Meeting Minutes
The Township Board meets on the 2nd Monday of every month at 5:30 PM.
When possible, the meetings are held at the Candor Town Hall, however in winter months the meetings are held at the CDH Vergas Fire Hall. All residents are welcome to attend.
If you have something for the agenda, please contact the Clerk a week prior to the meeting date.
Note: the attached documents are for reference only; if you need an official copy please contact the Clerk.
Meeting Minutes
Township Meeting Locations
Candor Town Hall
30664 Candor Hall Road
Vergas, Minnesota 56587
March - October
CDH Vergas Fire Hall
121 W Linden Street
Vergas, Minnesota 56587
November - February
Township Board
Chairman
Bradley Syltie
30355 Wing Trl
Vergas, MN 56587
Phone: (218) 342-3351
Term: 2020 - 2023
Supervisor
Lowell Bradbury
28466 Candor Hall Rd
Vergas, MN 56587
Phone: (218) 849-6059
Term: 2019 - 2022
Supervisor
Bruce Moe
Term: 2021 - 2024
Treasurer
Ryan Hansen
Term: 2021 - 2023
Clerk
Susan Tieden Email
Phone: 218-535-5206
Term:
Resolutions
Resolutions are generally used by town boards to express a particular position, to make an appointment or designation, or to adopt a policy that, while potentially binding on the township, is administrative or ministerial, and not legislative in nature. Common examples of resolutions include the following:
1. Recognizing the special efforts of a group of volunteers
2. Appointing someone to a board, commission, or other such post
3. Adopting a policy on how the town board will handle a particular duty
Certain actions must be taken by adopting a resolution, such as: designating minimum maintenance roads, designating rustic roads, abandoning a road, designating polling place hours, and authorizing contracts in a conflict-of-interest situation.
Resolutions generally are not subject to any formal method of adoption. This means that unless a specific statute provides otherwise, a resolution only requires a simple majority vote of those voting on the issue. There is no requirement that they be signed or published, although it is recommended that they be signed so that it is clear that they have been officially adopted by the town board.
Source: Minnesota Association of Townships