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Humboldt County supervisors approve $231,569 in claims, project vouchers, right-of-way permits and a liquor license

Humboldt County Board of Supervisors · November 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 10 meeting the Board approved claims totalling $231,569.42 (plus $5,695 drainage claims), a $130,028.74 voucher for Project BROS(88), a $23,705.83 voucher and a $2,500 change order for STBG-SWAP(601), right-of-way work permits for Marso and Dodd Excavating, and a Class C alcohol license for River Valley Orchards and Winery.

The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors approved a slate of financial and permitting items Nov. 10, including claims totaling $231,569.42 and drainage claims of $5,695.00, and several project vouchers and permits tied to road and infrastructure work.

Supervisor Reimers moved and Supervisor Loney seconded approval of Voucher #1 for Project BROS(88) in the amount of $130,028.74; the motion passed with all voting aye. Supervisor Carpenter moved and Supervisor Rasmussen seconded approval of change order #2 for Project STBG-SWAP(601) for $2,500; the board approved the change order unanimously. Supervisor Reimers moved and Supervisor Loney seconded approval of Voucher #3 for Project STBG-SWAP(601) for $23,705.83; that motion also passed with all voting aye. The board also approved applications to work in the county right-of-way for Marso and Dodd Excavating on a motion by Supervisor Loney and seconded by Supervisor Rasmussen.

The board approved a Class “C” Retail Alcohol License for River Valley Orchards and Winery on a motion by Supervisor Reimers and seconded by Supervisor Loney. The meeting record lists detailed claims and vendor line items that were approved as part of the claims motion; the auditor was instructed to issue warrants as allowed in the amounts specified in the attached schedule.

Key items listed in the approved claims schedule include a $15,720 payment to Central IA Juvenile Detention (juvenile shelter services), $16,147.20 to LiftOff LLC (software subscription), $14,197.99 to W&H Coop, and multiple equipment, maintenance and professional-services payments. The board approved the full claims schedule and directed the County Auditor to issue warrants.

The board recessed later for a short work session with the planning and zoning coordinator and adjourned at 9:52 a.m.