Todd County approves October warrants totaling about $10.7 million and several agency warrant batches
November 05, 2025 | Todd County, Minnesota
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The Todd County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved multiple warrant batches for October 2025, including auditor warrants of $10,546,006.24.
Denise, the county auditor, presented the auditor warrants and recommended the board approve ACH and manual payments totaling $10,546,006.24. After a motion and second, the board took a roll‑call vote; Commissioners Nasca, Denny, Newman and Byers voted yes and the warrants were approved.
The board also approved commissioner warrants of $53,915.71; health and human services warrants of $34,044; and health-and-human-services SSIS warrants of $42,536.41. Each batch was presented with background information, motions were made and seconded, and votes were recorded or taken by voice; each recommendation carried.
The auditor noted that the October settlement shows collection at approximately 89% of expected tax receipts for all taxing jurisdictions, totaling about $35.3 million of an expected $39.9 million to date.
No individual commissioner provided a recorded nay vote on the warrant items during the meeting, and each motion was carried as announced by the chair.
Denise, the county auditor, presented the auditor warrants and recommended the board approve ACH and manual payments totaling $10,546,006.24. After a motion and second, the board took a roll‑call vote; Commissioners Nasca, Denny, Newman and Byers voted yes and the warrants were approved.
The board also approved commissioner warrants of $53,915.71; health and human services warrants of $34,044; and health-and-human-services SSIS warrants of $42,536.41. Each batch was presented with background information, motions were made and seconded, and votes were recorded or taken by voice; each recommendation carried.
The auditor noted that the October settlement shows collection at approximately 89% of expected tax receipts for all taxing jurisdictions, totaling about $35.3 million of an expected $39.9 million to date.
No individual commissioner provided a recorded nay vote on the warrant items during the meeting, and each motion was carried as announced by the chair.
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