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Glenburn council to seek joint municipal judge after local judge steps down
Summary
After municipal judge Ashley Beall said she can no longer serve, Glenburn council directed staff to contact nearby Mohall about sharing a municipal judge. The council did not take final action and asked staff to report back with options.
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Glenburn — Municipal judge Ashley Beall informed the Glenburn City Council on Feb. 4 that she can no longer serve as the city’s municipal judge. Council members directed City Clerk Donna Zeltinger to contact the nearby city of Mohall to explore a joint arrangement for the position.
The matter was raised under new business after council members approved routine agenda items. Beall suggested sharing a judge with another municipality; the council did not adopt a contract or appoint a replacement at the meeting.
Zeltinger was assigned to reach out to Mohall and report back with options and any proposed terms for a joint judicial arrangement. No timetable for a decision was announced.
The council adjourned after completing agenda business. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 4, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.
