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Commissioners flagged $66,650 insurance bill and voted to take small PrimeX refunds as checks
Summary
Nancy told the board the property-liability premium effective July 1 is $66,650 and will appear on next week's manifest; the board voted 3–0 to request PrimeX reimbursements ($525 workers' comp, $271 unemployment) as a check rather than a credit to preserve current-year budget accounting.
Nancy told the board the district's property-liability insurance premium effective July 1 is $66,650 and will appear on next week's manifest, noting the timing could affect cash flow until the town's tax payment arrives. “The property liability that is started effective July 1 for this year is $66,650 that will be on next week's manifest because it's due by the middle of August,” Nancy said.
On a separate finance matter, Nancy said PrimeX offered small reimbursements based on performance: $525 for workers' comp and $271 for unemployment. Mark moved and the board agreed 3–0 that the amounts be issued as a check (to apply to the current year's budget) instead of a credit that would carry into next year.
