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Kingsbury County adopts $3.666 million supplemental budget for 425th Avenue project

Kingsbury County Board of County Commissioners · April 9, 2026
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Summary

The Kingsbury County Commission adopted Resolution 2026-5 on April 9, 2026, authorizing a $3,666,000 supplemental budget for the 425th Avenue road project, to be financed with proceeds from debt. The hearing drew no public comment and passed on a unanimous roll call vote.

Kingsbury County commissioners on April 9 approved a $3,666,000 supplemental budget for the 425th Avenue road project, adopting Resolution 2026-5 by unanimous roll call. Auditor Echo Steffensen opened the hearing, said no members of the public were present, and presented the proposed budget supplement.

The resolution establishes an additional 2026 budget authority of $3,666,000 for Repairs/Maintenance on the 425th Avenue project with proceeds from debt listed as the offsetting means of finance. The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Commissioner Troy Nelson and seconded by Commissioner Corey Lundquist; the roll call recorded Lee–aye, Spilde–aye, Walls–aye, Lundquist–aye and Nelson–aye.

The minutes record that construction on the 425th Avenue project is scheduled to begin the following week and that the road will be closed for the work. Auditor Steffensen read the resolution into the record; Chairman Kyle Lee left the meeting after the vote and Vice-Chairman Lundquist presided for the remainder of the session.