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Charles Mix County commissioners approve $207,679.63 in claims and routine payroll at special session

Charles Mix County Board of Commissioners · June 9, 2026
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Summary

At its June 9 special session the Charles Mix County Board of Commissioners approved county claims totaling $207,679.63 and accepted payroll reports; the minutes list department totals and vendor line items.

The Charles Mix County Board of Commissioners approved $207,679.63 in claims and accepted payroll reports during a June 9 special session.

Chairman Colin Soukup called for approval of the bills and Commissioner Nick Stotz moved to approve; Soukup seconded and the motion carried with an "all in favor" notation in the minutes. The minutes then record a detailed commission report listing department-by-department claims and payroll entries.

Why it matters: the claims and payroll record is the county's official accounting of vendor payments and wages for the period and includes departmental totals that indicate where county spending was concentrated for the reporting cycle.

What the minutes record: the commission report includes line-item and vendor payments across many departments. The minutes list a Grand Total of $207,679.63 for claims. Notable department totals recorded include Commissioners $30,656.21; Elections $28,235.69; Court Appointed Attorneys $25,796.72; Jail $23,712.29; Highway $25,407.47; Juvenile Detention $17,338.16; and Mental Health $26,130.74. The minutes also include a commission payroll report with department salary totals for the reporting range; numerous individual vendor payments and payroll entries are recorded in the official minutes.

The minutes do not show an individual roll-call tally for the bills motion; approvals are recorded as 'all in favor.' The board adjourned at 10:14 a.m.