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Adams County supervisors approve $319,081.98 in claims
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Adams County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved claims totaling $319,081.98, including six-figure and multi-ten-thousand-dollar invoices for road and equipment contractors, library and public-health contributions, and software services.
Chairperson Chris Standley presided as the Adams County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved claims totaling $319,081.98 at its March 9, 2026 meeting.
Supervisor Scott Akin moved to approve the claims as presented; Supervisor Tony Hardisty seconded. "All supervisors voted aye," the minutes state, and the motion carried.
The claims docket presented to the board listed a range of vendor payments and contributions. Notable line items included a $102,642.00 invoice to Murphy Contracting; $33,379.96 for Truck Equip Inc. (equipment); $27,500.00 for ReGov (computer program/software); $25,136.00 to Midwest Serv for supplies; a $34,619.50 contribution to Taylor County Public Health; and a $10,000.00 contribution to Corning Library. The minutes show a broad mix of road, equipment, maintenance, utilities, software, and contribution payments supporting county operations.
Board members approved the claims by voice vote without recorded dissent; the minutes list the supervisors present as Scott Akin, Chris Standley, Leland Shipley, Tony Hardisty and Bobbi Maynes. The board also approved the meeting agenda and the minutes of the March 2 meeting earlier in the session.
After approving claims and other routine business, the board heard department reports and presentations and adjourned at 10:11 AM.
