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Tony Hennon reappointed as Morrison County engineer for four-year term
Summary
The Morrison County Board unanimously reappointed Tony Hennon as county engineer, citing his work on roads, culverts, bridges, landfill operations and disaster response; the motion passed by roll call.
The Morrison County Board reappointed Tony Hennon as county engineer for another four-year term.
County administrator and commissioners praised Hennon’s work on the county’s transportation system and maintenance programs, noting more than 300 culverts and numerous overlay and bridge projects during his tenure. The board recognized his role in emergency responses to flooding and other events and his oversight of landfill operations.
"I appreciate the board's willingness to give me the opportunity to work another four more years with you," Hennon said after the roll-call vote.
The board approved the reappointment by roll call; all commissioners voted in the affirmative.
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