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County approves Crane Creek Bridge payment and routine ambulance-district finance items

Board of County Commissioners of Washington County, Idaho · May 18, 2026
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Summary

At its May 18 meeting Washington County approved a $2,227.00 demand warrant to the BLM for Crane Creek Bridge and, while convened as the Weiser Ambulance District, approved payroll and expense orders, an e-payment authorization, and an audit engagement for 2026–2028.

Washington County commissioners approved several routine finance and administrative items during the May 18 meeting, including a payment to the Bureau of Land Management for Crane Creek Bridge and multiple Ambulance District financial approvals.

Commissioner Jim Harberd moved, seconded by Gordon Wilkerson, to approve a demand warrant payable to the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management in the amount of $2,227.00 for the Crane Creek Bridge; the motion carried. Later, and while acting as the Weiser Ambulance District board, members approved Order No. 26-31 for payroll expenses ($22,763.51) and Order No. 26-32 for general expenses ($11,976.30).

The Board also authorized an ACH e-payment agreement with Columbia Bank for electronic payments and approved an Audit Engagement Letter with Quest CPAs for fiscal years 2026–2028. In separate action, the Board approved a credit-card application for Building Inspector Billy Russell to assist with licensing and certification expenses.

Provenance: The demand-warrant motion appears in the consent items; Ambulance District orders, e-payment authorization, and audit engagement are recorded in the Ambulance District segment of the minutes.