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Treasurer outlines fund management; commission approves depositories, travel, tax forgiveness and most bills
Summary
Treasurer Dawn Grannis presented the pledge of assets and designated depositories; the commission approved both and authorized out-of-state travel. The board forgave $734.87 in mobile-home taxes on three abandoned units and approved bills totaling $78,085.03, withholding a $32,786.23 invoice from 3D Specialties.
Treasurer Dawn Grannis explained how county funds are maintained and presented a pledge of assets and a list of designated depositories at the Jan. 21 meeting. The commission moved and approved the pledge of assets and the designated depositories. Grannis also requested approval to travel out of state to attend the National Treasurer's Convention; the commission approved the travel request by unanimous vote.
Following a request from Sheriff Terry Ternes, the commission voted to remove three abandoned mobile homes from the Mercer County tax rolls and forgive outstanding taxes on properties at 305 Center Ave. S, 515 Central Ave. S, and 513 Central Ave. S in Beulah, totaling $734.87.
The board approved payment of presented bills totaling $78,085.03 and approved all bills as presented except for an invoice from 3D Specialties for $32,786.23, which was withheld from approval. The minutes list the approved vendors and amounts and record the total approved that day as $78,085.03.
