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Polk County commissioners approve payroll, vendor claims and service agreement with BraveBe Child Advocacy Center
Summary
At its April 1, 2025 meeting the Polk County Board of Commissioners approved routine payroll and vendor claims across general, road and weed funds, accepted office fee receipts, and authorized a service agreement with BraveBe Child Advocacy Center for FY2025–2026, with all motions passing unanimously.
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The Polk County Board of County Commissioners on April 1, 2025, approved routine claims and warrants for county funds, including General Fund payroll of $83,132.22 and Road Fund payroll of $35,315.38. Chairman Jerry Westring moved to allow the claims and draw warrants; Commissioner Boss seconded and the roll call vote was Westring, aye; Boss, aye; Boruch, aye.
County Clerk Debra S. Girard reported March office fees of $10,108.90 were submitted to the County Treasurer and credited to the appropriate funds. The County Jail Report for March was not presented for approval during the meeting.
The board reviewed an agreement with BraveBe Child Advocacy Center and authorized the Sheriff and the County Attorney to sign the service agreement for fiscal year 2025–2026. Commissioner Boruch moved the authorization, Commissioner Boss seconded, and the roll call vote was Boruch, aye; Boss, aye; Westring, aye.
The meeting record lists vendor payments across funds (for example, Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance for $23,175.46 and Mentink Electric service for $4,241.64) but does not provide additional contract terms for the BraveBe agreement within the minutes. The board adjourned at 11:45 a.m. and scheduled meetings for April 15 and April 22, 2025.
