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County signs MOU and welcomes new 4‑H program assistant; chair to sign 4‑H memorandum
Summary
The commission approved a memorandum of understanding clarifying the county’s relationship with NDSU Extension’s 4‑H program and accepted the hire of a new 4‑H program assistant who will start Feb. 21; the chair will sign the MOU on the county’s behalf.
Megan told commissioners the county has hired an administrative assistant who will serve as the 4‑H program assistant and will start Feb. 21. She presented a memorandum of understanding formalizing the county’s role with NDSU Extension and using the 4‑H emblem under federal protections.
The memorandum specifies the role of the local extension agent and clarifies Steele County references throughout the document. Commissioners moved to approve forwarding the MOU for the chairman’s signature.
Staff will provide contact information and coordinate onboarding for the new hire. Megan also noted a targeted assistance grant had been filed and that the county may receive a $7,500 reimbursement related to those activities.
Next steps: chairman to sign the MOU and staff to complete onboarding for the new 4‑H program assistant.
