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Osceola County board approves routine agenda items, appointments, records destruction and donation to Russell County Hospital
Summary
The board approved the April 14 agenda, several minutes, township appointments, a reappointment to the Board of Adjustments, approved records destruction, claims and a donation resolution to Russell County Hospital; most votes were carried by voice vote with no recorded roll call tallies.
At its April 14 meeting the Osceola County board handled a slate of routine business, approving the agenda, multiple sets of minutes, township appointments, a reappointment to the Board of Adjustments, a records destruction list and claims, and authorizing a donation to Russell County Hospital.
Roll call early in the meeting recorded Mr. Owen, Mr. Shelton, Randy Hope, Mr. DeBoer and Mr. Helmuth as present. The board approved the April 14 agenda on a motion by Randy Hope and second from Owen. The board then approved the March 24 public hearing minutes and the regular March 24 minutes by voice vote.
Appointments considered and approved included reappointing Sue Groff to the Board of Adjustments and appointing Dwayne Van Derina as Allison Township clerk and Mike Bassman as Allison Township trustee. The board also approved a list of department records for destruction; staff noted they will notify political parties as required before shredding records.
The board approved claims and financial returns, including an item to Bozeman Water Service, on a motion from Shelby with support from Warren. The board also approved Resolution No. 12 authorizing a donation to Russell County Hospital; the resolution was moved by Randy Hope and approved by voice vote with members recorded as voting in the affirmative.
On technology procurement, the board discussed firewall replacement quote options (one‑, three‑ and five‑year terms and a mobile/remote line) and moved to approve specified line items for replacement; the motion carried. The board then adjourned.
The meeting included department head reports (tax collection at 98% through April, upcoming delinquent notices May 1; licensing activity; FEMA and bridge grant updates; parks programming and prescribed burns; election preparations for the June 2 primary). No formal amendments to policies or extended debates were recorded in the meeting minutes.
