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Officials announce Windom EDA director hire, election schedule and local program updates
Summary
Commissioners reported the hiring of James Hanson as Windom EDA Director, upcoming election timelines (absentee voting began in June; early voting starts July 24), updates on UCAP activities, and community items including a July 20 Mountain Lake meeting on a proposed data center and a Fair Board storage request.
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Commissioner Kevin Stevens told the board that James Hanson has been hired as the new Windom Economic Development Authority (EDA) director. Auditor/Treasurer Carolyn Rempel reported absentee voting for the primary began in June and that early voting starts July 24; she also noted two remaining Election Judge trainings and Poll Pad trainings starting July 23.
Commissioner Donna Gravley summarized United Community Action Partnership (UCAP) work in Cottonwood County for the past year. Chairman Tom Appel relayed several community items: a $750 donation to the Mountain Lake Food Shelf, an energy meeting in Westbrook that evening regarding battery storage in Ann Township, a Fair Board request to use the Quonset building for storage during the county fair, and notice that bids have come in for Cottonwood-Brown JD #24 with a related meeting scheduled for Aug. 4 before the regular board meeting. Appel also gave a brief synopsis of a public meeting held in Mountain Lake on July 20 about a proposed data center.
