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Commissioners approve a series of routine financial and administrative items, including ambulance district orders and authorizations
Summary
At the May 18 meeting the Board approved a demand warrant to the BLM for $2,227, accepted the Weiser Ambulance District payroll and expense orders, authorized ACH e-payments with Columbia Bank, approved an audit engagement letter with Quest CPAs, and approved a county credit card for the Building Inspector.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners approved multiple routine financial and administrative items during its May 18 meeting.
The Board approved a demand warrant payable to the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, for $2,227 related to the Crane Creek Bridge after a motion by Commissioner Jim Harberd and second by Commissioner Gordon Wilkerson. The minutes record the motion as carried.
The Board recessed and convened as the Weiser Ambulance District, which approved Order No. 26-31 for payroll expenses of $22,763.51 and Order No. 26-32 for general expenses of $11,976.30. The District reviewed ACH authorization paperwork for electronic payments through Columbia Bank; the Board allowed the Chairman to sign the e-payment authorization with Columbia Bank. The Board also approved and authorized the Chairman to sign an Audit Engagement Letter with Quest CPAs for fiscal years 2026–2028.
On county business, the Board approved the application for a credit card for Building Inspector Billy Russell (motion by Commissioner Jim Harberd, second by Commissioner Nate Marvin). The Board also approved the May 11, 2026 minutes as corrected.
Motions on these items were moved and seconded as recorded in the minutes and carried; the meeting record does not list detailed roll-call tallies for all motions beyond the Seid Creek validation vote.
