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York County approves payroll/vendor claims and selects state print shop for statutorily required tax postcards
Summary
The commission voted to approve payroll and vendor claims, including recent equipment purchases for roads, and voted to use the state print shop to print statutorily required pink postcards that notify taxpayers when a taxing entity seeks a tax increase.
At its June 9 meeting the York County Board of Commissioners approved routine financial claims and selected a vendor for statutorily required tax-notice printing.
The board moved and approved payroll and vendor claims, which included recent equipment purchases such as a new motor grader and a snow-removal truck for the roads department. The roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval by the commissioners present.
Separately, the board considered how to print the statutorily required pink postcards used to notify property owners when a taxing entity proposes a property-tax increase of more than 2 percent. The assessor’s office recommended continuing to use the state print shop based on past experience and consistent billing; the board approved that recommendation by roll call.
No other formal ordinances or resolutions were adopted at this meeting; the board discussed several topics for future action, including budget hearings and safety-training implementation.
