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Norfolk County commissioners approve year-end payroll and expense warrants totaling over $1.2 million
Summary
At the Dec. 31 meeting the commissioners approved multiple payroll and expense warrants, including county payroll of $143,971.82, another county payroll warrant of $146,494.81, school payroll of $397,315, county expenses of $420,885.97 and school expenses of $169,873.88; all were approved by roll-call votes.
The Norfolk County Commissioners approved multiple payroll and expense warrants during their Dec. 31 remote meeting, recording unanimous roll-call votes on each item.
Director staff announced the first county payroll warrant at $143,971.82; Commissioner Stade moved approval, the motion was seconded and passed by roll call. A second county payroll warrant (item 26-25) totaling $146,494.81 was clarified as county payroll and approved. The board then approved a school payroll warrant totaling $397,315 and county expenses totaling $420,885.97. Finally, school expenses of $169,873.88 were approved, concluding the meeting's payroll and expense business.
All payroll and expense warrants were approved on motions, seconds and recorded roll-call votes with Commissioners Stade, Collins and the chair voting yes as transcribed. The board recorded the warrants by amount and warrant number as read by staff during the meeting.
The meeting record shows the warrants and totals as presented; departments and payroll staff are responsible for executing the payments after the board's approval.
