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Adair County board approves $402,376.30 in bills including major bridge and fuel payments

Adair County Board of Supervisors · May 13, 2026
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Summary

The Adair County Board of Supervisors approved claims totaling $402,376.30 on May 13, 2026, including large payments for fuel ($72,906.64), a Lincoln bridge invoice ($99,290.11), and a $82,500 grandstand bleacher install. The board approved fund distributions covering General and Secondary Road funds.

The Adair County Board of Supervisors approved claims totaling $402,376.30 during its May 13 meeting, covering courthouse operations, road work, utilities and vendor invoices.

The claims listing included several large line items: Agriland Fs, $72,906.64 for April fuel; Govco Inc., $99,290.11 for N 27 Lincoln Bridge; Townsend Ventures LLC, $82,500.00 for grandstand bleacher installation; and a range of other vendor payments for equipment, utilities and services. The clerk presented fund allocations (General Fund and supplement, Rural Services, Secondary Road, NW Wind Farm debt service and capital project funds, and miscellaneous capital projects), and the board approved the distribution as presented.

The motion to approve the claims was moved by Wedemeyer and seconded by Hoadley; the minutes record that all motions were approved unanimously unless noted otherwise. The clerk’s summary showed $43,737.25 charged to the General Fund, $96,756.73 to Secondary Road, $171,362.85 to NW Wind Farm UR Capital Project Fund, $82,500.00 to Misc Capital Projects, among other entries.

Why it matters: The claims approval allocates county resources across routine operations and capital projects, including major road and infrastructure work. The record lists vendors and amounts for transparency and budget tracking.

The meeting record shows these approvals were part of routine business; the board adjourned at 9:32 a.m.