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Fillmore County supervisors approve claims, appoint committees and set budget authority
Summary
On May 12, the Fillmore County Board approved claims, accepted fee reports for April, appointed Amy Nelson as budget making authority for fiscal 2026/27, and named members of the salary and Finance/Infrastructure committees. All motions passed unanimously.
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The Fillmore County Board of Supervisors conducted routine administrative business on May 12 and approved claims, fee reports and a series of committee appointments by unanimous roll call votes.
Supervisor Ralph Graham moved and Supervisor Larry Cerny seconded approval of the claims as presented; the roll call yielded unanimous approval (Ayes: Cerny, Graham, Harre, Lightwine, Neiman, Noel, Sluka). The claims docket included multiple vendor payments across the General and Road/Bridge funds, a transfer recorded to the county treasurer for $125,000, and payroll entries as shown in the official minutes.
The board approved fee reports for April 2026 — County Clerk fees of $23,851.79 (state portion $15,672.36; county portion $8,179.43), Clerk of the District Court fees of $3,182.36, and County Sheriff fees of $2,299.04 — by unanimous roll call.
Supervisor Wade Sluka moved and Supervisor Ralph Graham seconded appointing County Clerk Amy Nelson as the budget making authority for fiscal year 2026/2027; the motion carried unanimously. The board also appointed Supervisors Larry Cerny, Kenny Harre, and Wade Sluka to the salary committee and named Supervisors Wade Sluka, Mark Lightwine, Ralph Graham, County Clerk Amy Nelson, County Sheriff Mark McFarland, and County Treasurer Darcy Nun to the Finance/Infrastructure Committee; both committee appointments were approved by unanimous roll call.
These administrative actions were recorded in the minutes and require routine follow-up consistent with county processes; no contentious debate or amendments were recorded in the meeting transcript.
