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Grant County approves $46,461.42 in bills and $123,902.36 final payment to Gravel Products

Grant County Commissioners · June 4, 2025
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Summary

The Grant County board approved bills totaling $46,461.42 and authorized a final payment of $123,902.36 to Gravel Products, Inc. for the 2024–2025 gravel crushing project; motions carried by unanimous roll call.

Grant County Commissioners approved payment of bills totaling $46,461.42 at their June 4 meeting and authorized a $123,902.36 final payment to Gravel Products, Inc. for the 2024–2025 gravel crushing project.

Commissioner Marty Meyer moved to approve the bills; Commissioner Al Roy Hochhalter seconded. The minutes record a roll call of Meyer—aye; Hochhalter—aye; Chairman Alton Zenker—aye.

The minutes list vendor details recorded by the county, including a large invoice from Farstad Oil, Inc. for $20,971.94 and notable payments to Statewide Services, Inc. ($9,503.00) and Vanguard Appraisals, Inc. ($5,050.00). The full vendor list is recorded in the minutes and incorporated into county financial records.

The board separately approved final payment to Gravel Products, Inc. for $123,902.36 for the county gravel crushing project (motion: Meyer; second: Hochhalter; unanimous roll call). The minutes do not record any dissent or conditions attached to that final payment.

The treasurer's report was reviewed earlier in the meeting; no separate action on the report is recorded in the minutes.

Votes at a glance: - Approve bills totaling $46,461.42 — Meyer moved; Hochhalter seconded; vote: 3–0 (unanimous). - Final payment to Gravel Products, Inc. $123,902.36 — Meyer moved; Hochhalter seconded; vote: 3–0 (unanimous).

Next steps: County financial records will be updated to reflect the approvals; the minutes do not specify additional auditing steps.