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Morton County Commission approves routine business: abatements, 911 MOU, small 4‑H donation, Wall of Honor monitor and an appointment
Summary
At the June 28 meeting the commission approved abatements, the Fees for a 2023–2025 MOU for 911 dispatching with NDDES, a $250 contribution to a 4-H team (with $750 budget consideration in 2023), approved a Wall of Honor monitor installation, appointed Audrey Helm to Planning & Zoning and reported $1,273,763.05 in expenditures.
During its June 28 meeting in Mandan, the Morton County Commission handled a set of routine administrative and budget items: abatements, an intergovernmental MOU for 911 dispatching, a small youth-program donation, a facility monitor installation and a board appointment.
Commissioners approved a $250 contribution to the 4-H Meats Judging Team to attend the Western National Roundup 4-H Livestock Quizbowl and agreed to consider an additional $750 in the 2023 county budget. The board voted to approve abatement #6088 and abatements #6089–6090.
The commission approved the fees for the 2023–2025 biennium Memorandum of Understanding with the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services (NDDES) for 911 dispatching services provided by State Radio. The motion was recorded as unanimous.
The board also approved installing a Wall of Honor monitor in the veterans' waiting area coordinated through the Wall of Honor and its donor, and appointed Audrey Helm to a four-year term on the Planning & Zoning Board expiring June 30, 2026. Finally, the commission reported total county expenditures of $1,273,763.05 for June 10–28, 2022 and adjourned at 8:13 PM.
All motions on these items were recorded as carried with unanimous 'aye' votes; the meeting minutes list the Auditor's Office as the location where detailed check lists of expenditures are available for public inspection during regular business hours.
