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At a glance: Dickinson County votes — agenda, surplus property, CHAMP authorization, RTU item tabled

Dickinson County Commission · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved the meeting agenda and consent items, adopted resolution 031926 declaring two vehicles surplus, authorized staff to implement a CHAMP health-management program for employees, and tabled the RTU replacement quote pending insurer follow-up.

Key actions from the Dickinson County commission study session:

- Agenda approval: The commission approved the meeting agenda by voice vote.

- Consent agenda: Minutes and accounts payable (including the listed hand checks and abatements) were approved as presented by voice vote.

- Resolution 031926 (surplus property): The commission adopted Resolution 031926 to declare two county vehicles surplus and authorized listing them for sale on Purple Wave; staff said proceeds will be booked to the equipment reserve.

- CHAMP health-management program: The commission authorized county staff to work with CHAMP to implement an opt-in health-management program for county employees; staff will conduct employee education sessions and publish plan documents. Staff estimated potential county savings from lowered FICA costs if employees choose to enroll.

- RTU replacement at Sterling Hall: After hearing contractor and insurer assessments of hail damage, the commission voted to table consideration of KBK’s quote for additional RTUs until next week to allow staff time to obtain insurer clarification and additional vendor quotes. The motion to table passed by voice vote.

Votes were taken by voice; recorded roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript. Where the audio recorded multiple "aye" responses, the chair declared motions carried.