Nelson County commissioners approve one-year LifeLock subscriptions for highway employees

The Nelson County Commission voted unanimously May 18 to approve a one-year LifeLock identity-protection subscription costing $2,976.48 for highway department employees whose information may have been compromised.

The special meeting was called to order by Chairman Cody Johnson at 8:15 a.m.; Commissioners Steve Forde, Mike Haugland, Aaron Mork and Cameron Swenson were present via phone. Nathan Parks, the Nelson County auditor, and Mary Kay Schuh were noted as also present.

Commissioner Mike Haugland moved, and Commissioner Steve Forde seconded, approval of the meeting agenda; all members voted yes and the motion carried.

During the meeting, commissioners reviewed a LifeLock quote. The transcript records that a previous motion had proposed a six-month subscription totaling $2,337.66, but staff reported LifeLock's minimum subscription is one year, with a total cost of $2,976.48. After discussion, Commissioner Aaron Mork moved and Commissioner Cameron Swenson seconded a motion "to approve the additional time frame and cost of a LifeLock membership to highway department employees whose information may have been compromised." On a roll call vote all members voted yes and the motion carried.

With no further business, Commissioner Steve Forde moved and Commissioner Aaron Mork seconded to adjourn. The meeting minutes were signed by Nathan Parks, Nelson County Auditor, and Chairman Cody Johnson.

No additional actions, funding sources, or implementation details were specified in the transcript.