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Sheridan County commissioners approve $76,611.86 in warrants after water-usage questions
Summary
Sheridan County commissioners unanimously approved $76,611.86 in warrants for March 23, 2026, after Commissioner Mike Arzy questioned County Engineer Ken Muller about charges tied to the Sheridan Area Water Supply and possible truck-filling use.
Sheridan County commissioners unanimously approved warrants totaling $76,611.86 at the March 23, 2026 staff meeting, with Commissioner Holly Jennings moving approval and the board voting in favor.
Commissioner Mike Arzy asked County Engineer Ken Muller about charges for the Sheridan Area Water Supply and whether the system was being used to fill water trucks because of a lack of creek pumps; Muller confirmed the use and noted the county may need to buy water if access becomes difficult. The warrant packet included a $29,838.00 annual renewal to LIFTOFF, LLC and multiple line items across departments. The clerk’s register shows the total warrants paid for 03-23-2026 as $76,611.86.
The motion to approve warrants was recorded as "Motion by Commissioner Jennings to approve the warrants as presented. Vote Motion Passed Unanimously." The board did not alter any line items during the meeting.
The clerk will include the approved warrants in the county financial records and publish the warrant register per standard procedure.
