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Custer County supervisors approve May claims and routine fund disbursements
Summary
The board approved General, Road, Communications and other fund claims at its May 26 meeting, including vendor line items and payroll-related sums, by roll-call votes. The board also approved Road Buy Back and Communications Fund claims.
The Custer County Board of Supervisors on May 26 approved routine claims and fund disbursements, including payroll and vendor invoices across General, Road and Communications funds.
Clerk records show General Fund payroll and related charges totaling salary $128,282.19, Social Security $9,306.22, retirement $8,844.83 and expenses $4,413.91. The board voted to accept the General Fund claims in a motion by Kleeb, seconded by Longmore; the roll-call vote was recorded as unanimous.
The meeting included detailed vendor listings presented by the clerk’s office, such as shipping charges to Bk Commodities Inc. ($9,780.47), a camera purchase from Motorola Solutions ($4,500.00), and fuel and material charges in Road Fund claims (examples include Midwest Petroleum Equipment $131,225.06 for fuel tanks and Sapp Bros Petroleum $35,907.19 for fuel). Road Fund claims were approved in a motion by Govier and seconded by Markham; the Communications Fund claims were approved in a motion by Markham and seconded by Parliament. The Road Buy Back Fund claim was also approved.
These approvals were procedural and part of the board’s regular business; no items were tabled or continued. The board’s next regular meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026.
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