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ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COUNTY BOARD
January 16th, 2024
The Board of Commissioners of Freeborn County met in the Freeborn County Boardroom at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday,
January 16th, 2024. Members present: Commissioners Forman, Kaasa, Shoff and Eckstrom, Chair Brad Edwin was
excused from the meeting.
The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following motion;
MOVED, approving the agenda as presented with the addition to Item F. Report of County Administrator;
to consider a resolution approving a Letter of Agreement between Freeborn County and Minnesota Public
Employees Association, representing the Sergeants unit for training and compliance assignment differential.
Motion seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the motion approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution;
RESOLUTION No. 24–024
Approval of the Freeborn County Board of Commissioners Consent Agenda as provided
in the Freeborn County Board Rule of Procedure 9(A)
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Board is the governing body of Freeborn County, and;
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Board has implemented a Consent agenda to perform the duties of the
board in a more effective and efficient manner, and
WHEREAS, the following items have been placed for approval of the Freeborn County Board of
Commissioners on the current Board meeting Consent Agenda as provided by the Board rules of procedure, being
routine and of a regular action;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, to place the following are hereby approved for appropriate
action:
1) Approval of the January, 2nd 2024 minutes;
2) Approval of Regular Full-time Status Employees;
3) Approval of Drainage Repairs
Resolution seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution adopted.
The Commissioners provided Board Committee updates.
Chairman Forman asked if there was any public comment and there was none.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following resolution;
RESOLUTION 24-025
RESOLUTION TO WRITE OFF AN UNCOLLECTABLE ACCOUNT
WHEREAS, Freeborn County Community Health Board will write off an uncollectable account;
WHEREAS, Minnesota Statute 145A.14 allows for the Community Health Boards to use their local public health
grant funds and tax levy to address the areas of public health responsibility;
WHEREAS, Freeborn County is requesting to write off an uncollectable account for a past client. The client passed
away on 12/10/2020. We have acted to attempt to collect the account. We have not had success. The amount that
we are requesting to write off is $25.46;

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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Freeborn County Board of Commissioners/Freeborn County
Community Health Board does hereby write off an uncollectable account.
Resolution seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution adopted.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution;
RESOLUTION No. 24-026
PLACING A PROPERTY ASSESSED CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
ON FREEBORN COUNTY PARCEL 34.007.5560 IN THE AMOUNT OF $99,789.00
WHEREAS Freeborn County is a public entity within the State of Minnesota; and
WHEREAS the County of Freeborn, Minnesota has entered into a Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) with the
Rural Minnesota Energy Board to administer and implement the PACE program in Freeborn County, and
WHEREAS, As the administrator of PACE for Freeborn County, Rural Minnesota Energy Board has
reviewed this assessment and it has determined that the project property located at:
Owner: 411 1st LLC
Parcel ID: 34.007.5560
Amount assessed: $99,789.00
Interest rate: 3.00%
Term: 10 years
conforms with the Minnesota PACE statutes. Interest, at a rate of 3%, will start to accrue on January 17, 2023. The
assessment will amortize over a 10-year term, beginning in 2024. A PACE application requesting this assessment
from the property owner is attached to this resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Freeborn County Board Freeborn approves the placing of
Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) special assessment on the above listed parcel as requested by the property
owner.
Resolution seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION
24-027
Resolve, that the board of Commissioners authorize loans to the following ditches:
County Ditch No. 8 IMP $ 68,300.00 Project Currently in Progress
32 IMP $ 138,000.00 Project Currently in Progress
68 IMP $ 76,300.00 Project Currently in Progress
$ 282,600.00
Judicial Ditch No. JD 8 F & W IMP $ 4,400.00 Project Currently in Progress
J9 $ 58,900.00
J12 $ 19,900.00
J 21 IMP $ 126,200.00 Project Currently in Progress

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J27 IMP $ 160,800.00 Project Currently in Progress
$ 370,200.00
$ 652,800.00
From the General Fund at an annual interest rate of 4.25% to cover cash shortages for 2023 and
Further be it resolved that loans will be repaid through the application of 2024 assessments.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Kaasa.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Eckstrom offered the following resolution:
STATE OF MINNESOTA BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SS OF FREEBORN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FREEBORN
RESOLUTION AND ORDER 24-028
RESOLVED, that is hereby ordered that the lien filed in the office of the County Recorder for the
following drainage system for improvement thereof shall be payable in the following manner:
County Ditch No. 21 North Branch A Repair one installment of the principal on or before October 15
subsequent to the filing of the lien in the office of the County Recorder and another installment on or before the 15th
day of October of each year thereafter, for a total of 12 equal installments with an annual interest rate of 4.25%.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
STATE OF MINNESOTA BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SS OF FREEBORN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FREEBORN
RESOLUTION AND ORDER 24-029
RESOLVED, that is hereby ordered that the lien filed in the office of the County Recorder for the
following drainage system for improvement thereof shall be payable in the following manner:
County Ditch No. 21 North Branch A Improvement one installment of the principal on or before October
15 subsequent to the filing of the lien in the office of the County Recorder and another installment on or before the
15th day of October of each year thereafter, for a total of 12 equal installments with an annual interest rate of 4.25%.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Eckstrom offered the following resolution:
STATE OF MINNESOTA BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

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SS OF FREEBORN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FREEBORN
RESOLUTION 24-030
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of Freeborn County to eliminate certain bonded indebtedness, and
WHEREAS, it is to the financial advantage of the County to invest internally;
THEREFORE, NOW BE IT RESOLVED, to authorize the actions and procedures to pay the debt owed
by County Ditch J21, North Branch A Repair on January 16, 2024 and;
FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED, to invest in this ditch fund by providing a loan from the General Fund
in the amount of $391,660.46 for County Ditch J21, North Branch A Repair to allow for debt payoff at an annual
interest rate of 4.25% and a term of 12 years, for a total loan investment of $391,660.46.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Kaasa.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
STATE OF MINNESOTA BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SS OF FREEBORN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FREEBORN
RESOLUTION 24-031
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of Freeborn County to eliminate certain bonded indebtedness, and
WHEREAS, it is to the financial advantage of the County to invest internally;
THEREFORE, NOW BE IT RESOLVED, to authorize the actions and procedures to pay the debt owed
by County Ditch J21, North Branch A Improvement on January 16, 2024 and;
FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED, to invest in this ditch fund by providing a loan from the General Fund
in the amount of $396,388.76 for County Ditch J21, North Branch A Improvement to allow for debt payoff at an
annual interest rate of 4.25% and a term of 12 years, for a total loan investment of $396,388.76.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Kaasa.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
STATE OF MINNESOTA BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SS OF FREEBORN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FREEBORN
RESOLUTION 24-032
DECLARATION OF OFFICIAL INTENT TO
REIMBURSE EXPENDITURES FOR DITCH PROJECTS
WITH PROCEEDS OF DEBT OBLIGATIONS
The undersigned, being the county auditor of Freeborn County, Minnesota, and authorized by the Board of
County Commissioners to make declarations of official intent under Treas. Reg. § 1.150-2 with respect to ditch
projects to be undertaken or financed by the County, hereby declares as follows:

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1. It is expected that the costs of the following ditch project(s) are intended to be reimbursed or otherwise
financed by the issuance of debt obligations: County Ditch J21, Branch A Repair.
2. The amount of obligations expected to be issued for such purpose is not expected to exceed
$391,660.46.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
STATE OF MINNESOTA BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SS OF FREEBORN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF FREEBORN
RESOLUTION 24-033
DECLARATION OF OFFICIAL INTENT TO
REIMBURSE EXPENDITURES FOR DITCH PROJECTS
WITH PROCEEDS OF DEBT OBLIGATIONS
The undersigned, being the county auditor of Freeborn County, Minnesota, and authorized by the Board of
County Commissioners to make declarations of official intent under Treas. Reg. § 1.150-2 with respect to ditch
projects to be undertaken or financed by the County, hereby declares as follows:
1. It is expected that the costs of the following ditch project(s) are intended to be reimbursed or otherwise
financed by the issuance of debt obligations: County Ditch J21, Branch A Improvement.
2. The amount of obligations expected to be issued for such purpose is not expected to exceed
$396,388.76.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Eckstrom offered the following resolution:
Resolution 24-034
BEFORE THE FREEBORN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTING
AS DRAINAGE AUTHORITY FOR FREEBORN COUNTY DITCH 49 – LATERAL B-1
WHEREAS, Steve Penkava, the duly appointed engineer, performed a preliminary investigation and report
of Lateral B-1 to County Ditch no. 49;
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Board of Commissioners ordered the abandonment of Freeborn County
Ditch 49 – Lateral B-1; and
WHEREAS, the Petition for Partial Abandonment is authorized to be executed by the duly adopted
resolution of the County Board;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved the Board in its capacity as Drainage Authority execute the Petition
for Partial Abandonment of Lateral B-1 to County Ditch no. 49.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Eckstrom offered the following resolution:
Resolution 24-035
BEFORE THE FREEBORN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTING
AS DRAINAGE AUTHORITY FOR FREEBORN COUNTY DITCH 49 – LATERAL B-1
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Board of Commissioners ordered the abandonment of Freeborn County
Ditch 49 – Lateral B-1; and

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WHEREAS, Steve Penkava, the duly appointed engineer, performed a preliminary investigation and report
of Lateral B-1 to County Ditch no. 49; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing shall be held to hear public comment to bring the project to completion;
NOW THEREFORE, a public hearing is hereby set for March 19, 2024 at 9:15 a.m.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following resolution:
R E S O L U T I O N 24-036
Five-Year Bridge Plan
WHEREAS, the County Board of the County of Freeborn is the road authority and,
WHEREAS, Freeborn County has determined that the following deficient bridges on the County State Aid
Highway, County Road, and Township systems are a high priority and require replacement or rehabilitation within
the next five (5) years per the attached schedule, and
WHEREAS, local roads play an essential role in the overall state transportation network and local bridges
are a critical component of the local road systems, and
WHEREAS, State support for the replacement or rehabilitation of local bridges continues to be crucial to
maintaining the integrity of the local road systems and is necessary for the County and the Townships to proceed with
the replacement or rehabilitation of the high priority deficient bridges described above, and
WHEREAS, Freeborn County intends to proceed with replacement, rehabilitation, or removal of these
bridges as soon as possible when State Transportation Bond Funds are available.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Freeborn County commits that it will proceed with the
design and contract documents for these bridges immediately after being notified that funds are available in order to
permit construction to take place within one year of notification, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Freeborn County does hereby request financial assistance with eligible
approach grading and engineering costs on township bridges, as provided by law.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION 24-037
Authorizing Sponsorship of the City of Geneva’s 2024 Active Transportation Program Application
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Active Transportation Infrastructure Program provides grant funding for the
construction of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure projects that will improve transportation options and reduce
vehicle miles traveled; and
WHEREAS, the proposed project, the Downtown Improvement Project, will improve pavement condition,
pedestrian amenities, and stormwater infrastructure within Geneva’s downtown area; and
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Active Transportation Infrastructure Program requires non-state aid cities,
such as the City of Geneva, to have a county sponsor for their application and project; and
WHEREAS, Freeborn County is aware of the City of Geneva’s application to MnDOT’s Active
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Freeborn County supports the submittal of the City of
Geneva’s Active Transportation application for the Downtown Improvement Project; and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that Freeborn County will be the project sponsor and fiscal agent for the
City of Geneva if the Downtown Improvement Project is selected for funding; and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that Freeborn County agrees to work with MnDOT, the City of Geneva,
and all involved agencies to meet the following responsibilities:
a. Be the fiscal agent on behalf of the applicant and have funds flow from MnDOT to the state aid city or
county to the contractor.
b. Request SAP/SP number for the project.
c. Ensure the project meets milestones and dates.
d. Assist local agency in execution of a grant agreement.
e. Develop, review and/or approve the plan.
f. Submit plan, engineers estimate, and proposal to the District State Aid Engineer (DSAE).
g. Advertise, let, and award the project.
h. Submit pay requests to State Aid.
i. Communicate progress and updates with the DSAEs and State Aid State Programs Engineer or Active
Transportation Engineer.
j. Ensure that the project receives adequate supervision and inspection.
k. Assist with project close out.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that Freeborn County will enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement
with the City of Geneva to define the responsibilities of the City and County.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Kaasa.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following resolution:
FREEBORN COUNTY MINNESOTA RESOLUTION #24-038
A RESOLUTION to accept a donation of quilts from Glenville High School.
WHEREAS, the Sheriff’s Office received a donation of 7 quilts from Glenville High School students who
wished to have them distributed by Deputies to those in need.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that Freeborn County, by and through its Board of Commissioners,
accepts the donation of quilts from Glenville High School to be distributed by the Freeborn County Sheriff’s Office
to those in need.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
FREEBORN COUNTY MINNESOTA RESOLUTION #24-039
A RESOLUTION to accept $100.00 in donations from a Freeborn County citizen. The donated funds will be
put towards the sheriff’s office equipment fund (01-201-6601).
WHEREAS, the Sheriff’s Office received a donation of $100 cash from an anonymous citizen on December
09, 2023.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that Freeborn County, by and through its Board of Commissioners,
approves the deposit of $100.00 of donated funds into the 01-201-6601 line item.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following:

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FREEBORN COUNTY MINNESOTA RESOLUTION #24-040
A RESOLUTION to accept the grant of $5000 from Enbridge Inc.
WHEREAS, Emergency Manager Rich Hall applied for a grant for $5000 from Enbridge Inc and was
awarded the grant to purchase a new trolling motor and equipment for the Sheriff’s Office boat.
WHEREAS, the Sheriff’s Office received the check for $5000 in December of 2024 from American Online
Giving Foundation for the grant from Enbridge Inc.
WHEREAS, the grant can be used for boat and water safety use on Fountain Lake because the Enbridge
Pipeline runs under Fountain lake.
WHEREAS, a need was realized in 2023 for the Sheriff’s Office boat to be equipped with a trolling motor
with “spot lock” in order to keep the boat steady, in one location, during emergency maneuvers.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that Freeborn County, by and through its Board of Commissioners,
accepts the grant funds of $5000 from Enbridge Inc, via American Online Giving Foundation, to be deposited to the
account 01-205-6601 for boat and water safety equipment.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following resolution:
FREEBORN COUNTY MINNESOTA RESOLUTION #24-041
A RESOLUTION to accept $10.00 in donations from a Freeborn County citizen. The donated funds will be
put towards the sheriff’s office equipment fund (01-201-6601).
WHEREAS, the Sheriff’s Office received a donation of $10 cash from an anonymous citizen on December
12, 2023.
WHEREAS, the citizen asked that the money be put toward the Shop with a Cop program.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that Freeborn County, by and through its Board of Commissioners,
approves the deposit of $10.00 of donated funds into the 01-201-5751 line item.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION 24-042
Resolution to approve the Purchase of Service Agreement for Psychiatry Services between the South-Central
Community-Based Initiative and the Freeborn County Department of Human Services/Freeborn County
Mental Health Center
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Department of Human Services is part of the 10-county South Central
Community-Based Initiative (SCCBI) to provide services to persons with mental illness; and
WHEREAS, the mission of the SCCBI is to facilitate each mental health consumer’s recovery by
improving their quality of life, by assisting them to assume increased responsibility over their lives, and to help them
function as actively and independently as possible in the community; and
WHEREAS, the SCCBI has been awarded a grant allocation from the State of Minnesota for the provision
of psychiatric services within the 10-counties comprising the Initiative; and
WHEREAS, the SCCBI purchases mental health services in the form of psychiatric urgent care,
psychiatric medication management services and administration of these services from participating county human
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BE IT RESOLVED, that the 2024 Purchase of Service Agreement between the South-Central
Community-Based Initiative and the Freeborn County Department of Human Services for provision of the
psychiatric services identified in the agreement to residents of Freeborn County and of counties comprising the
SCCBI.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Kaasa.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION 24-043
Resolution to approve the 2024 Purchase of Service Agreement between the
Freeborn County Department of Human Services and Brian Vold
WHEREAS, psychiatric services in rural Minnesota are becoming increasingly difficult to access; and
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Department of Human Services is part of the 10-county South Central
Community-Based Initiative (SCCBI) to provide services to persons with mental illness; and
WHEREAS, the SCCBI purchases mental health services including psychiatric services from the Freeborn
County Mental Health Center for residents of counties comprising the SCCBI; and
WHEREAS, Brian Vold is able to provide quality psychiatric services for clients of the Freeborn County
Mental Health Center, increasing accessibility for local residents; and
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Mental Health Center and Brian Vold are credentialed to bill insurance
for psychiatric services; therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, that the 2024 Purchase of Service Agreement between the Freeborn County
Department of Human Services and Brian Vold be approved for provision of the psychiatric services to residents of
Freeborn County and of counties comprising the SCCBI.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Shoff.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION 24-044
ACCEPTING THE RESIGNATION OF ROBIN EVENSON
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Veteran Services has the responsibility for providing a quality service
with integrity and accountability to the citizens of Freeborn County;
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Board is the appointing authority for all county employees;
WHEREAS; Robin Evenson has been employed as a VSO Benefits Specialist since December 3rd, 1979
and is resigning her position effective March 31st, 2024,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, to accept the resignation of Robin Evenson as a VSO
Benefits Specialist effective on or about March 31st, 2024.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Kaasa
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioner Kaasa offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION 23-045

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PERMISSION TO FILL THE FREEBORN COUNTY VETERAN’S SERVICE BENEFIT SPECIALIST
POSITION
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County employees have the responsibility for providing quality service with
integrity and accountability to the citizens of Freeborn County;
WHEREAS, the Freeborn County Board is the appointing authority for all county employees, and;
WHEREAS, Robin Evenson, Freeborn County Veteran’s Service Benefit Specialist has resigned her
position effective March 31st, 2024;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the board approves the filling of the vacant Freeborn
County Veteran’s Service Benefit Specialist position.
Resolution was seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution approved.
Commissioners Kaasa entered the following resolution:
RESOLVED AS, to consider a resolution approving the Letter of Agreement between Freeborn County
and Minnesota Public Employees Association representing the Correction Sergeant Unit Training and Compliance
Assignment Differential.
Resolution seconded by Commissioner Eckstrom
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chard declared the resolution adopted.
Commissioner Shoff offered the following resolution:
RESOLUTION No. 24-047
Approval of Claims
RESOLVED, that the following claims be allowed and paid on or before January 19th, 2024.
FUND NAME AMOUNT
01 General Fund $ 618,650.95
03 County Road & Bridge $ 121,966.62
05 Human Services $ 185,777.29
06 Public Health $ 65,797.61
31 Capital Improvements $ 195,957.62
40 County Ditch $ 111,323.92
70 Trust & Agency $ 65,391.21
73 Payroll Clearing Fund $ 14,306.00
74 Turtle Creek Watershed $ 23,779.08
77 Recorder’s Clearing $ 2,559.00
80 Tax Collection Fund $ 138.00
85 Septic Loan Fund $ 46.00
FUND TOTALS $ 1,405,693.30
Number of Claims not exceeding $300 – 49
Dollar amount of claims not exceeding $300 – $5,655.25
Resolution seconded by Commissioner Kaasa.
After discussion, a vote was taken and the Chair declared the resolution adopted.
Chair, Commissioner Forman adjourned the meeting at 9:04 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, February 6th, 2024.
By: ____________________________ Attest: _____________________________
John Forman Erin Hornberger
Vice-Chair County Clerk