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Louisa County supervisors approve $246,097.82 in claims, accept LP fuel bid and review payroll changes

Louisa County Board of Supervisors · September 3, 2024
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Summary

At its Sept. 3 meeting the Louisa County Board approved claims totaling $246,097.82, accepted an LP bid from Farmers Elevator for $1.06 for the Complex, reviewed payroll changes (recorded with $0.00 hourly rates), and addressed a resident’s questions about Visa and Wex card charges.

The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved claims totaling $246,097.82 on Sept. 3, 2024, and handled routine business including approval of the meeting agenda and prior minutes. The claims approval was recorded on a motion by Supervisor Chris Ball, seconded by Supervisor Shawn Maine.

The minutes list a detailed set of claims and vendors. Notable line items included an ISAC health insurance premium payment of $102,284.96, a River Products invoice for rock at $61,063.79, ServPro cleaning services at $9,316.89 and other operational costs. Ambulance-related payments recorded in the claims list include Morning Sun Ambulance ($3,333.33) and Wapello Community Ambulance ($4,166.67). The minutes contain many smaller line items and vendor payments; the full list is recorded in the minutes.

The Board also approved an LP (propane) bid for the County Complex from Farmers Elevator at $1.06 per unit. Payroll changes were reviewed in the minutes and list multiple conservation positions with effective dates; each listed change shows an hourly rate of $0.00 in the record.

During the claims discussion resident Randy Foor asked how the Board knows what a Visa expense was for and whether Wex card charges are spent locally. The Board and staff member Adam Shutt responded that board members receive copies of claims for review and that Wex card charges are used locally when possible but may be used for out-of-town travel.

The meeting adjourned at 9:41 a.m.