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Commission approves claims, votes to issue insurance RFP with Gallagher after delayed rates

Traverse County Commission · June 3, 2025
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Summary

The board approved claims and bills and voted 3–2 to issue a health-insurance RFP with Gallagher for $9,000 after Minnesota Healthcare Consortium said rates would be delayed until the week of August 18.

Traverse County approved the presented claims and bills and debated how to handle delayed health insurance rate information.

County Coordinator Lisa Zahl told the board that the Minnesota Healthcare Consortium would not provide rates early and planned to release them the week of August 18. "They plan to have them out the week of August 18," Zahl said, explaining the likely delay in the county's schedule for reviewing rates.

Faced with the timing pressure, Commissioner Dwight Nelson moved to go out for RFPs with Gallagher at a cost of $9,000, seconded by Mark Gail. The motion passed 3–2, with Commissioners Chad Metz and Kayla Schmidt opposed. The board earlier approved the listed vendor claims upon a motion by Nelson and a second from Schmidt.

The minutes show the county expects to return with rate information and move forward with procurement according to the updated schedule.