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Sheridan County approves $457,714.46 in warrants; commissioners flag fuel budget risk
Summary
Sheridan County commissioners approved $457,714.46 in warrants and discussed a possible fuel-line budget overrun tied to high fuel prices; commissioners agreed to monitor final numbers before adjusting budgets.
Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously on June 8 to approve warrants totaling $457,714.46 for county operations, utilities, contracts and services. "Motion by Commissioner Wright to approve the warrants as presented," the minutes record.
Commissioner Mike Arzy asked Sheriff Levi Dominguez and Administrative Director Cameron Duff whether the county might exceed the fuel budget due to recent high prices and whether budget adjustments would be needed. Duff and Dominguez said they would monitor expenditures and return with final numbers before any budget changes. The warrants packet included routine payments and several large line items, including two F-250 pickups ($113,467.90), library funding ($117,750.00) and fairboard support ($50,000.00).
