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Humboldt County supervisors approve $524,963.92 in county claims, $22,734.31 in drainage claims
Summary
At the July 14, 2025 meeting, the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors approved county claims totaling $524,963.92 and drainage claims totaling $22,734.31, authorized two large vouchers, and approved a right-of-way permit for Midland Power. All motions passed unanimously.
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors on July 14, 2025 in the Board of Supervisors Room at the Humboldt County Courthouse approved county claims of $524,963.92 and drainage claims of $22,734.31 and carried several routine actions, including authorization of vendor vouchers and a right-of-way permit.
The board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from July 7, 2025 at the start of the session. No members of the public offered concerns when Chairperson Rick Pedersen opened the public-concerns period.
Supervisor Loney moved to approve Voucher #1 for STBG-SWAP-7637(601)-FG-46 to PCI in the amount of $127,379.43; Supervisor Carpenter seconded and the motion carried with all members voting aye. The board approved a separate Voucher #1 for LC-1022 90 to Rogness Brother’s, Inc. for $130,651.19 on a motion by Supervisor Reimers, seconded by Supervisor Rasmussen.
The board also approved an application by Midland Power to work in the county right-of-way after a motion by Supervisor Loney, seconded by Supervisor Rasmussen. On related procedural business, the board recessed to act as Trustees for Drainage and then reconvened as the Board of Supervisors; both steps were approved unanimously.
Supervisor Reimers moved and Supervisor Rasmussen seconded approval of the bundle of county claims totaling $524,963.92 and drainage claims totaling $22,734.31; the County Auditor was instructed to issue warrants for the listed payments. The claims bundle includes numerous line items for maintenance, utilities, supplies and professional services, with notable entries such as Pictometry International mapping maintenance for $90,275.17 and Solutions Inc (Harris Local Government) data-processing charges for $32,598.59.
Supervisors gave brief committee reports: Carpenter described recent site visits focused on secondary roads and radar coverage gaps; Pedersen and Rasmussen referenced public-safety and economic-development items on their calendars. The meeting adjourned at 9:04 a.m.
No formal public hearings or contested items were recorded in the transcript; all recorded motions passed with unanimous votes by the five supervisors present: Carpenter, Rasmussen, Reimers, Pedersen and Loney.
