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The Marshall County Commissioners held a regular meeting to approve June 2026 purchase orders, discuss budget requests for 2027, and consider security measures. The Board addressed staffing changes and various appropriations for services, including emergency management and community programs. The meeting concluded with plans for the next session on July 6, 2026.

The Marshall County Commissioners met to discuss various matters, including approving purchase orders for public safety, construction, and community services. They received updates on budget requests from various agencies, including a proposed increase for the Extension Office. Two executive sessions were held regarding attorney-client privileges and personnel evaluations, with no actions taken. The meeting adjourned with plans for the next session on June 15, 2026.

The Marshall County Commissioners met to discuss various topics, including infrastructure security, bridge funding, and employee evaluations. They approved multiple purchase orders, a letter regarding storm chasers, and applications for grant support and housing programs. The meeting included executive sessions, and the next meeting is scheduled for June 1, 2026.

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The Marshall County Commissioners held a regular meeting, approving minutes, several purchase orders, and grants. Discussions included budgets and personnel evaluations, with multiple executive sessions held. Key decisions included declaring surplus shotguns and granting an extension for a revitalization application. The next meeting is scheduled for May 18, 2026.

The Marshall County Commissioners met regularly, approving past minutes and various purchase orders including contracts and services. The board discussed infrastructure projects, including bridge bids and an electrical contract for a new building. Executive sessions addressed employee evaluations. The next meeting is scheduled for April 13, 2026.

The Marshall County Commissioners convened a regular session, approving prior minutes and various purchase orders. Key discussions included updates on public works, budget adjustments, and executive sessions regarding personnel evaluations and potential litigation. The board approved a Neighborhood Revitalization application and adjourned, scheduling the next meeting for February 17, 2026.

The Marshall County Commissioners convened on January 26, 2026, approving various purchases and financial matters, including attorney services and annual dues. They discussed waste disposal rate increases and jail improvements, granting authority for bid proposals. Executive sessions for employee evaluations were held, concluding with adjournment at 10:03 a.m.

The Marshall County Commissioners held a meeting on December 29, 2025, where they approved minutes, various purchase orders for legal and road maintenance services, and several abatements totaling $5,595. They also discussed a bridge replacement, approved a road vacation resolution, entered an executive session on potential litigation, and scheduled the next meeting for January 12, 2026.

The Marshall County Commissioners convened and approved minutes, purchase orders for various services and supplies, and a Neighborhood Revitalization application. Health updates were shared, including vaccine statistics. The board discussed attorney contracts and entered an executive session on potential litigation. Finally, six tax abatements were approved before adjourning.

The Marshall County Commissioners' meeting covered various approvals, including purchase orders for construction, legal services, and healthcare. Resolutions regarding the Neighborhood Revitalization and Infill Housing programs were passed, along with payroll and contract approvals. The session concluded with an executive meeting, and the next meeting is set for December 8, 2025.

The Marshall County Commissioners convened with members Jon Ungerer, Austin Cline, and Greg Meyer present. Key agenda items included approving minutes, discussing health insurance premiums, and canvassing the 2025 General Election. Executive sessions addressed potential litigation and contract negotiations. The Board also authorized several purchase orders and supported a grant application for Twin Valley Developmental Services.