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Board approves $63,420.96 in February warrants; commissioners discuss energy, recycling and courthouse updates

Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners · February 4, 2025
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Summary

The board approved February warrants totaling $63,420.96 and discussed items in Commissioner Forum including a wind tower meeting, recycling-building upkeep, governor's budget impacts, a proposed extension for the Big Bend Wind Project, and facility updates.

Auditor/Treasurer Carolyn Rempel presented February warrants totaling $63,420.96 across multiple funds, including County Revenue ($17,200.61), Ditch Fund ($23,950.78) and Road and Bridge ($13,888.26); the board approved the warrants.

During Commissioner Forum, members discussed several topics: Commissioner Larry Anderson said he will attend a wind tower meeting; commissioners raised concerns about upkeep of recycling buildings; there was discussion of possible shifts from the governor’s budget that may affect counties; a 3-year extension for the Big Bend Wind Project was mentioned; commissioners discussed the Carbon Free by 2040 initiative and a possible request to repeal a nuclear ban; updates were given on building parcels and courthouse windows; Pam Gahler offered to donate a bench in memory of her father, former Sheriff James Ryan; and the Mental Health Consortium was noted as an item of interest.