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Town reorganizes snowmobile‑grooming operations; appoints part‑time groomer

Morehouse Town Board · March 11, 2026
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Summary

The board discussed grooming‑crew reorganization, equipment checklists and repairs to older sleds; it appointed Rodney Morgan as a part‑time trail groomer and approved vendor payments that support trail operations.

Town Supervisor Anthony Fernandez and groomer representative Bob Ford described operational changes to the town's snowmobile grooming program at the Feb. 10 meeting. Fernandez said he, William Uebele and most groomers met to reorganize how reports are made, which sleds are used and when; the groomers must check equipment before leaving the barn and sign checklists on return. Bob Ford reported maintenance activity, saying the "new snowmobile has the drag pull on it now," and that a 2012 sled was repaired after substantial damage.

The board also approved appointments and vendor arrangements related to grooming and highway operations: Rodney Morgan was appointed as a part‑time trail groomer (effective Jan. 19, 2026), and the board approved invoice payments for highway and general fund bills that include highway fund disbursements. During public comment Sheryl Fleming asked how many groomers there are; Bob Ford replied there are about "7 or 8," noting they do not all work at the same time.