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Board approves $431,048 in claims, including road and park projects
Summary
Supervisors approved claims and payments totaling $431,048.36 on June 10, including purchases for IT, gravel road materials, Cedar Valley Nature Trail work and Parkland erosion control; $5,528.62 was charged to a 60/40 fund.
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors on June 10 approved a resolution authorizing claims and payments totaling $431,048.36.
The county auditor reported that $5,528.62 of the total would be drawn from a designated 60/40 fund. Larger items listed in the payment register included IT purchases of $38,902.95 for computers and related equipment, material purchases for gravel road shoulder and aggregate, a $36,742.10 payment related to the Cedar Valley Nature Trail, and a $38,003.94 payment to Acidy Excavating for a Parkland erosion control project.
The board approved the resolution by roll call. Staff said all payments appeared to be in order and no additional discussion was recorded.
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