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Board approves Greater Minnesota Legacy Grant application and several county administrative actions
Summary
The board approved Resolution 18-2026 authorizing a Greater Minnesota Legacy Grant application, approved VPN access for election training, accepted a small donation, amended a mower purchase motion, and approved a labor-management memorandum and bid request for former Sorensen property hay land.
Lincoln County Auditor-Treasurer Deb Vierhuf presented several administrative and fiscal items on April 21 that the board approved by motion.
The board approved Resolution 18-2026 authorizing submittal of a Greater Minnesota Legacy Grant application (motion VanDeVere/Sik). Vierhuf also asked that Kristina Richmond be granted VPN access during election training the week of April 20–24, 2026; the board approved. The board accepted a $10 donation to the Sheriff’s Department from Lola Hindbjorgen. Vierhuf moved to amend a February 17 motion to purchase County Clipper Boulevard 23HP lawn mowers with multiple trade-ins, producing a net purchase amount of $4,808.00; the amendment was approved. The board also approved a memorandum with the Highway Union allowing labor-management meetings to be combined with all-staff meetings where appropriate.
Vierhuf requested authorization to advertise the HITM Park land (formerly the Sorensen property) for hay/ag bids; the board approved requesting bids. The meeting packet included information on counties’ approaches to a new state shotgun law and which counties had adopted shotgun-only ordinances; the packet item was information only. Commissioners Drietz and VanDeVere announced they will run for re-election. The board adjourned at 10:37 a.m.
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