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Commissioners approve payroll, utility and insurance claims; approve $2,000 bonus to planning director

5837522 · September 24, 2025
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Summary

The board approved payroll and claims, entered departmental reports into the record, and approved Resolution 2025-3 to authorize a $2,000 bonus to Mark Wynn for extra work on a transportation garage.

At their meeting, Adams County commissioners approved routine financial claims and records and accepted several departmental reports into the public record. The board approved payroll claims totaling roughly $385,008.73 and utility claims of about $33,006.25; it also approved Allied weekly health insurance claims that required $82,006.63 in funding after stop-loss adjustments.

The board entered the animal-control and weights-and-measures monthly reports into the record after receiving copies in advance; inspectors’ work and a small number of rejections in weights-and-measures were noted. Commissioners also approved payroll time-card approvals for department heads.

Commissioners approved Resolution No. 2025-3, which authorizes a $2,000 payment to Mark Wynn (identified in the meeting as the planning and zoning director and building inspector) for his extra work serving effectively as a general contractor on the transportation garage project. The payment will be processed in the next pay cycle and charged to the commissioners’ overtime budget, the meeting record shows.

The board also voted to cancel next week’s regular meeting because two of three commissioners will be out of state and the county would not have a quorum; commissioners noted their rule requires two present in person with a third allowed to dial in.

No formal votes were recorded in the transcript with member-by-member tallies; motions for each item were made, seconded and the chair announced the motions passed.