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Jackson County Board authorizes $312,216.20 in warrants; supervisors question CPR charge
Summary
Auditor requested authorization of warrants and publication of a claims listing totaling $312,216.20; supervisors noted heavy quarry/rock charges and questioned a CPR certification/card payment before approving the listing.
Auditor Lisa Smith asked the board to approve and authorize the auditor's office to issue warrants and publish a claims listing in the amount of $312,216.20, saying: "I need a motion to approve and authorize the auditor's office to issue warrants in the publication of the claims listing in the amount of $312,216.20." The board moved, seconded and approved the request.
Supervisors discussed line items in the claims listing, noting substantial charges for rock (including reclaimed and quarry rock) and asking why the county was paying for CPR cards/certificates for training. The auditor and other staff explained the charges were for certificates/cards associated with training; the board approved the warrants after discussion.
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