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Board approves claims docket including major payments to SD Department of Revenue and worker's comp
Summary
The board approved the claims docket authorizing warrant checks, including payments such as SD Department of Revenue $155,489.07, SDML Worker's Comp $38,444.00, and multiple highway, sheriff and general building vendors.
Kingsbury County commissioners approved a lengthy claims docket on Jan. 20 authorizing the county auditor to issue warrant checks to a range of vendors and agencies.
Notable line items recorded in the minutes include a payment to the South Dakota Department of Revenue for $155,489.07 listed as "MV" (motor vehicle), and a payment to SDML Worker's Comp for $38,444.00. Other vendor payments included Butler Machinery ($17,690.38 for highway repairs), Independence Upfitters ($12,230.43 for sheriff equipment), and Rolling Prairie Grain Co. ($5,170.00 for road salt). The motion to approve claims was made by Commissioner Troy Nelson with a second by Commissioner Steve Spilde and carried with all present voting aye.
Approving the claims docket authorizes the County Auditor to issue warrants for payment and reflects routine operational and capital expenses incurred by county departments.
