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Ellis County approves consent agenda covering more than $1.7 million in payroll and vouchers
Summary
The Ellis County Commission approved its consent agenda May 5, authorizing payrolls and vouchers that together exceed $1.7 million. Commissioners voted 3–0 to adopt the package, which included multiple payroll runs and a large voucher batch dated May 5.
The Board of Ellis County Commissioners voted unanimously May 5 to approve a consent agenda that included multiple payroll disbursements and voucher payments totaling more than $1.7 million.
Commissioner Nathan Leiker moved to approve the consent agenda and Commissioner Michael Berges seconded; the motion passed by a voice vote of three to zero. The items listed in the consent package included payroll #9 for April 12–25 paid May 1 in the amount of $695,002.65; payroll deductions dated April 28 of $388,300.51; FCMI and payroll deductions dated April 29 of $457,589.84; Commerce Bank purchase card charges dated April 22 of $91,572.54; vouchers dated May 5 in the amount of $831,409.97; and a US Treasury payment dated April 23 of $527.44.
The consent agenda approval follows standard procedure to clear routine county financial and personnel items from the daily agenda; no commissioner requested separate consideration of any consent item during the meeting.
