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Votes at a glance: Bonner County Board actions on May 26, 2026
Summary
The Bonner County Board adopted the agenda, approved the consent agenda (including a recorder large‑format scanner), approved FY26 claims and demands, passed a PTO payout and policy amendment direction, and approved a $9,290.10 AT&T gateway purchase for 911 communications.
At its May 26, 2026 meeting the Bonner County Board of Commissioners recorded the following actions:
- Adopted the order of the agenda as presented (roll call recorded 'Yes'). - Approved the consent agenda, which included one item over $5,000: a large‑format scanner/printer for the recorder's office (needed to handle plats and large drawings). - Approved fiscal year 2026 claims in batch 34 (motion recorded and passed; clerk summarized major items on the batch). - Approved FY26 demands in batch 34 totaling $114,866.95 (including a Regents BlueShield bill among items). - Approved a motion directing HR and payroll to pay straight‑time value for PTO accrued after the 480‑hour CAT cap and directed staff to amend policy 700 to reflect the change. - Approved payment of $9,290.10 to AT&T for a land mobile radio gateway for the sheriff's office, to be funded from 00824‑94101 (911 repeater site ops communications equipment account).
Where dollar amounts were not clearly read or were truncated in the meeting record, the article indicates that the transcript did not specify the full figure; the FY26 demands amount above was read aloud in full during the meeting.
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