There are no contested elections on the Nov. 3 Greene County ballot. Auditor Billie Jo Hoskins released candidate lists Aug. 27. Any other candidates will be write-in only.
County offices –
Board of supervisors, all are voted at large to four-year terms. Candidates are Dawn Rudolph, R, District 2; and James Hedges, R, District 3.
County treasurer, four-year term, Candidate is Katlynn Mechaelsen, R.
County recorder, four-year term, Deb McDonald, D.
County attorney, four-year term, Benjamin Smith, R.
Township trustees, clerk – Dawson, trustee Scott Walker, clerk Becki Cunningham; Franklin, trustee Douglas Lawton, clerk Linda Tipton; Grant, trustee Peg Heater, clerk Marvin Rasmussen; Greenbrier, trustee Brent Badger, clerk Jeri Hedges; Highland, trustee John McCormick, and to fill a vacancy Perry Parker, and clerk Marsha Subbert; Jackson, trustee Joshua Hedges, clerk Tom Lawton; Junction, trustee Wade Sohm, clerk Linda Hoffman; Kendrick, trustee Dennis C. Paup, clerk Dawn Thielen; Scranton, clerk Anthony McDonald, clerk Debra Fey; Washington, clerk Mark Devilbiss, clerk Mary Ann hick; and Willow, clerk Michael Carter, clerk Kelsey Eischeid.
Various boards and commissions – County public hospital trustees, four-year term, vote for no more than three, Douglas Carman, Katherine Neese, William D. Raney. Soil & Water Conservation District commissioners, four-year term, vote for no more than two, Andy Krieger, and to fill a vacancy, Scott Graham; and County Agricultural Extension Council, four-year term, vote for no more than five, Tracy Deal, Tori Gettler, Brandon Hommer, Kimberly K. Schiltz, Katie Towers.
Cities are also renewing their local option sales and services tax (LOSST) at the rate of 1 percent, effective July 1, 2027, with no sunset date. Each ballot will include a purpose statement for the revenues generated.
Revenues from the local option sales and services tax shall be allocated as follows:
City of Churdan, 25% for property tax relief and 75% for any lawful corporate purpose of the city as determined by the City Council.
City of Dana, 100% for property tax relief.
City of Grand Junction, 100% of said local option sales and service tax to be allocated for any costs associated with property tax relief.
City of Jefferson, 100% for the repair, maintenance, replacement and improvement of Jefferson’s infrastructure.
City of Paton, 100% for the repair, maintenance, replacement and improvement of Paton infrastructure.
City of Rippey, 100% of said local options sales services tax to be allocated for any costs associated with property tax relief.
City of Scranton, 20% of said local option sales and services tax shall be allocated for any costs associated with operating expenses of the Scranton Public Library. 30% of said local option sales and services tax shall be allocated for any costs associated with the general expenses of the City of Scranton. 30% of said local option sales and services tax shall be allocated for any costs associated with the public works department of the City of Scranton. 20% said local option sales and services tax shall be allocated for any costs associated with the water and sewer expenses of the City of Scranton.
