Dodge County Board authorizes settlement participation, planning services and consulting contract
March 18, 2026 | Dodge County, Nebraska
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At the March 18 meeting the Dodge County Board of Supervisors approved several routine but consequential administrative items.
The Board unanimously authorized Chairman Missel to sign the Participation Package for the Opioids Settlement with six remnant defendants, formalizing Dodge County's participation in that phase of the settlement process. The specific settlement amounts or allocations were not provided in the minutes.
The Board also unanimously approved an Agreement for Planning Services with Ray Planning Solutions LLC and authorized the chairman to sign the agreement. Separately, the Board approved a proposal from Mytty PC Consulting & Training to assist with the county's budgeting process and other projects as needed.
On routine financial business the Board approved wage and hour claims totaling $298,636.74 and financial claims totaling $360,968.79.
Why it matters: participation in opioid settlements may affect future county revenue streams used for public health or related programs; planning and consulting contracts will shape budgeting and project implementation. The actions were all approved unanimously and recorded in the minutes.
The Board unanimously authorized Chairman Missel to sign the Participation Package for the Opioids Settlement with six remnant defendants, formalizing Dodge County's participation in that phase of the settlement process. The specific settlement amounts or allocations were not provided in the minutes.
The Board also unanimously approved an Agreement for Planning Services with Ray Planning Solutions LLC and authorized the chairman to sign the agreement. Separately, the Board approved a proposal from Mytty PC Consulting & Training to assist with the county's budgeting process and other projects as needed.
On routine financial business the Board approved wage and hour claims totaling $298,636.74 and financial claims totaling $360,968.79.
Why it matters: participation in opioid settlements may affect future county revenue streams used for public health or related programs; planning and consulting contracts will shape budgeting and project implementation. The actions were all approved unanimously and recorded in the minutes.
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