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Dana board requires members to attend Rural Development training in Montezuma
Summary
Board members were told they must attend a Rural Development training class on a Saturday in Montezuma; Mike Novac will coordinate date and time with Clerk-Treasurer Michelle Doan.
At the March 10, 2026, Town of Dana meeting, board members were told to attend a Rural Development training session scheduled for a Saturday in Montezuma. The minutes record that attendance at the Rural Development training is required for board members and that Mike Novac will coordinate the date and time with Clerk-Treasurer Michelle Doan.
Why it matters: Rural Development training is typically required when a municipality pursues funding or participates in USDA Rural Development programs. Ensuring board members complete required training can be a condition of loans or grants and affects the town’s eligibility and compliance.
What happened next: The minutes do not specify the exact date or the training organizer beyond the location (Montezuma). The clerk-treasurer and Novac are responsible for scheduling; the record does not show completion or attendance because the training date was not yet set.
Next steps: The town will schedule the training and notify members; the transcript does not record a deadline for completion or consequences for nonattendance.
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