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Bremer County supervisors authorize $53,402 transfer and approve nearly $924,000 in claims
Summary
At its June 11 meeting the Bremer County Board of Supervisors adopted a FY24 fund transfer of $53,402 from the Debt Service Fund to General Basic and authorized payment of claims that together produce a grand total of $923,794.52 on the meeting record.
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors on June 11 adopted a resolution authorizing a FY24 budget transfer of $53,402 from the Debt Service Fund to the General Basic Fund and approved the county’s claims as presented, which the minutes record as a grand total of $923,794.52.
Chairman Corey Cerwinske called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. Supervisor Hildebrandt moved and Supervisor Kammeyer seconded both the fund‑transfer resolution (RESOLUTION NO. 24‑41) and the motion to authorize the auditor to issue checks for claims; the board approved the motions unanimously.
The meeting record itemizes county payments and vendor invoices across departments. Major items listed in the claims summary include a resurfacing payment to River City Paving for $394,397.50, a payment to BMC Aggregates of $169,368.36, the Community Based Services budget allocation of $50,000, and Pictometry image library payments (two entries totaling $27,376.67 across department summaries). The minutes also record internal loan payments and routine reimbursements, and a consolidated claims total on the record of $923,794.52.
The board also approved several routine personnel and payroll items in the same session, including a payroll correction for Election Clerk Steven Jordan and approval to carry over compensatory time for an Auditor’s Office employee; those personnel actions were moved and seconded by the supervisors and recorded as approved.
The resolutions and claims listing are recorded in the board minutes and the county’s public resolutions and ordinances portal; the board did not identify contested or split votes on these items.
The board adjourned at 10:48 a.m.
