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Audubon County adopts FY25 budget amendment, approves wellness MOU and Title VI agreement
Summary
The Audubon County Board of Supervisors adopted FY25 Budget Amendment #2 and an accompanying appropriations resolution, approved a sheriff-union MOU for a wellness incentive program that changes employee insurance rates, and signed a Title VI agreement. Vote on appropriations recorded Ayes: Mosinski, Grabill, Hansen; Nays: None.
The Audubon County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 25 adopted a FY25 budget amendment and related appropriations and approved linked personnel and policy measures during a public hearing on Budget Amendment #2.
During the 10:00 a.m. hearing, County staff presented the County Wellness Incentive Program and an associated memorandum of understanding for the Sheriff’s union. Linda Bills described the program and the board voted to authorize the county to sign the MOU (motion by Kent Grabill, second by Don Mosinski; vote all in favor).
The board also approved a wellness-based adjustment to employee insurance rates. Under the approved structure, employees who do not complete the wellness tasks will see insurance-rate increases (to 1% for single coverage and 6% for family coverage). Employees who complete the required tasks will receive lower rates (0% single; 5% family). Staff must complete the wellness tasks by July 31, 2025; the rate changes take effect in January 2026 (motion Mosinski/Grabill; vote all in favor).
Supervisors approved the Title VI agreement for Audubon County and adopted Resolution 2025-10 formally approving the FY25 Budget Amendment as published. The board then approved Resolution 2025-11 to amend department appropriations effective Feb. 25, 2025. The appropriation resolution lists line-item adjustments, including increases to General Services funds (e.g., $341,115 and $146,400 in specified fund lines) and several function decreases; the record on the appropriation resolution shows Ayes: Mosinski, Grabill, Hansen; Nays: None.
County Auditor Chassity Musfeldt attested the resolutions in the meeting record. No public objections to the amendment were recorded in the minutes.
The board recessed at 12:25 p.m. and reconvened later for additional business; the meeting adjourned at 2:26 p.m.
