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Custer County OKs $1.534 million road hard-surface payment, creates dedicated road and bond funds
Summary
The Custer County Board of Supervisors approved a $1,534,999.69 payment to Paulsen, Inc., and adopted two resolutions creating a Road Project Fund and a Highway Bond Fund to manage road-improvement receipts and debt service.
The Custer County Board of Supervisors on May 12 approved a $1,534,999.69 Road Hard Surface Fund payment to Paulsen, Inc. and adopted two county budget resolutions to set up dedicated accounts for road projects and bond debt service.
Treasurer Bryant presented Resolution 17-2026 to create a Road Project Fund (802) to receive and distribute money for road improvements; the board approved the measure on a motion by Gibbons, seconded by Longmore. Bryant then presented Resolution 18-2026 to establish a Highway Bond Fund (3700) to accumulate funds for interest and principal payments on bonds; the board approved that resolution on a motion by Gibbons, seconded by Parliament. All recorded motions carried by roll call vote (Ayes—All).
The minutes list the Paulsen, Inc. payment under the Road Hard Surface Fund as $1,534,999.69. The Road Fund and related claims also include large equipment and material expenditures noted in the claims listing presented at the meeting. The resolutions create separate budget lines intended to make road-project revenues, expenditures and debt-service payments more transparent and traceable within the county budget.
The board approved the payments and resolutions during its regular session at the Custer County Courthouse. No additional debate or amendments to the resolutions are recorded in the minutes. The board adjourned at 11:07 a.m.; the next regular meeting is scheduled for May 26, 2026.
