The Morrill County Board of Commissioners convened their regular meeting on Tuesday, October 14, addressing a brisk agenda that included tax levies, road improvements, property foreclosures, and a key personnel appointment The session opened with roll call, approval of the agenda, and minutes from the September 23 meeting, followed by a review of correspondence and claims, which passed without debate.The board briefly entered the Board of Equalization, where County Clerk Kathy Brandt presented levies for the 20252026 fiscal year, which were adopted by resolution. After considering possible tax list corrections and clerical errors outlined by County Assessor Rose Nelson, the board returned to regular session.
A public hearing on the one- and six-year road program, led by County Highway Superintendent Bryan Hoerler, drew community input on proposed improvements. The board certified his compliance with state requirements, approved the program resolution, and discussed general road business.
County Treasurer Loretta McCoy reported on remaining unsold properties. Resolutions were passed to issue tax sale certificates and pursue foreclosures. District Court Clerk Susan Kelly presented the Maximus cost allocation plan, which was approved.
