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Votes at a glance: Brown County approves minutes, two licenses and an executive-session motion
Summary
At the meeting the commission approved the March 9 minutes, granted an occupational license to Horton Mission Lake Country Club, approved a malt beverage license for Grandview Oil Company (Cheryl Marr), approved the county application for a state cybersecurity license, and voted to go into a 10-minute executive session on non-elected personnel.
Several routine items and a procurement-related motion were approved during the Brown County commission meeting.
Minutes: The commission approved the minutes for March 9, 2026 by motion and voice vote.
Licenses: The commission approved an occupational license for the Horton Mission Lake Country Club and separately approved a malt beverage license for Grandview Oil Company (applicant: Cheryl Marr). Both motions were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
Cybersecurity license: The commission voted to apply for the three-year, state-provided DNS filtering license at no cost to the county for the grant period and granted staff signature authority to accept the grant (see separate coverage for discussion).
Executive session: The chair moved for a 10-minute executive session on non-elected personnel with the three commissioners present; the commission approved the motion and set a return time.
Why it matters: These approvals finalize routine business and authorize staff to accept a state-offered IT security license and to hold an executive session on personnel matters. The public record shows voice votes; no roll-call tallies were read into the record in the transcript.
