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Cavalier County commissioners approve grant application, election inspectors and audit of claims
Summary
At the Sept. 3 meeting the board approved signing a Safe Kids Grand Forks grant application, appointed two election inspectors for the 2024 General Election, approved an amended joint powers agreement with Langdon City, and approved the audit of claims.
The Cavalier County Board of Commissioners handled routine county business Sept. 3, approving a grant application, inspector appointments for the 2024 General Election, an amended joint powers agreement with Langdon City, and the audit of claims.
Commissioner Nick Moser moved to approve signing the Safe Kids Grand Forks grant application; Commissioner Austin Lafrenz seconded and the motion carried. The board also approved appointing Kari Phillips and Courtney Clouse as inspectors for the 2024 General Election on a motion by Commissioner Nick Moser, seconded by Commissioner Greg Goodman.
Commissioner Austin Lafrenz moved to approve an Amended Joint Powers Agreement with Langdon City; Commissioner Greg Goodman seconded and the motion carried. The minutes record no further detail about the terms of the amended agreement.
On finance matters, Commissioner Greg Goodman moved and Commissioner Nick Moser seconded a motion to review and approve the audit of claims; the motion carried. The approved claims listing in the minutes includes payments and entries for multiple vendors and amounts, among them a $1,555,870.00 certificate of deposits entry for Horizon Financial and a $351,354.00 payment to Butler Machinery Co., as recorded in the minutes.
County staff gave brief updates from several departments: Steve Anderson (VSO), Vicki Kubat (Recorder), Steph Welsh (Public Health) and Josh Short (Weed Officer). The meeting adjourned at 10:35 a.m. on a motion by Commissioner Austin Lafrenz, seconded by Commissioner Greg Goodman.
