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Commissioners approve payrolls and $4.25M in claims; county rolls out Doculivery payroll system
Summary
The board approved two payroll runs totaling about $1.19M and claims of $4,251,231.05, and staff reported the county's first payroll processed via Doculivery with 343 employees enrolled (157 had logged in).
Jackson County commissioners approved two payrolls—$599,853.88 (2/21/25) and $587,170.38 (3/07/25)—and claims totaling $4,251,231.05 at their March 11 meeting. Commissioner Markel moved and Commissioner Reedy seconded; each motion carried with two yes votes.
Hans provided administrative updates, noting, "This past payroll was our first payroll using Doculivery." He said 343 people are enrolled in the system and 157 had logged in to check pay stubs. Hans also relayed that Medora High School's JAG program asked to bring 45–50 students to a May 6 meeting and that Bell's Ford Bridge work is expected this year, possibly May–July.
The motions recorded in the minutes covered approval of regular meeting minutes, payrolls and claims; each was approved by recorded motion and second.
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