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Lincoln County commissioners approve multiple board appointments and routine claims

Lincoln County Board of Commissioners · April 29, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved routine claims including a PIL payment and a $500 sponsorship, and confirmed several board and fire‑district appointments across Lincoln County, including Jennifer Brown (tax appeal board) and multiple fire‑service and park district reappointments.

At its April 29 meeting the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners approved routine fiscal items and filled multiple local board vacancies.

Staff presented a claims docket that included a PIL claim for Urgang Alexander Zadic on behalf of Magnolia Properties LLC; commissioners moved and approved payment as presented. The board also approved a $500 gold-level sponsorship of the Montana Forest Landowners Conference, consistent with prior years. No detailed public objections to those items were recorded.

The commission then considered and approved a slate of local board appointments and reappointments recommended by boards and staff. Appointees and reappointments included Jennifer Brown to the tax appeal board; Patrick Broom to the Eureka Fire Service Area board; Ben Scott to the Libby Park District; Thomas Ericson and John Kurt Jones to the Lincoln County Rural Fire District; Steve Allen and Brooke Harris to the McCormick Fire District; Mike Collins and Mark Spear to the Trigger Four Chain Striker FSA; Jamie Anderson and Kyla Gross to the Troy Park District; Crystal Denton and Marqu Brown to the Troy Rural Fire District; Mandy Nelson to the Upper Yak Fire Service Area; and Daniel Pierce to the Bull Lake Rural Fire District. Each appointment was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.

Commissioners said the appointments addressed long-standing vacancies across districts and would ensure continued local board operations.

The meeting record does not show roll-call vote tallies by name for these routine approvals.