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Goodhue County board approves minutes, consent agenda and $1.68 million in claims; PSAP update presented

Goodhue County Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At the July 1 Goodhue County Board meeting the board approved minutes and the agenda, accepted the consent agenda, approved county claims totaling $1,679,195.38, received a PSAP implementation update and adjourned; the park project approvals were a separate 3-2 action.

At its July 1, 2026 meeting in Cannon Falls, the Goodhue County Board of Commissioners approved routine business and several formal actions. The board approved the June 16, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Commissioner Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Flanders) and approved the July 2, 2026 agenda (motion by Commissioner Flanders, seconded by Commissioner Greseth). The consent agenda — which included approval to sell county vehicles at auction and the Cannon Valley Trail paving and bridge construction contract — was approved on a motion by Commissioner Anderson and seconded by Commissioner Flanders.

The board approved county claims moved by Commissioner Anderson and seconded by Commissioner Flanders, covering multiple funds: 01-General Revenue $293,932.80; 03-Public Works $932,335.56; 11-Human Service Fund $25,382.78; 25-EDA $3,250.52; 34-Capital Equipment $209,195.97; 61-Waste Management $13,825.48; 72-Other Agency Funds $198,959.12; 81-Settlement $2,313.15; total $1,679,195.38. The motion to pay claims carried.

Sheriff’s Office staff provided a Public Safety Answering Point update: Chief Deputy Jonathen Huneke and Communications Captain Chad Steffen briefed commissioners on the GovWorx CommsCoach implementation at the county PSAP. According to the meeting record, no board action was taken on the PSAP update.

The meeting concluded after approval of the day’s claims; Commissioner Flanders moved to adjourn, Commissioner Anderson seconded, and the board carried the motion to adjourn.