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Stillwater County approves $350,000 historic-preservation grant application, pledges $72,500 match
Summary
Commissioners approved applying for a $350,000 Historic Preservation Grant to fund Phase III of courthouse renovations, with $72,500 in county matching funds; the board said the grant would continue prior elevator work and fund exterior cleaning and window replacement.
Stillwater County commissioners voted Feb. 23, 2026, to approve an application for a $350,000 Historic Preservation Grant to fund Phase III of the courthouse renovation, with matching funds from the county of $72,500.
Commissioner Steve Riveland said the project follows earlier elevator work and that the grant could finance exterior cleaning, sealing and some window replacements. Commissioner Roger Webb moved to approve the application and Commissioner Jeff Ruffatto seconded; the motion passed 3-0.
The minutes record the approved amount and the county match but do not include a project schedule, contractor selection, or a breakdown of how the $72,500 county match will be provided. Follow-up paperwork and grant administration will be handled by county staff if the application is successful.
