September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 4 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 4 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 4 of 6

Wells County Special Meeting September 18, 2026 Today, the Commissioners are conducting interviews for Recorder Position opening. The Auditor, Dan Stutlein, conducted the interview for the Commissioner’s board.

The following people were interviewed:

1. Alexa La Plant
2. Connie Loen
3. Kristie Anderson
4. Ernest Stedge III
5. Faye Schimelfenig

Comprehensive Plan for Wells County discussion

Next Meeting September 23, 2026

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 3 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 3 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 3 of 6

Wells County Special Meeting September 18, 2026 Today, the Commissioners are conducting interviews for Recorder Position opening. The Auditor, Dan Stutlein, conducted the interview for the Commissioner’s board.

The following people were interviewed:

1. Alexa La Plant
2. Connie Loen
3. Kristie Anderson
4. Ernest Stedge III
5. Faye Schimelfenig

Comprehensive Plan for Wells County discussion

Next Meeting September 23, 2026

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 2 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 2 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 2 of 6

Wells County Special Meeting September 18, 2026 Today, the Commissioners are conducting interviews for Recorder Position opening. The Auditor, Dan Stutlein, conducted the interview for the Commissioner’s board.

The following people were interviewed:

1. Alexa La Plant
2. Connie Loen
3. Kristie Anderson
4. Ernest Stedge III
5. Faye Schimelfenig

Comprehensive Plan for Wells County discussion

Next Meeting September 23, 2026

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 1 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 1 of 6

September 18, 2026, Commissioner Special Meeting Part 1 of 6

Wells County Special Meeting September 18, 2026 Today, the Commissioners are conducting interviews for Recorder Position opening. The Auditor, Dan Stutlein, conducted the interview for the Commissioner’s board.

The following people were interviewed:

1. Alexa La Plant
2. Connie Loen
3. Kristie Anderson
4. Ernest Stedge III
5. Faye Schimelfenig

Comprehensive Plan for Wells County discussion

Next Meeting September 23, 2026

September 16, 2026, Harvey School Board Meeting Part 2 of 2

September 16, 2026, Harvey School Board Meeting Part 2 of 2

September 16, 2026, Harvey School Board Meeting Part 2 of 2

Harvey School Board Meeting:  September 16, 2026

Approval of Minutes and payment of bills

Superintendent Report:  Ventilation fans; Dumpster Replacements; Elementary Ceiling in gym; Buzzer quit at Elementary; Johnson Control; Gym equip maintenance; Homecoming week; activities bus; Mini Bus fleet is going downhill:  Star’s reports; Preschool Screening; ND Community foundation grant: Harvey & Hurdsfield.

High School Principal Report:  Haas sent via video; subs are doing good; Math & Science going well.

Elementary Principal Report:  Mr. Emory begin with the enrollment numbers; support services; infinite campus; attendance reports; staff; ADA; subs & maternity leave; changes to staff rolls; 4th grade missing a teacher, Math counts; American Heart Assoc. Challenge; Stan Ass. Done:  This has identified students needing help with 6th grade community project; working on bus; they have a good sub list.

Activities director Report:  Mr. Loff states all fall activities are up & running: Golf, volleyball, football, high school football, cross county, and 1 act play practice has started with 22 participants.

Items for discussion:  Building committee update; options for furnace & roof; Ottertail might have some funds to help; replacing broiler will need pipe replacement as well; heating options were discussed: propane, geothermal may not be an option; Johnson Controls was talked to; ADA requirement get trigged when?; Check into Historical grant requirements; The plan to get a quote for the project.

Activity Bus Lease Agreement:  Horizon financial bank in Bismarck is 5 && year lease to own options; Loff recommends a lease plan of 7 years plan; no penalty for early payoff; Total cost of $397,000 for bus; all donation money for the bus; They already have 3 years of funds from donations alone; they will trade in the old white bus.

Ventilation fans: Kitchen pantry & science room $1609.32; both need to be replaced, freight cost is not included, approx. $3500.00 total; Capitol projects funds for fans. 

Preschool Lease agreement:  Room available; in operation; $50 rent fee for #115 room, needs inspection for preschool use.

School Dist. Annual Financial report: 2025-26, General fund recap, Need to add some things due improper coding.

2026-27 School Budget:  Loff went over the budget report; salary costs have decreased; more money used for substitute teachers this year; Insurance rate went up, but benefits have gone down in cost; special ed; operational services; budgeted less for purchases; more money for advertising; budget up on repairs & materials; fuel cost higher; technology fees higher; Auditor will help Loff understand what mills they have to work with; total number of Mills is 85.84 to 87.64mills; budgeting for bus is %50,000 each year; special meeting will be needed before approving the budget in 2 weeks; no action taken tonight.

Next meeting:  Oct 14, 2026 7pm

September 16, 2026, Harvey School Board Meeting Part 1 of 2

September 16, 2026, Harvey School Board Meeting Part 1 of 2

September 16, 2026, Harvey School Board Meeting Part 1 of 2

Harvey School Board Meeting:  September 16, 2026

Approval of Minutes and payment of bills

Superintendent Report:  Ventilation fans; Dumpster Replacements; Elementary Ceiling in gym; Buzzer quit at Elementary; Johnson Control; Gym equip maintenance; Homecoming week; activities bus; Mini Bus fleet is going downhill:  Star’s reports; Preschool Screening; ND Community foundation grant: Harvey & Hurdsfield.

High School Principal Report:  Haas sent via video; subs are doing good; Math & Science going well.

Elementary Principal Report:  Mr. Emory begin with the enrollment numbers; support services; infinite campus; attendance reports; staff; ADA; subs & maternity leave; changes to staff rolls; 4th grade missing a teacher, Math counts; American Heart Assoc. Challenge; Stan Ass. Done:  This has identified students needing help with 6th grade community project; working on bus; they have a good sub list.

Activities director Report:  Mr. Loff states all fall activities are up & running: Golf, volleyball, football, high school football, cross county, and 1 act play practice has started with 22 participants.

Items for discussion:  Building committee update; options for furnace & roof; Ottertail might have some funds to help; replacing broiler will need pipe replacement as well; heating options were discussed: propane, geothermal may not be an option; Johnson Controls was talked to; ADA requirement get trigged when?; Check into Historical grant requirements; The plan to get a quote for the project.

Activity Bus Lease Agreement:  Horizon financial bank in Bismarck is 5 && year lease to own options; Loff recommends a lease plan of 7 years plan; no penalty for early payoff; Total cost of $397,000 for bus; all donation money for the bus; They already have 3 years of funds from donations alone; they will trade in the old white bus.

Ventilation fans: Kitchen pantry & science room $1609.32; both need to be replaced, freight cost is not included, approx. $3500.00 total; Capitol projects funds for fans. 

Preschool Lease agreement:  Room available; in operation; $50 rent fee for #115 room, needs inspection for preschool use.

School Dist. Annual Financial report: 2025-26, General fund recap, Need to add some things due improper coding.

2026-27 School Budget:  Loff went over the budget report; salary costs have decreased; more money used for substitute teachers this year; Insurance rate went up, but benefits have gone down in cost; special ed; operational services; budgeted less for purchases; more money for advertising; budget up on repairs & materials; fuel cost higher; technology fees higher; Auditor will help Loff understand what mills they have to work with; total number of Mills is 85.84 to 87.64mills; budgeting for bus is %50,000 each year; special meeting will be needed before approving the budget in 2 weeks; no action taken tonight.

Next meeting:  Oct 14, 2026 7pm