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Board approves $638,183.24 in claims, including $92,359 workers’ comp down payment
Summary
The Blackhawk County Board of Supervisors approved $638,183.24 in expenditures, with a $92,359 workers’ compensation down payment and $3,091.25 drawn from a 60/40 fund. Finance staff said the payments were routine and asked if there were any questions before the resolution passed by voice vote.
The Blackhawk County Board of Supervisors voted July 7 to approve a resolution authorizing payments totaling $638,183.24. County finance staff said the list includes routine operating expenses, a $92,359 down payment on the county’s workers’ compensation program and $3,091.25 drawn from the sixty‑forty fund.
“Our total bill payment today is $638,183.24,” finance staff said, and added that large items included the annual Tyler enterprise system payment and the workers’ compensation installment. After board members reviewed the register and asked clarifying questions, the resolution was approved by voice vote.
The action allows the county auditor to issue payments against the listed claims. No board member requested an item be pulled for separate discussion; staff said records supporting the claims will remain on file with the auditor for public inspection.
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