Todd County commissioners approve consent items, warrants and election carryover
March 02, 2026 | Todd County, Minnesota
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The Todd County Board of Commissioners approved routine consent items and several warrant payments during its March 3, 2026 meeting.
Auditor/Treasurer presented a consent slate that included the 02/17/2026 meeting minutes, a part‑time corrections hire (Caleb Yapunch, start date to be determined), the resignation of a resource navigator interpreter (Juan Vasquez Garcia), and multiple one‑day and annual liquor and dance license requests for area businesses and organizations. The board moved, seconded and approved the consent items by voice vote.
The auditor/treasurer then recommended approval of commissioner warrants totaling $81,117.05 and HHS warrants totaling $57,774.18. Commissioners approved both warrant sets by roll‑call vote. The board also approved Health and Human Services SSIS warrants totaling $143,981.28 in a subsequent roll‑call vote.
On a separate budget matter, staff presented a $30,000 carryover request from the 2025 election budget to 2026 to help manage costs associated with the larger state election cycle; the board approved the carryover by voice vote.
The meeting moved on after these routine approvals.
Auditor/Treasurer presented a consent slate that included the 02/17/2026 meeting minutes, a part‑time corrections hire (Caleb Yapunch, start date to be determined), the resignation of a resource navigator interpreter (Juan Vasquez Garcia), and multiple one‑day and annual liquor and dance license requests for area businesses and organizations. The board moved, seconded and approved the consent items by voice vote.
The auditor/treasurer then recommended approval of commissioner warrants totaling $81,117.05 and HHS warrants totaling $57,774.18. Commissioners approved both warrant sets by roll‑call vote. The board also approved Health and Human Services SSIS warrants totaling $143,981.28 in a subsequent roll‑call vote.
On a separate budget matter, staff presented a $30,000 carryover request from the 2025 election budget to 2026 to help manage costs associated with the larger state election cycle; the board approved the carryover by voice vote.
The meeting moved on after these routine approvals.
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