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Nelson County commissioners approve administrative measures, MOU, benefits changes and appointment
Summary
At the June 6 meeting the commission approved minutes and an amended agenda, switched the social service compensation calendar to July 1, signed a resolution supporting Devils Lake outlets, approved an MOU with the Northeast Central Judicial District, accepted a JDA resignation and appointed Nancy Charles, and approved employee voluntary dental and vision plans at no cost to the county.
Nelson County commissioners on June 6 handled a series of administrative items, approving minutes and an amended agenda, adopting a resolution on Devils Lake outlets, signing a Memorandum of Understanding, accepting a board resignation and appointing a replacement, and approving employee benefit options.
Chairman Cody Johnson called the meeting to order. The board approved minutes from May 16 and 18 and accepted an addition to the agenda for Sheriff’s Department mobile hotspots before approving the amended agenda.
The commission voted unanimously to move the social service zone compensation calendar to align with the state fiscal year beginning July 1. Commissioners also voted to sign a resolution supporting continued operation of state-run Devils Lake outlets (both west and east). Jayme Tenneson presented a Memorandum of Understanding between the Northeast Central Judicial District and the Nelson County Veterans Service Office; the board voted to sign the MOU.
Representatives from Aflac (Devin Barton and Norma Wirth) introduced new voluntary dental and vision plans; the commission approved offering the plans to employees at no cost to the county. Lule Naas submitted her resignation from the Nelson County Job Development Authority board after taking the JDA director position and recommended Nancy Charles as her replacement; the commission accepted the resignation and appointed Nancy Charles to the JDA board.
An application for abatement on parcels 15-0006-24548-000 and 15-0006-24549-000 for the 2022 Homestead Credit was presented by Michelle Linstad and approved. Commissioners also discussed moving financial statements to the second meeting of each month and approved paying all bills to be listed at the second meeting. With no further business, the commission adjourned.
Recorded motions in the minutes include who moved and seconded each action and that all votes recorded were unanimous.
