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Sheridan County approves $153,641.62 in warrants, $128,377.72 in airport invoices
Summary
The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved county warrants totaling $153,641.62 and airport warrants totaling $128,377.72; large items included a $73,843.26 invoice to EnviroTech Services and a $71,812.94 invoice to ADB Safegate for airfield sign panels.
The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners on June 22 unanimously approved county warrants totaling $153,641.62 and airport warrants totaling $128,377.72.
Misti Dunkelberger, County Clerk Administrative Coordinator, presented the list of claims. "Motion by Commissioner Jennings to approve the warrants as presented. Vote Motion Passed Unanimously," the minutes record. Notable line items included a $73,843.26 charge to EnviroTech Services, LLC and $29,238.60 for dyed diesel from Homax Oil Sales on the county warrants list, and a $71,812.94 invoice from ADB Safegate listed among airport charges.
The Board did not request changes or hold questions before the vote. The approved county warrant list also shows payments for Summit Food Services (detention food services) totaling $6,340.17 and a wide range of maintenance, utilities and professional services. Airport-approved items include Morrison-Maierle construction and realignment work (a $41,147.41 entry) and equipment and lighting purchases.
The action was a formal approval of presented invoices and does not create or authorize new contracts beyond the listed purchases. The minutes do not record individual vote tallies beyond "Motion Passed Unanimously."
