Big Stone County board rescinds Sept. 17 levy adoption after data correction
Summary
At a Sept. 24 special meeting, the Big Stone County Board unanimously rescinded a Sept. 17 motion and resolution that had adopted the 2025 preliminary levy after staff identified a correction to previously presented data. The board said it will continue reviewing the budget before the final levy.
The Big Stone County Board of Commissioners voted Sept. 24 to rescind a Sept. 17 motion and resolution that had adopted the county's preliminary 2025 levy, after staff identified a correction to previously presented data. Commissioner Athey moved to rescind the earlier action; Commissioner Klages seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.
Board members said the correction to the earlier numbers required further review of the levy and budget before the board signs off on a final figure. The board gave direction that staff and commissioners would continue revisiting the budget with the stated intention of lowering the levy prior to final approval. The special meeting was called to order by Chairman Roger Sandberg at 1:00 PM and adjourned at 1:10 PM.
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