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Trustees approve 2026 drainage assessment for Joint District 46‑92
Summary
On a conference call, Wright and Webster County drainage trustees approved a $2,747.31 assessment for Joint District 46‑92, assigning Wright County $2,060.48 and Webster County $686.83; the joint session then adjourned.
The joint drainage trustees for Wright and Webster counties voted to approve the 2026 drainage assessment for Joint District 46‑92 during a conference call. Officials reported a total assessment of $2,747.31, with Wright County’s share listed as $2,060.48 and Webster County’s share as $686.83.
The meeting opened with a motion to approve the tentative agenda, which was seconded and carried by voice vote. Webster County initially experienced technical difficulties connecting to the call; staff attempted a phone transfer before Webster County joined and the roll call proceeded. Those announced present for Wright County included Dean Clouse; Courtney Morris, drainage administrator; Rick Rassmussen (joining by Zoom); Lynn Lukes (Zoom); and Ashley Bosch (Zoom). Those listed for Webster County included supervisors Austin Heikes, John Cochran, Nikki Conrad and Nathan Montgomery, along with drainage clerk Sandra Plegge; supervisor Bob Thode rejoined the call later.
A speaker read the assessment figures for Joint District 46‑92 and a motion to approve the assessment was made and seconded; trustees voted in favor. No opposing votes were recorded in the transcript. After the vote the trustees moved to adjourn the joint portion of the meeting and the joint session concluded.
The assessment will allocate the listed amounts to Wright and Webster counties for collection and administration as part of the district’s 2026 drainage assessments. The transcript does not record further discussion of collection mechanics, appeals, or a schedule for billing.
