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Daniels County appoints two members to Public Safety Commission
Summary
The Daniels County Board of County Commissioners unanimously appointed Mikel P. Lund and Jereme Jones to the county Public Safety Commission and recorded associated oaths; Scobey city officials also approved the at-large appointment for Jereme Jones.
The Daniels County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to appoint Mikel P. Lund and Jereme Jones as members of the county Public Safety Commission. County Attorney Logan Olson submitted a candidate for consideration and Commissioner Thievin moved to appoint Mikel P. Lund; Commissioner Fladager seconded and all present voted in favor.
On Nov. 17, Scobey Mayor Morgan Lekvold and city aldermen met with the board to request approval of Jereme Jones as the third at-large county commission board member for the Public Safety Commission. Commissioner Fladager moved to appoint Jereme Jones to the Public Safety Commission; the board voted in favor and the Scobey city council subsequently approved the city appointment. Mikel P. Lund and Kurt Nelson signed oaths of office for the Public Safety Commission following the appointments.
Why it matters: The Public Safety Commission is the county’s advisory body on matters that affect public safety operations and coordination; filling two seats clarifies who will represent the county in regional safety discussions. The minutes record unanimous approval for both appointments but do not detail term lengths or specific duties for the newly appointed members.
What’s next: The minutes do not record any additional steps beyond the oaths and city council approval. Any further administrative actions (roster updates, meeting scheduling, or role assignments) were not specified in the minutes.
