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Board approves hires, warrants, property sale and schedules open house

Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners · August 19, 2025
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Summary

The board approved hiring Jason Jepsen as Appraiser‑Trainee, approved August warrants totaling $362,891.51, accepted a bid of $81,200 for the old highway shop/office building, scheduled a Public Works open house for Sept. 23, and reviewed multiple departmental budgets.

The board approved multiple routine personnel, fiscal and property actions during the Aug. 19 meeting.

Personnel: The board approved hiring Jason Jepsen as an Appraiser‑Trainee on Range 12 (minimum $24.78) effective Sept. 8, 2025, pending completion of hiring requirements. Fiscal: The board approved August warrants totaling $362,891.51 across multiple funds (County Revenue $27,045.14; Road and Bridge $306,789.01; County Building $7,000.00; Ditch $11,972.00; Agency Fund $2,761.28; Long Term Capital Outlay $600.00; Landfill Enterprise $6,724.08). Property: Auditor/Treasurer Carolyn Rempel reported seven tax forfeiture properties and an online auction scheduled Sept. 29–Oct. 29. The board accepted a bid from Ryan’s Small Engine, LLC in the amount of $81,200 for the old highway shop/office building at 1355 9th Avenue, Windom, and authorized county officials to sign the purchase agreement. Other items: The board voted to pay a per diem to Commissioner Appel for attending a Public Works staff meeting on Aug. 13, and Commissioner Appel provided facility updates and scheduled an open house for the new Public Works building on Sept. 23 (3–6 p.m.). The meeting adjourned at 1:17 p.m.