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Benton County appoints Wesley Davis as county engineer

Benton County Board of Commissioners · June 3, 2026
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Summary

Benton County's selection committee recommended and the board appointed Wesley Davis as county engineer for a four-year term starting July 13, 2026, with a Grade 25, step 5 salary of $159,390 and standard benefits; the motion passed by voice vote.

Benton County commissioners voted on June 2 to appoint Wesley Davis as the county engineer and public works director, approving a four-year appointment and the compensation package recommended by the selection committee.

"I would like to present Wesley Davis," Susan, the selection committee representative, said, summarizing the committee's unanimous recommendation. Susan told the board Davis currently serves as the Mille Lacs County public works county engineer, had prior experience with Sherburne County Public Works and worked for Bogart Peterson & Associates.

The committee recommended a four-year term, Grade 25, step 5 with an annual salary of $159,390, 40 hours of PTO to start and an accrual rate tied to years of service. Susan said Davis is a registered engineer in Minnesota and that the selection committee was impressed by his interview and credentials.

A commissioner moved to appoint Davis to a four-year term beginning July 13, 2026 with the recommended compensation and benefit package; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.

The appointment concludes the selection process and places Davis in the county's public works leadership beginning in mid-July.