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Southeastern Health Department reports Q3 results; commissioners approve claims, personnel changes and election fund resolution
Summary
Health officials reported 544 vaccines, 827 WIC clients and 35.817% WIC food spending for Q3 2011; the board approved claims and payroll, changes to holiday pay policy, and adopted Resolution 11-07 creating an Election Consolidation Fund.
Representatives from the Southeastern Health Department—Leslie Talbot, Cheryl Rasmussen and Jesse Anglesey—presented the third-quarter 2011 report to the Caribou County Board of Commissioners, reporting 544 vaccines administered, 827 WIC clients served and 35.817 percent of WIC food funds expended.
Later in the meeting Commissioner Phil Christensen moved to pay claims totaling $297,038.17 (with $4,500.20 in claims held for further departmental discussion) and payroll claims totaling $142,850.57; Commissioner Earl Somsen seconded and the motion passed with unanimous votes recorded. The minutes list line-item funds and entities served by county payments but do not itemize the withheld $4,500.20.
The board approved changes to the personnel manual pertaining to holidays and holiday pay, and adopted Resolution 11-07 establishing an Election Consolidation Fund after Commissioner Christensen moved for adoption and Commissioner Somsen seconded; the recorded vote was unanimous.
The minutes do not provide further detail about the personnel-policy changes, the purpose or funding sources for the new election fund, or the specific claims held for further discussion.
