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Votes and actions at a glance — Nobles County Board special meeting, Nov. 27, 2024

Board of Commissioners of Nobles County, Minnesota · November 27, 2024
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Summary

The board approved the meeting agenda, set up a drainage debt service fund, approved a $34,433 purchase for narcotics analyzers, approved a $116,485.90 internship program budget, voted to retain $772,500 for Southwest Mental Health after rejecting a proposed increase, and adjourned at 10:00 a.m.

Key formal actions recorded in the Nobles County Board minutes for Nov. 27, 2024:

- Agenda: Approved (moved by Gene Metz; seconded by Bob Paplow). - Drainage bond fund: Approved creation of a separate drainage debt service fund per auditor recommendation (moved by Gene Metz; seconded by Chris Dybevick). - Southwest Mental Health funding: Motion to increase funding by $77,500 (to $850,000) failed (For: Robert S. Demuth; Bob Paplow. Against: Justin Ahlers; Chris Dybevick; Gene Metz). Board then passed motion to keep current $772,500 allocation (For: Ahlers; Dybevick; Metz. Against: Demuth; Paplow). - Narcotics analyzers: Approved Fisher Scientific quote for $34,433.00 for handheld devices (moved by Gene Metz; seconded by Robert S. Demuth). - Internship program: Approved proposed 2025 budget of $116,485.90 for the Nobles County Internship Program administered by the Southwest Minnesota Private Industry Council (moved by Chris Dybevick; seconded by Bob Paplow). - Adjournment: Motion to adjourn passed at 10:00 a.m. (moved by Bob Paplow; seconded by Robert S. Demuth).

The minutes record movers and seconds for most actions; roll-call tallies are recorded for the budget item related to Southwest Mental Health. Several items are administrative (accounting, procurement, budgeting) and will proceed through county finance or procurement follow-up steps.