier County Board of Commissioners handled several routine personnel and administrative items on June 4, approving a set of motions that the minutes record as carried.
Commissioner Stanley Dick moved to hire the North Dakota State University (NDSU) extension agent position that will become vacant later in June; Greg Goodman seconded the motion and it carried. Nick Moser moved to approve a Gaming Site Authorization for Langdon Country Club; the motion was seconded by Austin Lafrenz and carried. Commissioners authorized a $319 transfer from the Road & Bridge Fund to the Road & Bridge Equipment Replacement Fund and reviewed and approved an audit of claims covering a long vendor list for road and bridge, sheriff, weed control, extension and other county expenses.
The meeting record does not identify the newly hired extension agent by name or provide budgetary line-item changes tied to the personnel decision. The audit of claims lists vendors and invoice amounts that the board approved, but the minutes do not break out how approval affects individual departmental budgets beyond the vendor-level entries recorded in the claims audit.
At 11:40 a.m. Commissioner Austin Lafrenz moved to adjourn; the motion carried.
