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Commissioners approve routine payment of county bills
Summary
The court voted to audit and settle accounts on an attached listing and direct payment of those accounts; motion carried after routine roll-call.
At the start of a special session Oct. 16, the El Paso County Commissioner's Court approved a routine motion to audit and settle accounts presented by the assistant county auditor.
Assistant County Auditor Michael described the agenda item as a “housekeeping item for us to get bills paid” and asked the court to approve the attached listing of accounts. The judge moved to approve the payment list; Commissioner Olguin seconded, the court opened voting and the motion carried. The court did not record a roll-call tally in the meeting transcript.
Why it matters: auditing and settling accounts is a routine administrative step that authorizes payment of county obligations and keeps county vendors and contractors paid on schedule.
Ending: No further action was taken on this agenda item after the court approved the payment list.
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