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Commissioners authorize up to $5,000 for Computer Arts to correct broadband invoice errors
Summary
Gooding County commissioners approved up to $5,000 for vendor Computer Arts to correct ETS Broadband invoices that were charged to the wrong accounting lines after Deputy Clerk Jamie Lucia and Shelly Bates described the problem and remediation plan.
Gooding County commissioners on Aug. 6 approved a payment authorization of up to $5,000 for Computer Arts to correct broadband invoices that county staff say were paid out of incorrect accounting lines. Deputy Clerk Jamie Lucia and Shelly Bates told the board the county is working with Computer Arts to reallocate charges and that the vendor will bill for the corrective work.
"Commissioner Eames made a motion to approve up to $5,000 for Computer Arts to help get this taken care of," the transcript records; Commissioner Ronald Buhler seconded the motion, and the record states, "Motion carried." The transcript does not include a roll-call vote or a tally of yes/no votes; the entry records only that the motion carried.
County staff said the charges are related to ETS Broadband invoices paid from wrong lines and that Computer Arts will perform the accounting corrections. The transcript does not specify which budget lines were affected or the source of funds that will cover the corrective charges. The board did not record additional follow-up tasks or a deadline in the posted record.
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