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Logan County commissioners approve claims, permits and interlocal agreement; direct staff on several items
Summary
At the March 18 meeting the Logan County Board approved claims totaling $135,577.83 (with one vendor claim held for clarification), approved multiple utility permits and a courthouse copy machine bid, and authorized an interlocal agreement with Lincoln County for veterans service duties.
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The Logan County Board of Commissioners met March 18 in Stapleton and completed routine county business, approving audited claims and several motions with unanimous votes.
By motion, the board approved the February 18 minutes and audited and allowed the claims list presented at the meeting, totaling $135,577.83 according to the transcript. The board withheld payment on Claim #26030051 to Sioux City Tarp, Inc. and directed Highway Superintendent Richard Cook to contact the vendor and request that the original sales order be honored.
The board approved a bid from Eakes Office Solutions for a new courthouse copy machine and approved Utility Permit Applications from Custer Public Power District to install two three-phase electric powerlines with 4" HDPE crossings under County Road 40 and under Avenue 205. Those permit motions were made by Jon Hill, seconded by Nathan Kramer, and carried unanimously.
County Attorney Andrew Van Velson presented a draft Interlocal Agreement with Lincoln County on Veterans Service Officer duties and the board approved signing the draft; Van Velson will forward it to the Lincoln County Attorney and the Lincoln County Commissioners for their consideration.
The board discussed, without deciding, a county credit card policy for officials and directed Van Velson to draft a policy for the next meeting. The Safety Committee asked that the courthouse south-entrance railing be replaced; the board asked Highway Superintendent Richard Cook to assign part-time road employee Kenneth Jividen to complete the repair.
Votes at a glance: - Approve minutes (Feb. 18, 2026): Motion by Jon Hill, second by Nathan Kramer; Yeas: Hill, Kramer, Wonch; Outcome: approved. - Claims audited and allowed (total listed $135,577.83): Motion by Kramer, second by Hill; Yeas: Kramer, Hill, Wonch; Outcome: approved; Claim #26030051 held for review. - Interlocal Agreement (Logan-Lincoln counties) for Veterans Service Officer duties: Motion by Jon Hill, second by Nathan Kramer; Yeas: Hill, Kramer, Wonch; Outcome: approved. - Eakes Office Solutions copy machine bid: Motion by Nathan Kramer, second by Jon Hill; Outcome: approved. - Utility permits (Custer Public Power District, two three-phase crossings): Motion by Jon Hill, second by Nathan Kramer; Outcome: approved.
The board adjourned the regular session before convening as the Board of Equalization later in the morning.
