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Board approves comprehensive claims docket including large vendor payments
Summary
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution authorizing payment of claims across multiple funds, covering major vendors including NaphCare and Wellmark and utility and aggregate charges.
The Board of Supervisors of Black Hawk County voted unanimously Aug. 18 to approve a resolution authorizing the county auditor to issue payments against a broad claims docket covering multiple county funds. Supervisor Justin Brandt moved the resolution and Supervisor Ritch Kurtenbach seconded it; the motion passed with AYES from Brandt, Hall, Kurtenbach, Schwartz and Chair Linda Laylin and no recorded NAYS.
The claims list included a mix of operating and capital vendors across funds. Notable items on the docket were NAPHCARE for $240,664.20, WELLMARK insurance payment of $103,734.69, and a $68,629.74 entry for BMC Aggregates to Secondary Roads. Multiple MidAmerican Energy utility charges also appeared across fund lists, including a $20,272.02 charge. The Board incorporated these payments into the adopted resolution and directed the County Auditor to issue payments as allowed.
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