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Nobles County approves joint powers with Ransom Township and sponsors snowmobile club grant

Board of Commissioners of Nobles County, Minnesota · May 20, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a Joint Powers Agreement with Ransom Township and passed Resolution 202520 to sponsor the Frosty Riders Snowmobile Club for state trail maintenance funds, maintaining an ongoing county/club trail agreement.

Commissioners approved a Joint Powers Agreement with Ransom Township and noted similar agreements may be proposed by other townships. The motion to enter the joint powers agreement was moved by Commissioner Chris Dybevick and seconded by Commissioner Robert S. Demuth; the minutes record the approval as duly passed.

The board also approved Resolution 202520 to sponsor the Frosty Riders Snowmobile Club so the club may receive state funds for trail maintenance. Meeting materials indicate a county/club trail agreement remains in effect indefinitely unless terminated under the agreement’s provisions. The motion to approve Resolution 202520 was moved by Commissioner Justin Ahlers and seconded by Commissioner Chris Dybevick.

These actions were recorded as routine administration and intergovernmental cooperation; the minutes do not record county financial commitments tied directly to the snowmobile sponsorship.