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Codington County approves $1.17 million in claims, notes bond redemption and register of deeds fees
Summary
The board approved the auditor's account and monthly claims totaling $1,169,600.96 (county portion $511,026.82) and noted bond redemption and register of deeds fee totals; the board also approved a $37,558.20 911 pass-through to the City of Watertown and several routine personnel and travel items.
The Codington County Board of Commissioners approved the auditor's account and the monthly register of deeds report and moved to pay claims totaling $1,169,600.96 at a regular meeting.
The auditor/treasurer packet showed a jump in balances after adding a bond amount; the general ledger cash balance was reported as $50,497,955 and the bond redemption fund balance as $30,994,149. Register of deeds fees for the reporting month totaled $34,380.50.
The board recorded $657,980.14 in state pass-through claims, leaving $511,026.82 in county claims for payment. The agenda included an added Boys and Girls Club JDAI claim that increased the packet total. Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the claims and vouchers; the motion was seconded by Shriver and carried.
Separately, the board approved a 911 pass-through payment to the City of Watertown for $37,558.20 on a motion by Commissioner Johnson and second by Commissioner Shriver. The board also approved a personnel rehire (Memorial Park technician, rehire for Steve Devel at $20.86/hour beginning April 15), and several travel and workshop requests for weed-and-pest calibration and Treasurer's office staff training; those motions carried with no recorded opposition.
The board noted upcoming meetings of the county Board of Equalization: a county-only session at 1:00 p.m. in the courthouse and a consolidated session with the city council and school board at 6:30 p.m. in the Watertown City Council chambers at the new city hall. The meeting recessed to consider an executive-session motion related to personnel.
