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Commissioners reappoint Kenneth Monson to Solid Waste Board; staff report equipment and renovation timelines

Stillwater County Commission · March 16, 2026
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Summary

The commission reappointed Kenneth Monson of Absarokee to a three-year Solid Waste Board term through April 2029 and received staff updates about a roll-off rental and an April truck delivery and a May asbestos abatement schedule for courthouse renovations.

The Stillwater County Commission on March 19 reappointed Kenneth Monson of Absarokee to a three-year term on the Solid Waste Board, extending his service through April 2029.

Solid Waste Director Pam Cunningham recommended Monson’s reappointment, noting his six years of prior service and reliability. Commissioner Roger Webb moved to approve the reappointment; Commissioner Steve Riveland seconded and the motion passed 3-0.

During staff reports, Cunningham said the Puget Sound project will rent a roll-off container and that a new solid-waste truck is expected to be delivered in April. Facilities staff member Chad Coles said asbestos abatement is scheduled for May 11 and will continue into the courthouse renovation timeline.

The actions were taken as part of routine departmental business recorded in the minutes; no objections or public comments on these items were noted.