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Board signs off on warrants, gambling permit and schedules public hearing
Summary
The board approved Commissioner Warrants totaling $117,878.85, Human Services warrants of $157,167.67, approved a gambling permit for the Donnelly Rod and Gun Club, and set a public hearing for drainage petitions on April 21, 2026.
During its March 17 meeting the Stevens County Board of Commissioners approved multiple financial and administrative items, including Commissioner Warrants and Human Services warrants, granted a gambling/raffle permit and set a public hearing on drainage petitions.
Auditor‑Treasurer Stephanie Buss presented Commissioner Warrants showing a total of $117,878.85 across multiple funds and a list of larger payments; the board approved the Commissioner Warrants. Human Services Director Liberty Sleiter presented Human Services warrants totaling $157,167.67, which the board approved on a motion by Commissioner Ennen and a second by Commissioner Kopitzke.
Buss also presented a gambling/raffle permit for the Donnelly Rod and Gun Club; the board approved the permit. The board set a public hearing on petitions for outlet into CDl and CDS for April 21, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. or as soon as the agenda allows.
The transcript provides fund totals and vendor names for larger warrants but does not include line‑by‑line descriptions beyond the summary provided by the auditor.
