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Dunn County Airport Authority unanimously approves minutes, financial report and three invoices totaling $39,545

Dunn County Airport Authority · January 12, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 12 meeting the Dunn County Airport Authority unanimously approved the agenda, Dec. 15 minutes, the financial report and payments to Tooz Construction ($22,000), Farmers Union Insurance ($1,609) and Bolton & Menk ($15,936).

At its Jan. 12, 2026 meeting the Dunn County Airport Authority unanimously approved routine procedural items and three invoices totaling $39,545.

Tracey Dolezal moved to approve the agenda, with Gregg Synnes seconding; the motion carried unanimously. Craig Pelton moved to approve the Dec. 15 meeting minutes, seconded by Logan Lynch; that motion also passed unanimously. Logan Lynch presented the financial report; a motion to approve it was made by Brent Woodworth and seconded by Tracey Dolezal, and the board approved the report.

The authority approved three payments presented during the meeting. The board voted by roll call to pay Tooz Construction $22,000 for crushed pavement placement at Hangar 5 and the ambulance entrance to the apron (motion by Craig Pelton; second by Gregg Synnes). The board approved payment of $1,609 to Farmers Union Insurance for premiums (motion by Logan Lynch; second by Brent Woodworth). The board also approved payment of $15,936 to Bolton & Menk for taxiway design at 30% completion (motion by Craig Pelton; second by Tracey Dolezal). In each roll-call vote the minutes record that all members present voted aye.

The authority set its next meeting for Monday, Feb. 9 at 6:00 p.m. and adjourned the Jan. 12 session after a motion by Brent Woodworth and second by Logan Lynch.

Provenance: Article based on meeting minutes and motions recorded in SEG 006–007, SEG 008–009, SEG 010–015, and SEG 020.