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Hancock County confirms four treasurer office appointments; board also authorizes credit card and payroll change
Summary
The Board unanimously approved Resolution No. 2026‑013 confirming four appointments submitted by Treasurer Linda Juhl, authorized a county credit card for Treasurer Linda Juhl, approved a payroll rate change for Conservation Director Issac Zebedee, and granted a Class C liquor license to Slippery Elm Inc.
During its March 9 meeting in Garner, the Hancock County Board of Supervisors recorded several administrative approvals and personnel actions.
The Board unanimously approved Resolution No. 2026‑013, which confirms appointments submitted by Treasurer Linda Juhl effective March 2, 2026: Michele Schwickerath was appointed Deputy Treasurer of Motor Vehicle; Kristy Bierle, Sarah Hejna and Lynn Paca were each appointed as clerks. The minutes state the appointees accepted their appointments; no additional biographical details or terms of appointment were recorded in the minutes.
Also approved on a unanimous vote were several administrative items: authorization for Hancock County Treasurer Linda Juhl to use a county credit card; a payroll change for Issac Zebedee, Conservation Director, reflecting completion of six months of service and an hourly rate of $34.45 effective Feb. 22, 2026; and a Class C retail alcohol license with outdoor service for Slippery Elm Inc., doing business as Slippery Elm Golf Course. The minutes do not list license conditions or payroll history beyond the new rate.
With no further business, Supervisor Gary Rayhons moved to adjourn at 10:01 a.m.; the motion carried and the Board set its next meeting for March 16, 2026. The minutes were attested by Auditor Michelle K. Eisenman and signed by Chair Osmund 'Bud' Jermeland.
