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Wednesday, October 8, 2025

County commission meeting covers budget amendments, HR/EM items, and infrastructure planning

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Jaden Schmidt Auditor | LinkedIn

Jaden Schmidt Auditor | LinkedIn

On April 10, 2025, a planned commission meeting is set to address a range of topics pertinent to county administration and operations. The meeting, starting at 1:00 PM, will initiate proceedings with approvals of the agenda, minutes, and bills.

Following the customary approvals, the assembly will deliberate on the 2025-3 Budget Amendment. Subsequently, discussions will shift to Human Resources and Emergency Management agenda items, which includes considerations like the burn ban and public dumpster availability for county residents' garbage.

At 1:20 PM, updates from Planning and Zoning are expected, touching upon topics such as building permits and ordinance/moratorium updates, with a public hearing and first reading scheduled for April 15th. Additionally, the session will cover a city appointment, specifying Troy Hatzenbihler.

The session will reconvene at 2:00 PM with an address from the Road Superintendent covering significant topics including dust suppression, speed limit signage, road maintenance within the NextEra project area, and other logistics concerning county roads.

By 3:00 PM, the focus will shift to a discussion from the Weed Board, entailing the 2025-4 Budget Amendment, followed by various portfolio or board reports from key county personnel.

Other business items slated for the meeting include matters such as sheriff fuel purchases, a park board appointment, financial statement review for 2024, and bids for courthouse maintenance projects. The meeting will also entertain community requests and infrastructure permits.

The comprehensive agenda underscores the county's commitment to addressing multifaceted subjects ranging from fiscal planning to community service improvements. The appointed officials are expected to provide updates, insights, and decisions made in the line of county administration.

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