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Petroleum County commissioners approve moving forward with Brownfield grant application and name commissioner as signer
Summary
At a special meeting Oct. 16, 2024, Petroleum County commissioners voted to proceed with a Brownfield grant application and designated Commissioner Craig Iverson as the county’s authorized signer; the minutes record motions and seconds but do not include vote tallies.
Petroleum County commissioners voted Oct. 16 to authorize moving forward with a Brownfield grant application and to designate Commissioner Craig Iverson as the county’s signer, according to the special meeting minutes.
Chairman Sigrid Pugrud and Commissioner Craig Iverson were listed as present; Commissioner Paul McKenna was noted as absent. The meeting was held at the Petroleum County Courthouse in Winnett and was called to order at 9:15 a.m., with the Pledge of Allegiance recited.
Commissioner Craig Iverson moved that the county proceed with a Brownfield grant application; Chairman Sigrid Pugrud seconded and “motion carried,” the minutes state. The record shows a separate motion to designate Commissioner Iverson as the county’s signer for the application: that motion was moved by Chairman Pugrud and seconded by Commissioner Iverson, and the minutes again note that the motion carried. The minutes do not record vote tallies or roll-call votes.
The document does not specify the grant program’s administering agency or the amount and scope of the proposed application. The minutes list a deputy clerk as staff present but do not provide a name. Jeanne Wheeler is recorded as a guest. The meeting adjourned at 9:22 a.m.
The actions recorded by the commission in these minutes are procedural approvals to pursue the application and to assign an authorized signer; no additional details about sites, funding sources, timelines, or required follow-up were included in the minutes.
