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Votes and actions at a glance — Cottonwood County Board, Oct. 29, 2024
Summary
The board approved the agenda; finalized payments to Mathiowetz Construction for two projects; adopted Resolution 24-1029 to advance construction funds; hired Adam Maloney as Assistant County Attorney; approved courthouse and Law Enforcement Center vendor contracts and quotes.
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Key recorded votes and formal actions from the Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 29, 2024:
• Agenda approval — Motion by Gravley, second by Stevens; approved unanimously. • Final payment to Mathiowetz Construction, Project 017-598-011 (bridge repair): $155,849.35 — Motion by Appel, second by Anderson; approved unanimously. • Final payment to Mathiowetz Construction, Project 017-607-024 (culvert/tile repair): $66,166.20 — Motion by Gravley, second by Stevens; approved unanimously. • Resolution 24-1029 — County State and Highway Funds Advancement (advance 2026 funds into 2025): Motion by Anderson, second by Gravley; unanimous roll‑call vote. • Hire Adam Maloney, Assistant County Attorney, $89,627.20, effective Nov. 18, 2024 — Motion by Gravley, second by Stevens; approved unanimously. • Approve Widseth as architect for courthouse landing renovation, agreement $37,500 — Motion by Gravley, second by Appel; approved unanimously. • Approve AP (Adolfson & Peterson) Construction as construction manager for courthouse landing renovation — Motion by Appel, second by Anderson; approved. • Approve Ron's Electric quote for fire alarm panel at Law Enforcement Center, $28,660 — Motion by Stevens, second by Appel; approved unanimously. • Approve Ron's Electric quote for lighting control at Law Enforcement Center, $41,000 — Motion by Gravley, second by Stevens; approved unanimously.
The meeting minutes record unanimous approval for all listed actions; no recorded dissent or abstentions appear in the minutes.
