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Wilcox trustees approve May minutes, treasurer's report and claims including large contractor invoices
Summary
At its June 13 meeting the Village of Wilcox Board of Trustees approved the May 9 minutes, the treasurer's report, and authorized payment of routine claims that included two $35,012.38 contractor invoices and a $15,570.18 charge listed to NPPD.
The Village of Wilcox Board of Trustees on June 13 approved the May 9 meeting minutes, accepted the treasurer’s report and authorized payment of the claims presented.
Trustee Johnson moved to approve the treasurer’s report; Trustee Nash seconded the motion, which passed with Trustees Johnson, Nash and Chairman Brad Gardels voting aye. Later the board approved all presented claims after a motion by Trustee Nash and a second by Trustee Johnson; that motion also carried unanimously.
Notable items listed among the claims include two contractor invoices recorded as Figgins Construction for $35,012.38 and Paulsen Inc. for $35,012.38; a $15,570.18 charge shown to NPPD; a $6,974.27 invoice to NE Generator Service; and a range of other utilities, vendor charges and payroll-related items. The minutes list other payees and amounts but do not spell out acronym expansions for entries such as NPPD and SPPD.
The minutes also show routine payroll and benefit entries, including salaries of $6,596.06, payroll tax transfers (EFTPS $1,801.26) and a $965.45 payment to NYLife. The document records motions and roll-call tallies for the treasurer’s report and the claims approval; both votes were recorded as unanimous "ayes" among the three trustees.
The minutes do not include direct quotations or detailed discussion about individual invoices, nor do they provide expanded names for acronyms listed in the claims. The board’s review of delinquent utility accounts was noted but the minutes do not list account specifics or follow-up actions in detail.
The meeting record ends with the board moving on to planning and nuisance items later in the agenda; the financial approvals above were handled as routine business.
