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Commissioners approve payroll and claims, authorize retiring deputy to keep service weapon, and allow ADP invoices through utility claims
Summary
The board approved payroll and claims, authorized retiring Deputy Chris Everhart to receive his service weapon at retirement, and allowed the Sheriff's ADP timekeeping/payroll invoices to be paid through utility claims to meet vendor deadlines.
The commissioners approved payroll dated June 12, 2026 in the amount of $605,828.33 and claims dated June 16, 2026 in the amount of $507,115.47; both approvals were moved by Commissioner Drew Storey, seconded by Commissioner Andrew Stauffer, and carried 2‑0. Auditor Melissa Gray presented the May 2026 Treasurer's Report and reported the State Board of Accounts audit was progressing and expected to conclude soon.
Sheriff Rick Meyer requested authorization for retiring Deputy Chris Everhart to receive his service weapon upon retirement; the board approved the authorization (motion by Storey, seconded by Stauffer; carried 2‑0). Separately, Gray asked that ADP timekeeping and payroll invoices for the Sheriff's Department be permitted through the utility claims process because of vendor payment deadlines; the board approved that payment method by the same 2‑0 vote. These items were recorded as routine administrative approvals in the meeting minutes.
