(Spirit Lake)– Dickinson County Supervisors today (Tues.) took no action on a proposal to adjust the amount of money the county contributes annually to the Dickinson County Water Quality Commission. Coordinator John Wills says the changes would help meet inflation. But he says it would require a revision to the entity’s 28E agreement. Wills added there’s been some discussion about the possibility of earmarking a certain amount of the commission’s funds to help battle aquatic invasive species…
Supervisor Tim Fairchild said he feels the state should also up its funding for aquatic invasive species…
Wills is in the process of meeting with member entities of the Dickinson County Water Quality Commission about the possible changes. He says some cities have gone on record of being in favor of the additional funding, while others want to see what the other entities want to do.
