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Dawson County approves $1.54 million in claims and $811,632.55 in payroll

Dawson County Board of Commissioners · May 1, 2026
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Summary

The Dawson County Board of Commissioners approved vendor claims totaling $1,544,528.70, Treasurer’s Receipts of $876,047.04, and general payroll of $811,632.55 at its May 1 meeting; a notable vendor invoice was $75,770 to Control Masters.

The Dawson County Board of Commissioners on May 1 approved claims totaling $1,544,528.70 and accepted Treasurer’s Receipts of $876,047.04.

The board recorded detailed vendor and payroll claims in the minutes. Notable items listed in the vendor claims included a $75,770 invoice to Control Masters for upgrades and transfers to the Dawson County Treasurer totaling $118,301.26. The minutes also show general payroll of $811,632.55 and road payroll of $137,843.30.

Commissioner Rod Reynolds moved and Commissioner Joe Richeson seconded approval of the claims as presented; the motion carried with a recorded unanimous vote. The minutes show Commissioner Stewart abstained from approval of the April 15 minutes but voted in favor of the claims and receipts.

The board also approved special designated licenses for four wineries to serve alcohol at the Wine & Art event scheduled for June 6, 2026.