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ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Jufy 13,2021 - BOARD AGENDA Government Center Board Room The public is invited to join the meeting remotely by phone call 1-415-655-0001, (access code): 182 857 7221; (meeting password): 7282 9:00 1) J. Mark Wedel, County Board Chair A) Callto Order B) Pledge of Allegiance C) Board of Commissioners Meeting Procedure D) Approval ofAgenda E) Citizens' Public Comment - Comments from visitors must be informational in nature and not exceed (5) minutes per person. The County Board generally will not engage in a discussion or debate in those five minutes but will take the information and find answers if that is appropriate. As part of the County Board protocol, it is unacceptable for any speaker to slander or engage in character assassination at a public Board meeting. Anyone attending virtually wishing to speak during the public comment period should notify the County Administrator's office a|218-927-7276 option 7 no later than 2:30 P.M. on the Monday before the meeting. 2l Consent Agenda - All items on the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine and have been made available to the County Board at least two days prior to the meeting; the items will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a Board member or citizen so requests, in which event the item will be removed from this Agenda and considered under separate motion. A) Correspondence File June 22,2021to July 13,2021 B) Approve June 22,2021County Board Minutes C) Approve Electronic Funds Transfers D) Approve Commissioner Vouchers E) Approve Auditor's Vouchers - LLCC Property lnsurance Claim invoices and Hwy Contract F) Approve Auditor's Vouchers - May Settlements G) Approve Auditor's Vouchers - R&B Contract payments and Tax Gourts H) Approve Auditor's Vouchers - Hwy Dept Contract Payments l) Approve ManualWarrants/Voids/Corrections - State General Tax and FSA Claims 2021 J) Approve Manual Warrants/Voids/Corrections - ELAN Pd 611012l Allocated K) Approve Manual Warrants/Voids/Corrections - Camping Refund 6116121 L) Approve Manual Warrants/Voids/Corrections - Camping Refund 6117 121 M) Approve ManualWarrants/Voids/Corrections - Manual payments for FSA claims and fees N) Approve Manual WarrantsA/oids/Corrections - Electronic chargebacks, 6t24121 O) Approve ManualWarrants/Voids/Corrections - Mtg Reg and State Deed Tax, June Accelerated Pmt P) Approve Manual Warrants/Voids/Corrections - Account Glosed, NSF Checks Q) Approve ManualWarrants/Voids/Gorrections - Camping Refunds 6124121 & 6128121 R) Approve Manual Warrants/Voids/Corrections - FSA Claims 2021 #39871004 S) Approve ManualWarrants/Voids/Corrections - ELAN Paid 6124121 Allocated T) Approve Manual Warrants/Voids/Corrections - Credit Card Fees June 2021 U) Approve Affidavit for Duplicate of Lost Warrant V) Approve AutoCAD License Renewal Surveying/GlS W) Adopt Resolution: Aitkin County Search & Rescue Donation X) Adopt Resolution: LG230 Off-Site Gambling - Lions Club Y) Adopt Resolution: Final Contract Payment - Contract No. 20201 Z) Sign County Board of Appeal Certification Form 9:03 3) Jim Bright - Facilities Coordinator A) Approve ContracUAdvertise for Bids 9:18 4l Mark Jeffers - Economic Development Coordinator A) CBR Accelerate Program B) NTIA Broadband Grant Application C) NTIA Broadband Grant Application - request for public hearing 9:48 5) Jennifer Gorcoran - MN DNR (3DEP) A) L|DAR Presentation from 3DEP 10:03 6) John Welle - County Engineer A) Adopt Resolution - Bridge Priority Resolution 10:13 7) Jessica Seibert - County Administrator A) Administrator Updates 10:18 8) Committee Updates 10:48 9) Dan Guida - County Sheriff/Jim Ratz - County Attorney A) Closed Session Under MN Statute 13D.05 Subd. 3(b)- Attorney-Client Privilege 11:18 Adjourn 2B AITKIN COUNTY BOARD June 22,2021 The Aitkin County Board of Commissioners met this 2 day of June,2Q21 at 2:00 p.m Gallto Order at the Aitkin Government Center with the following members present: Board Chair J. Mark Wedel, Commissioners Laurie Westerlund, Donald Niemi, Anne Marcotte, Brian Napstad, County Administrator Jessica Seibert, and Temporary Administrative Assistant Nikki Knutson. Motion made by Commissioner Napstad, seconded by Commissioner Niemi and carried, Approved Agenda all voting yes to approve the June 22,2021 agenda, as amended adding item 3) C) Teamsters Non-Licensed Contract and deleting itme 6) A) Approve Contract/Advertise for Bids AITKIN COUNTY HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Health & Human BOARD MEETING Services Attendance The Aitkin County Board of Commissioners met this 22nd day of June 2021, al2'.01 p.m. as the Aitkin County Health & Human Services Board, with the following members present: Commissioners Brian Napstad, J. Mark Wedel, Anne Marcotte, Don Niemi, and Laurie Westerlund. Others present included: Health and Human Services Director Cynthia Bennett, Accounting Supervisor Carli Goble, Public Health Supervisor Erin Melz, Financial Services Supervisor Jessi Goble (VlA WebEx), Child Support Supervisor Julie Herbst (VlA WebEx), County Administrator Jessica Seibert, Nikki Knutson, Paul Vold, KKIN (VlA WebEx), and Rebecca Fudala, Aitkin lndependent Age (VlA WebEx). Agenda Motion by Commissioner Westerlund, seconded by Commissioner Marcotte and carried, all members present voting yes to approve the June 22,2021 Health & Human Services Board agenda. Minutes Motion by Commissioner Napstad, seconded by Commissioner Niemi and carried, all members present voting yes to approve the May 25,2021 Health and Human Services Board minutes. Bills Carli stated that there were only normal monthly bills this month although she did note that they did pay for 100o/o County responsibility for one individual that was housed at the Anoka Treatment Center for two days before they were able to find other housing for them. Motion by Commissioner Westerlund, seconded by Commissioner Marcotte and carried, all members present voting yes to approve the bills. H&HS Director's Update, Cynthia Bennett Page 1 of 6 AITKIN COUNTY BOARD June 22,2021 Cynthia started by giving the floor to Erin Melz, Public Health Director, to give an update onT2l.Erin updated the members that on August 11,2021, from 2-3pm there will be a workshop held. That workshop is being put together by Hannah Colby, in conjunction with The American Lung Association and the Public Health Law Center to bring an educational forum in honor of the one year anniversary of the T21 law in August. She added that they will be discussing how the law has affected sales and usage rates in the juvenile population. Commissioner Wedel and Westerlund have been invited to the event and have indicated that they will be in attendance for it. Erin also added, on another note, that PH is working with MDH to try and get the COVID-19 Vaccination bus to be on-site at the Aitkin County Fair to provide the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to anyone who would like it. lf they are available this would be a nice opportunity for folks who are not vaccinated to get vaccinated if they choose to do so. Cynthia then gave a light update on where the legislature is at with the budget stating that the State is looking at a possible shutdown and that DHS has prepared letters to go out to certain groups just in case it happens. Those groups are the Economic Supports, those receiving services through health care, and those receiving childcare services. The HHS Omnibus Bill is close to being agreed upon by both parties and once agreement has been reached it will be taken back to each party for approval by each group, house and senate. She added that if there is a shutdown HHS would not be receiving any revenue, during that period, from the state but that HHS's fund balance is healthy so that they will still have enough money to pay their bills and keep providing services to the county residents that need it. Lastly she informed the Board that Carli Goble and she met with an architect about the redesign of HHS, have toured one county's buildings for ideas, and are in the process of setting up a time to go view another's. Approval of Contracts/Agreements/Policies Motion by Commissioner Marcotte, seconded by Commissioner Niemi and carried, all members voting yes to approve the Children's Mental Health (CMH) Screening Grant amendment for January 1 , 2Q21 through December 31, 2021. Committee Reports Community Health Board Report Commissioner WesterlundiErin Melz updated the Board member's on the details of their last meeting. They stated that the board had previously thought they may separate from the 7 County Alliance and apply for the SHIP grant themselves, but that after much discussion decided it was probably not a great idea. Reviewed the director's annual nce review and it was sitive Page 2 of 6 AITKIN COUNTY BOARD June 22,2021 Approved a contract with the University of Minnesota to allow them to have interns from the U of M work for the CHB. Lastly Erin mentioned that ltasca is joining Aitkin and Koochiching by starting using the MECSH program. H&HS Advisory Committee Report Commissioner Wedel stated that they had met and had reviewed and approved the By- Laws and were given a very informative presentation on Guardianship/Conservatorship by Becca Person from H&HS. AEOA Gommittee Report Commissioner Westerlund updated the members on their last meeting and that they had discussed the financials, the budget, and the Meals-On-Wheels food quality. CARE Report Commissioner Westerlund reported that they did meet and had discussed the stat sheets, the Well-At-Home grant has been submitted, applied for a SHIP grant, and also had Diversity training. The meeting was adjourned at 2:30 p.m Next Meeting - July 27,2021 There was no Citizens' Public Comment Gitizens'Public Comment Motion by Commissioner Westerlund, seconded by Commissioner Napstad and carried, Gonsent Agenda all members voting yes to approve the Consent Agenda as follows.
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