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Hancock County Board approves $1.29 million in claims, including $451,284 for roadstone and $193,440 to county health system
Summary
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors authorized the County Auditor to issue checks for claims on file from March 2–16, 2026 totaling $1,288,512.80. Large items on the register included $451,284.41 to BMC Aggregates LC for roadstone and $193,440.10 to Hancock County Health System.
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors voted March 16, 2026 to authorize the County Auditor to issue checks for claims on file from March 2 through March 16, 2026, approving a claims register that lists multiple vendors and a total of $1,288,512.80. The motion to authorize issuance of checks was moved by Supervisor Gary Rayhons, seconded by Supervisor Florence (Sis) Greiman, and carried unanimously.
The claims register published in the minutes lists a wide range of county expenditures. Notable line items included $451,284.41 to BMC AGGREGATES LC for roadstone; $193,440.10 to Hancock County Health System for county support/grants/safety screening; $165,054.82 to Hancock County Medical Benefit for April medical premiums; $66,202.00 to Hancock County EMA Services for the 2025–2026 emergency management allocation; and $34,500.00 to Hancock County Agricultural Society as a FY2025–2026 budget allocation. The minutes show a final total of $1,288,512.80 for the claims period.
The minutes do not record separate discussion of individual claims or any dissent. The Board’s action authorized Auditor Michelle K. Eisenman to issue payments as listed; Eisenman attested the minutes and Osmund “Bud” Jermeland signed as Chair. The Board adjourned at 10:06 a.m. and is scheduled to reconvene March 23, 2026.
