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Rosebud County commissioners approve consent agenda, retained-counsel and insurance contracts
Summary
Commissioners approved the consent agenda, an interlocal retained-counsel agreement with a neighboring county, a property and casualty insurance contract, and a personal-care contract with the county health care center; the board opened public comment and deferred the 911 overflow MOU until revised language is circulated.
Rosebud County commissioners on Aug. 12 approved routine business including the consent agenda, an interlocal retained-counsel agreement with a neighboring county, a property and casualty insurance contract and a personal-care contract with the county health care center.
The meeting record shows a motion and second to approve the consent agenda, which included claims and the July minutes; the chair called for a vote and commissioners responded in the affirmative.
The board then considered an annual interlocal agreement to retain outside counsel with a neighboring county (the transcript alternately references "Trader" and "Treasure" County); commissioners discussed conflict-of-interest coverage and approved the agreement.
A property and casualty insurance appointment/contract (Miles City Insurance Services and Joel Larson were referenced) was moved, seconded and approved. Commissioners also approved a personal-care services contract with the county health care center.
On the 911 overflow agreement, the board heard a presentation about proposed changes to designate Dawson County as the primary overflow center. That item was not approved at the meeting; commissioners amended the motion to take the proposed changes under advisement and asked staff to circulate a revised agreement for formal approval at a future meeting.
The public-comment period was then opened and speakers were called.
