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Motions and votes: Chisago County special meeting, June 25, 2026
Summary
A concise listing of motions recorded at the Chisago County special meeting on June 25: agenda approval; approval of the 2026 State of Minnesota Boat and Water Safety Grant; closure for labor negotiation strategy under state statute; reconvening and direction to proceed; and adjournment. All recorded votes were unanimous.
At its June 25 special meeting, the Chisago County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions:
• Agenda approval — Motion by Commissioner Dunne; seconded by Commissioner Swenson. Vote: Swenson, Greene, Dunne, Montzka, Dahlberg — in favor; none opposed.
• Approval of the 2026 State of Minnesota Boat and Water Safety Grant — Motion by Commissioner Dunne; seconded by Commissioner Dahlberg. Vote recorded as unanimous; grant amount and implementing details not specified in the minutes.
• Closure for labor negotiations — Motion by Commissioner Montzka; seconded by Commissioner Dunne to close the meeting at 6:32 p.m. pursuant to Minn. Stat. §13D.03 subd. 1 and sections 179A.01–179A.25. Vote recorded as unanimous.
• Reconvene and proceed as directed — Motion by Commissioner Dunne; seconded by Commissioner Dahlberg to "proceed as directed in the closed session" after reconvening at 7:50 p.m.; vote recorded as unanimous.
• Adjournment — Motion by Commissioner Dahlberg to adjourn at 7:50 p.m.; vote recorded as unanimous.
The meeting record lists County Administrator Chase Burnham, County Attorney Janet Reiter, Assistant County Attorney Jeff Fuge, Clerk Christina Vollrath and other county staff as present; the minutes include an attestation by Clerk Vollrath and signature line for Chair Richard Greene.
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