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At‑a‑glance: key votes and motions from the April 6 Griggs County Commission meeting

Griggs County Commission · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved multiple administrative actions including acceptance of a $500,000 special road grant for Red Willow Road, payment/retainage approvals for the Hannaford project, advertising a 2020 Durango for sale with a minimum bid of $11,500, and several employee manual updates (including the 20‑hour benefit threshold).

This item lists formal actions taken during the April 6 Griggs County Commission meeting.

- Special Road Fund acceptance (Red Willow Road): Motion by Josh; second by Scott; vote: unanimous yes. Board accepted $500,000 special‑road award (see main story).

- Hannaford project — Final progressive estimate No. 5 and retainage: Motion by Rod to accept the final estimate and approve payment/retainage to Border States for $24,008.99; second by Josh; vote: unanimous yes. Staff will complete final signatures and process payment.

- Red Willow procedural motion (accept grant): Motion by Josh; second by Scott; vote: unanimous yes.

- 2020 Dodge Durango (surplus vehicle): Motion by Rod to solicit public bids with a minimum price of $11,500; second by Josh; vote: unanimous yes. Proceeds to be returned to the vehicle fund.

- Employee manual — part‑time eligibility change: Motion by Scott to change threshold from 17.5 to 20 hours per week for benefits eligibility; second by Josh; vote: unanimous yes. Staff to return with edited manual language.

- Employee manual — accept updated performance evaluation and handbook edits: Motion by Scott; second by Rod; vote: unanimous yes (approved updates reviewed during meeting).

- Ballot wording for at‑large commissioner election: Motion by Rod; second by Josh; vote: unanimous yes. Staff to file wording for the June ballot and publish neutral voter information; change set to take effect in 2028 if approved by voters.

Several other administrative approvals (agenda, minutes, bills) were carried by voice votes earlier in the meeting.

Details and provenance for each action are in the full meeting timeline and topic articles.