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Fayette County Commissioners approve routine bills, including large vendor payments
Summary
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners approved payment of a long list of county invoices and vendor bills at its March 9 meeting, including multiple large contract and vendor disbursements. The vote to pay bills was unanimous.
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously March 9 to approve payment of routine county bills filed according to law and certified by the County Auditor. The packet approved included vendor payments across county funds, with several large disbursements noted on the record (examples: Bowen Engineering $1,463,770.20; Rumpke $33,936.11 and $12,016.73).
The motion to pay the bills was moved by Commissioner Tony Anderson and seconded by Commissioner Donald L. Fleak; roll call recorded Mr. Garland, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Fleak voting aye. The approval followed the reading and acceptance of minutes from the previous meeting. The action ensures county vendors and contractual partners are paid from the appropriate appropriation lines and continues routine county fiscal operations.
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