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Votes at a glance: minutes, vouchers and four budget carry-forwards approved

Dunn County Human Services Board · February 26, 2026
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Summary

The Dunn County Human Services Board approved the Jan. 22 minutes, noted January DHS vouchers, and approved carry-forwards and budget amendments for opioid-settlement funds, Title X (about $18,394), a DHS grant amendment, and a VSO donation carry-forward.

At its Feb. 26 meeting the Dunn County Human Services Board recorded a series of routine votes and budget actions.

- Minutes: The board approved the Jan. 22, 2026 meeting minutes after Doctor Hall moved and a supervisor seconded; approval was by voice vote.

- DHS vouchers: Board members reviewed January voucher lists and, after clarifying questions about transportation and grant-line items, voted to note the vouchers.

- Opioid settlement carry-forward: The board approved carrying forward unused opioid-settlement staffing funds for reallocation to allowable opioid activities; moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.

- Title X carry-forward (~$18,394): After staff explained contracting timing and allowable costs for reproductive-health PCR testing and supplies, the board approved carrying forward approximately $18,394 into the appropriate grant/account.

- DHS budget amendment: The board approved budget adjustments to recognize grant revenues and correct coding errors in the department’s accounts.

- VSO carry-forward: The Veterans Service Officer’s requested carry-forward for donated medical equipment and veteran-relief donations was approved to preserve donor intent and allow more descriptive tracking in 2026 accounts.

All recorded motions were approved by voice vote with no roll-call tallies recorded in the packet; where movers and seconders were spoken on the record, the minutes reflect those oral motions.