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Hooker County accepts noxious weed evaluation, appoints Extension board member and reviews roads and budget items
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Summary
The board accepted the State's evaluation of the Noxious Weed Report, appointed Rebecca Mundorf to the Extension Board, reviewed road maintenance updates and vendor bidding for Armor Coat, and approved the treasurer's report during the March 12, 2026 meeting.
At the March 12, 2026 meeting the Hooker County Board of Commissioners accepted the State's evaluation of the county's Noxious Weed Report and appointed an Extension Board member, among other routine items.
Devan Polt, the county's Noxious Weed Supervisor, presented the annual report evaluation. Chairman Bryan Crisp moved to accept the State's evaluation of the Noxious Weed Report; Commissioner Thad Emerson seconded and the motion passed by a roll call vote of three ayes.
TL Meyer, Livestock Systems Extension Educator, asked the board to appoint Rebecca Mundorf as Hooker County's Extension Board member. Crisp moved and Emerson seconded the appointment; the motion carried by roll call, three ayes.
On road work, Michael Baum notified the board by text that approximately ten miles of roads remain to be crack-sealed, that Tim Licking will work on the semi after the calving season, and that Baum is exploring a used scraper similar to Hooker County's. The board noted that an Armor Coat notice to bidders ran in the Hooker County Tribune for three weeks and that bids will be opened at the April 9, 2026 meeting.
Crystal Hardy presented the treasurer's report, which the board approved by motion and roll call. Sheriff Todd Yost provided a sheriff's report. The board reviewed a library budget worksheet; no vote on the library budget was recorded.
The board tabled consideration of the Hooker County Personnel Policy until the April meeting to allow further review. The meeting ended at 4:52 p.m.; the next regular meeting is April 9, 2026.