Board Chair, Iron County Board of Commissioners (District 3) at Iron County
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The board meeting focused on old and new business items. Regarding old business, the board approved a repair for the John Deere 2025R tractor. In new business, the board approved an additional cost of $3,708.52 for the Commercial Cold Storage Building project with Nocerini Construction Inc. Additionally, the board conducted a walk-through of Pentoga Park, with no action taken.
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The board discussed and approved monthly financials, including payables, payroll, and journal entries. Key department updates were provided covering civil counsel projects, child support payments, 4H youth activities, park maintenance, and sheriff department operations. The board addressed emergency management regarding recent flood damage and recovery efforts. Actions taken included the appointment of an inspector of soil and sedimentation, approval of permit applications, and various appointments to boards and commissions, including the Board of Canvassers, Housing Commission, and Authority on Aging. The board authorized a feasibility study for a transfer station, approved budget amendments for youth camp projects and credit card limits, and initiated procurement processes for an elevator upgrade and the Roy Fulfer building.
The meeting included the review and approval of monthly financials, including payables, payroll, and journal entries. Departmental updates were provided by the Clerk, Fair Board, Friend of the Court, ICECA, MSU Extension, Parks and Grounds, and the Treasurer. Old business addressed the Soil and Sedimentation Erosion Inspector job description. New business actions included the approval of the 2026 Equalization Report, the Many Waters, LLC contract, Iron County Youth Camp salaries, and various funding requests, including the Botvins Life Skills program and Communities that Care. Additionally, the board authorized the installation of an ATM in the courthouse annex, a lease renewal for a postage meter, the advertisement for a Request for Proposal to update the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, and the acceptance of a proposal to replace the upper Sheriff Department roof.
The Board of Commissioners held a meeting that covered various topics, including public comments on the FY 2025 All Funds Budget, monthly financials approval, commissioner and department reports, and old business such as discussions on Spirit Houses at Pentoga Park and the Iron County Solid Waste Plan. New business included adopting the 2026 Iron County All Funds Budget, approving the hire of an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, and discussing the Administrator Contract. Additionally, the board addressed a Remonumentation Grant Administrator Salary Increase, Prosecuting Attorney Office equipment increase, Trial Court Child Care Budget amendment request, Drain Commission Increase for Professional Services, appointments to the Jury Board and Human Services Board, and the County of Iron Social Media Policy. The board also discussed Pentoga Park camping rates, advertising in the Iron County Area Visitor Guide, Camp Batawagama Registration Fees, and approved the County's annual membership in Iron County Lakes & Streams Partnership. Finally, the board discussed the County Commissioner Mileage Rate and approved the signing of a Covenant Deed to Crystal Falls for the Medicare Elevated Water Tank Site.
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