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Commissioners approve $1.61 million accounts-payable run
Summary
Commissioners approved the accounts-payable run of $1,611,640.49 after Commissioner Campbell highlighted large items including monthly sales-tax distributions and construction and service-center invoices.
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At the Aug. 18 meeting the Teller County Board of County Commissioners voted to approve the accounts-payable run totaling $1,611,640.49. Commissioner Campbell reviewed the largest line items, citing monthly sales tax revenue deposits of about "$370,000 and change," work at the fairgrounds billed by Page Construction and ongoing service-center costs, then moved to approve the run; the chair seconded and the roll-call vote was unanimous among present commissioners.
Commissioner Campbell noted line items tied to road maintenance and the fairgrounds improvement project and said the county has been investing in summer road-repair programs. The vote followed routine roll-call procedure with Commissioner Campbell and Commissioner Stone recorded as voting yes; Commissioner Williams was excused from the meeting.
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