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Commissioners approve $20.3 million in warrants and transfer $45.2 million to road fund

Mountrail County Commissioners · August 6, 2024
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Summary

Mountrail County Commissioners on Aug. 6 approved $20,294,165.33 in warrants, including multimillion-dollar road and capital payments, and authorized a $45,197,496 transfer from the General Fund to the Road & Bridge Fund for 2024 road projects.

Mountrail County Commissioners voted Aug. 6 to approve warrants totaling $20,294,165.33 and a $45,197,496 transfer from the General Fund to the Road & Bridge Fund to finance 2024 road projects. The warrant list includes large payments such as $15,000,000 to Mountrail Bethel Home and multimillion-dollar capital payments to road contractors recorded in the minutes.

The board approved the bills and the transfer by roll call vote during its regular session at the Emergency/Community Room of the Mountrail County Courthouse in Stanley. Auditor records attached to the minutes list each vendor and the fund charged; the minutes note the full warrant list is posted on the county website and available in the Auditor’s Office. Commissioners said the transfer is intended to fund ongoing capital work identified in the 2024 road program.