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Commissioners pull multiple court orders over inconsistent dates, totals and billing methods
Summary
During general business the court pulled several court orders and addenda for staff to correct financial totals, start dates and billing methods — including a mosquito spraying contract with conflicting rates and a Title III older adult services contract with mismatched totals — and directed departments to return with reconciled documents.
Commissioners spent substantial time reviewing court orders and addenda and pulled multiple items for correction. Among the problems raised: a mosquito‑spraying contract packet contained two inconsistent billing methods (one line showing $55 per mile and the template showing $185 per hour with a one‑hour minimum), and a Title III older adult services contract showed mismatched totals and an ambiguous county match line that commissioners asked staff to recheck.
Commissioners also questioned why certain contracts had start dates that did not match the fiscal year language in the packet and asked departments to reconcile budget templates, amend financial impact statements, and return corrected items. Staff repeatedly agreed to pull and correct the affected items and to brief commissioners prior to the next vote.
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