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County sales audit complete; grant application filed for 2025 as officials weigh spray-truck options
Summary
County staff reported completion of a sales audit submitted to the Department of Revenue and said a grant application was mailed in November for 2025; officials also discussed a spray-truck project and funding shares for agricultural pest control.
County finance staff reported that the county's sales audit was completed and exported to the Department of Revenue and that a grant application for 2025 was mailed in November.
Speaker 2 said the sales-audit files were exported and that about 18 measurable sales required changes before uploading the audit. On grant funding, Speaker 2 said the county had "got that application turned in so should be able to get our grant again for 2025," but added the award amount was unknown: "How much is that gonna be?" Speaker 2 responded, "We don't know yet." The transcript also contains an exchange suggesting last year's grant amount was discussed informally but not confirmed in the record.
Separately, Speaker 2 raised the wheat-and-pest program and the spray-truck project, asking whether the county should build a skid for a different truck or continue as planned through the winter months; Speaker 1 suggested shop projects could be completed in slower months.
Speaker 3 also reported a new water station to be installed at the shop and described how travel advisories on the county's '511' map would be used for countywide notices (noting tribal roads would be handled separately).
No formal grant award or contract action was recorded in the transcript; the grant application status and award amount remain to be determined.
