MINUTES OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING |
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| COUNTY OF HOT SPRINGS | ) | THERMOPOLIS WYOMING |
| October 5, 2010 | ||
| The Hot Springs County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, October 5, 2010, at 9:00 a.m. in the Public Meeting room in the Government Annex. Present were Commissioners John P. Lumley, Brad Basse and Mike Baker. Also present were County Attorney Jerry Williams, County Clerk Hans Odde and Administrative Assistant to the Commissioners Penny Herdt. Chairman John P. Lumley led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance. Approval of Agenda Brad Basse moved to approve the agenda with the following changes: STRIKE:Other Business3. IRP Grant – Lane 3 RFR #5 4. SLIB Grant – Lane 3 RFR #3 Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Approval of Minutes Brad Basse made a motion to approve the minutes of the September 7, 13-Special, 16-Special and 28-Special, 2010, meetings as presented. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Approval of Bills The following bills were submitted for approval: (see attached). Payroll for September, 2010 - $154,770.64. EDC Executive Director Introduction Thermopolis-Hot Springs County Economic Development Corporation representative Harry Hughes introduced Kendi Graves as the new Executive Director of the Thermopolis-HSC EDC. The Commissioners welcomed Ms. Graves and congratulated her on her new position. Ms. Graves had some questions regarding the portion of EDC's budget provided by the Commissioner, which were answered by Clerk Odde. Emergency Management Monthly Report Emergency Management Coordinator Bill Gordon presented the grant award agreement for the FY2010 Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant for the Commissioners' approval. If used for training, there is no match requirement for this grant. If a portion of the funds is used for equipment purchases, there is a 25% County match requirement. Mr. Gordon indicated that most of the funds would likely be spent on training, with only a small portion spent on equipment. Mike Baker moved to approve the FY2010 Interoperable Emergency Communications Grant award from the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security to Hot Springs County in the amount of $5,952.73. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Director Gordon discussed the service request submitted to Rocky Mountain Power for service at 287 Owl Creek Hill Road. This service is for a low-level radio tower to be constructed on the old Cody Loop road, which will provide service for local emergency service agencies' portable radios as part of the Wyo-Link system. Funding for the construction of the tower will come from the State's Wyo-Link program. The County will be responsible for the monthly electric bill, which Mr. Gordon anticipates will be fairly minimal, and for the initial fill of the propane tank for the back-up generator. Chairman Lumley asked Mr. Gordon to contact the Town of Thermopolis and ask them to share the monthly electric bill, as they will be sharing the use of the tower. Maintenance Monthly Report Maintenance Foreman Chuck Carver reported on the status of the Government Annex warranty issues. The Commissioners' drawer locks have been fixed and are in the process of being keyed separately. The blind in the meeting room has been repaired and the front doors have been adjusted. The three remaining items are the storage room door lock and sweep, the Commissioners office signage issue, and the drainage issue in the front parking lot. These issues are in the process of being resolved. Mr. Carver reported that the HVAC front end for the courthouse and law enforcement buildings has been ordered and will be installed sometime in November. He asked that the amount approved for the front end be 1 corrected, as the final bill had not been received at the time the approval was given to order the unit. The Commissioners indicated that the amount would be reviewed when the final bill is received. Mr. Carver asked for further guidance on the Curtin property. He has received inquiries about purchasing the two small outbuildings and some of the items in the main building. The Commissioners directed him to make up a list of available items to be advertised for sale through a sealed bid process. Clerk Odde will work with Mr. Carver to compile the list, which will be available in the Clerk's office for public viewing. Mr. Carver will place an ad in the newspaper regarding the sealed bid auction. All items will need to be removed prior to the start of the asbestos abatement project. Finally, Mr. Carver reported that the flags and halyards have been replaced on the county's flag poles. Road & Bridge Monthly Report Road & Bridge Foreman Ray Shaffer reported that the only gravel pit activity this last month was dispersal of the rock hauled to the pit by WYDOT. The agreement with the LU Ranch for work on that road is being reviewed by the County Attorney and will be submitted for the Commissioners' signature when it is complete. Six new cattle guards have been installed on East Sunnyside Lane, and the railroad crossing on that road has been revamped in cooperation with BNSF. Currently the department is working on grader patching on various county roads, with special attention to Sand Draw. A major coal haul is anticipated in the near future over that road, so the department is trying to make sure the road is reinforced to stand up to the heavy truck traffic that will be part of the coal haul. Mr. Shaffer reported that he has been investigating the possibility of using lime fines to harden up some county road beds to reduce the dust and washboard problems. The Town of Thermopolis water treatment facility is one possible source of this material. The new snowplow has been ordered and is nearly complete at this time. Youth Alternatives Monthly Report Director Bob Wyss presented his final Draw Down Request for the current VOA/OJJDP grant. Not all the money in the grant was expended, as no juveniles were sent to Lander for treatment. The next round of grant funding has not yet been officially approved, but approval is expected shortly. Mr. Wyss reported that he has three new participants this week and anticipates four more next week. Brad Basse moved to approve VOA/OJJDP "Non-Participating State" Grant Reimbursement Request – 3rd Quarter, 2010 in the amount of $6,453.08. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Planner Monthly Report Planner Lee Campbell reviewed recent newspaper articles regarding Commissioners in surrounding states suing for more influence and input on major issues in their counties. Mr. Campbell reported on the participation by the State Engineer's Office and the WYDEQ in the Pearce land use change hearing in front of the Land Use Planning Board on October 4, 2010. He felt that both agencies were extremely helpful during the hearing process. Finally, every five years the Game & Fish must revise their Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy. Planner Campbell presented the document from 2005 for the Commissioners' review and offered a brief overview of the ongoing process. He will report further as the revised strategy is developed. Public Hearing – Shaffer Variance Requests Chairman John P. Lumley opened the public hearing for the Shaffer Variance Requests at 11:17 a.m. Planner Campbell and landowner Kurt Shaffer discussed the two variances being requested by Mr. Shaffer in order to allow Mr. Shaffer to sell or otherwise convey the portion of their residential lot which lies on the east side of US Highway 20 North. The Shaffers have not been able to put this parcel to beneficial use due to their lot lying on both sides of the highway. After consultation with County Attorney Jerry Williams, it was decided to address this issue through the variance process rather than a boundary line adjustment. The two variances requested at this time are as follows: Variance #1 – From Section 2- 46-c – Allow exemption from the formal subdivision process even though the easement and/or right of way for US Highway 20 North existed prior to the Shaffer's parcel of land being divided in the early 2000's; Variance #2 – From Section 2-46-k – No record of survey or formal Plot Map will be required if and/or when the Shaffers sell the portion of their lot which lies on the east side of US Highway 20 North. Instead, R.L. Hudson's "Partitioning Map" of July, 2004 will be used. Use of the "Partitioning Map" would not require the Commissioners' approval of the transaction. Discussion ensued. Attorney Williams suggested approval of Variance #1 contingent upon proof being provided to the County Attorney that the parcel in question is benefited by the easement. Attorney Williams suggested that Variance #2 not be approved until a complete legal description of the parcel to be separated with all four corners delineated is provided to the County Attorney. After three calls for further public comment, receiving none, Chairman 2 Lumley closed the public hearing at 11:43 a.m. Brad Basse moved approval of the Request for Variance #1 from Section 2-46-c of the Hot Springs County Land Use Plan by Kurt and Lisa Shaffer with the condition that the existing easement be proven to benefit, not burden, the property in question. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Brad Basse moved approval of the Request for Variance #2 from Section 2-46-k of the Hot Springs County Land Use Plan by Kurt and Lisa Shaffer requiring, in lieu of a Record of Survey, a legal description of the property in question, with the contingency that a legal description for said parcel is provided to the County Attorney within 45 days. Museum Electrical Issues Museum Director Ross Rhodes appeared to discuss the resolution of several electrical issues at the Hot Springs County Museum. He would like to see the lighting system in the museum replaced, as replacement bulbs for the current fixtures will not be available in the near future, and adapters for the new style bulbs are fairly expensive. Also, there is a problem with the EXIT lights that most likely can only be fixed by replacing every one of them. Director Rhodes reported that there were a number of thefts at the museum this year, making the previously discussed security cameras even more important. There are also some issues with the wiring at the museum, requiring excessive use of extension cords, etc. that need to be addressed. The Commissioners directed Mr. Rhodes to see to replacing the EXIT signs immediately, check with Bill Gordon regarding the security camera issue (as the possibility exists that Homeland Security funding can be used to pay for the cameras), and to draw up a proposal and solicit bids from all local licensed electricians for work on the lighting and electrical systems for the museum. Director Rhodes will return to the Commissioners when he has the bids in hand. Director Rhodes also discussed his concerns about the aggressiveness of the deer that come to eat the crabapples. He has received permission from the Town to erect a six-foot chain link fence around the annex area to keep the deer out and lessen the chance of someone getting injured. The Commissioners expressed concern about the aesthetics of a six-foot chain link fence and asked Director Rhodes to work with Game & Fish and the Town to find other ways to deal with the deer. Airport Update Dusty Spomer with GDA appeared to update the Commissioners on the current status of the airport relocation. Record of Negotiation – Mr. Spomer drafted a Record of Negotiation for the Commissioners' approval. This letter is required by the FAA as proof that an Independent Fee Estimate has been conducted and reviewed by the Commissioners. The Independent Fee Estimate came in 11% higher than the fees proposed by GDA, so no negotiation of fees between Hot Springs County and GDA was required. Mike Baker moved to approve the Record of Negotiation with the addition of verbiage explaining the differences in land acquisition costs to item 5. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: The Commissioners felt that the signature line should be changed to include the signatures of all three Commissioners. The suggested change in item 5 will be approved via email prior to the letter being sent to the FAA. Motion carried. Amendment #1 – Mr. Spomer presented changes to Amendment #1 to the Five-Year Generalized Engineering Agreement for the Commissioners' execution. At the last meeting, Amendment #1 was approved pending receipt of the Independent Fee Estimate and review by the County Attorney. Changes made as a result of these two contingencies were to Exhibit B, where items B2.01C-3 & 4 were removed entirely at the County Attorney's request, B2.01E was removed as it does not apply to this contract, B2.01I-1 - Add "If requested by engineer or owner, and B2.01O was removed as it does not apply. Brad Basse moved execution of Amendment #1 to the Five-Year Generalized Engineering Agreement between Hot Springs County and GDA Engineers for Land Acquisition and Master Design. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. WACIP Update – Mr. Spomer presented the proposed budget for WACIP money for 2011-2015. This budget outlines money requested from WYDOT for Airport Capital Improvement projects over the next five years. Mike Baker moved to authorize the Chairman's signature on the Proposed WACIP documents. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Land Acquisition – Kevin Lebeda with WYDOT has been assigned to assist GDA with the ongoing land acquisition process. The appraiser has been hired and is working on the land appraisal. Land Use Change – County Attorney Jerry Williams reminded the Commissioners that, after land acquisition is completed, the issue of a land use change will arise. No action is required at this time. Eligibility of Administrative Costs – Mr. Spomer is working on a spreadsheet to help track administrative costs for grant reimbursement purposes. Snow Removal Equipment Acquisition – After some investigation into the process, Commissioner Baker reported that he believes there are more efficient uses of his time and suggested that the Commissioners 3 approve GDA's handling of the snow removal equipment acquisition. Mike Baker moved to ask GDA to develop bid specifications and documents for acquisition of the airport snow removal equipment. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Airport FBO Contract Discussion – DRA Services representatives Jocelyne and Ray Arey appeared to discuss the possible extension of their contract to operate the airport until a new FBO can be selected. The Commissioners have decided to put the FBO contract out for bid again this year rather than just renewing the contract with DRA Services, LLC. After considerable discussion, Brad Basse moved to extend the current agreement with DRA Services through March 31, 2011, contingent upon concurrence by DRA Services. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Discussion: The Contract will be extended via a written document signed by all parties involved per item 7.6 of the current agreement. This motion authorizes the Chairman to sign the extension agreement when it has been drafted. Motion carried. Mr. Arey then asked to review the results of the recent inspection of the AvFuel tank by the DEQ with the Commissioners. According to Mr. Arey, the DEQ stated that they would "probably" require a ladder to be installed for visual inspection of the tank. If the requirement comes into being, Mr. Arey feels that it would be wiser in the long run to install a catwalk system instead for visual inspection, and wanted to alert the Commissioners to that possible expense. The inspector also stated that a leak detector needed to be installed in the interstitial space. The Commissioners felt that there was already one installed. Commissioner Basse will coordinate with Eaton, the tank provider/installer, to inspect the tank and see if there is an alarm installed. Mr. Arey stated that there some used equipment that could be sold once the new snow removal equipment is received. The possibility of an advertised, sealed bid auction was discussed and will be further investigated once the new equipment is received. BHBNDC Joint Powers Board Appointment No applications have been received at the Clerk's office for the opening created by Ann Hardesty's resignation. Staff will contact the Town to set up a meeting for the Chairman with the Mayor to make this appointment. Emergency Preparedness Grant Award – Public Health Nurse Bree Gerber presented the Emergency Preparedness Grant award for the period October 1, 2010 through September 30, 2011 in the amount of $43,960.00. The purpose of this grant is to develop public health emergency preparedness and response capability in the county, to link County capability with the Agency's emergency response plan and to enhance the public health infrastructure at the local level. Brad Basse moved approval of the Grant Award Agreement for the U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services Public Health Preparedness & Response for Bioterrorism Wyoming Dept. of Health and Hot Springs County Public Health Nursing Services in the amount of $43,960.00. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. TANF Grant Award – Public Health Nurse Bree Gerber presented the TANF Grant for the Commissioners' approval. This grant contract runs from October 1, 2010 to September 30, 2011 and covers up to $41,500.00 in Temporary Assistance to Needy Families services provided through the Public Health Department. Mike Baker moved to approve the TANF Grant contract between the Wyoming Dept. of Family Services and the Hot Springs County Commissioners in the amount of $41,500.00. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Helicopter Invoice Emergency Management Coordinator Bill Gordon reviewed the invoice from Billings Flying Service for a Search & Rescue operation in southern Hot Springs County last month. Sheriff Lou Falgoust asked if it would be possible to pay the bill out of Emergency Funds, as it would be reimbursed through the State Homeland Security Department into the General Fund, not the Search & Rescue budget. Chairman Lumley indicated that the bill would be paid out of the Search & Rescue budget, with a budget amendment at the end of the fiscal year. Sheriff Falgoust will work with the rescued party to file a claim for payment through his private insurance. Any portion of the bill not covered by the rescued party's insurance will be submitted to the state Office of Homeland Security for reimbursement by the State Search & Rescue Council. Lane 3 Progress Report Heath Overfield and Ian Sporkin-Morrison with Engineering Associates appeared to update the Commissioners on the status of the Lane 3 project. The latest draft of the Lane 3 Reconnaissance Report with the WYDOT comments incorporated was presented and reviewed. The new alignment on the west side of the power line has been surveyed and identified in the report as the preferred alignment. 4 After approval by the Commissioners, the draft will be forwarded to WYDOT for their approval. The Final Reconnaissance Report will then be issued and Engineering Associates will begin work on acquiring the necessary easements and rights-of-way. Brad Basse moved to approve the revised DRAFT Reconnaissance Inspection Report for County Road Lane 3 Project and submission of same to WYDOT. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Overfield discussed the letter received from Shelby Carlson, WYDOT District 5 Engineer, regarding inclusion of Phase III in the Lane 3 project. Brad Basse moved to draft a letter to WYDOT requesting that Phase III design and right-of-way acquisition be included in the project with the stated intention ofcompleting Phase III of the Lane 3 project within the next three years. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Other Business Severance Tax Distribution Overpayment Resolution – State Treasurer Joe Meyer has decided not to pursue the recapture of the overpayments until after the next legislative session. Governor Freudenthal will put the overpayment amount in his budget for the next fiscal year and we will see what happens from there. Revised Lane 3 Project IRP Grant RFR's #3 & #4 – Clerk Odde reported that WYDOT questioned the timing of some items on the third IRP grant reimbursement request. After discussion between Clerk Odde and WYDOT, county legal and insurance charges of $1080.52 were disallowed as they occurred prior to the grant agreement being put into place. Therefore, RFR #3 needs to be resubmitted with the corrected amount of $64,752.54, which then requires RFR #4 to be resubmitted with changes to the amounts carried forward and requested, for a new reimbursement amount of $2,695.63. Brad Basse moved to approve the corrected Lane 3, Phases I & II IRP Grant Request for Reimbursements #3 and #4 in the amounts of $64,752.54 and $2,695.63, respectively. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Consider Asbestos Removal Bids – Bids for Asbestos Removal at the Curtin property were received from the following contractors: Environmental Contractors, LLC-Billings, MT - $12,833.00; Safetech, Inc.- Billings, MT - $6,185.00; Schroeder Contracting, Inc.-Billings, MT - $8,433.00; Liberty Environmental- Worden, MT - $11,600.00. Clerk Odde reported that Terracon, who prepared the Asbestos Abatement plan for the property, recommended awarding the bid to Safetech, Inc. for the low bid of $6,185.00. After discussion, Mike Baker moved to award the bid for asbestos abatement on the Curtin property to Safetech, Inc. in the amount of $6,185.00. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: Amend motion to include the option to delete Outbuilding #1 from the bid specification. Motion carried. LGLP Board Vacancy Nominations – At the recommendation of LGLP Board member Brad Basse, the candidates nominated by the LGLP Board Nominating Committee were accepted, and no further action was taken on this item. Hospital Endoscopy Suite GDR #2 – Clerk Odde presented Draw Down Request #2 for the Hospital Endoscopy Suite project. Mike Baker moved to approve the HSCMH Endoscopy Suite project SLIB Grant Draw Down Request #2 in the amount of $26,465.85. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Landfill Agreement – This item was tabled as the County Attorney had not yet reviewed it. Correspondence Bureau of Reclamation – Contract Award for Transformer Replacement at Boysen Power PlantThe Commissioners reviewed the foregoing items. No action was required or taken at this time. Adjournment 5 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, Mike Baker moved to adjourn at 3:20 p.m. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. | ||
| Attest: | ||
| John P. Lumley, Chairman | Hans Odde, Clerk to the Board | |
| BILLS – SEPTEMBER, 2010 | ||
| MATTHEW BENDER & CO.,INC. 51.47 | WORLAND CLEANERS & SUPPLY 22.20 | |
| NATIONAL SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION 50.00 | HOT SPRINGS VETERINARY CLINIC 207.00 | |
| SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEMS 508.55 | WYOMING LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY 400.00 | |
| TRI STATE TRUCK&EQUIPMENT,INC. 597.10 | BRUCO, INC. 847.09 | |
| JACK'S UNIFORM & EQUIPMENT 14.00 | COWBOY TIMBER 5,184.00 | |
| AFLAC (ACCOUNT #HW652) 911.87 | STATE OF WYOMING - A&I 47.18 | |
| ANITA WEISBECK 28.50 | H.O.P.E. AGENCY 1,500.00 | |
| ATLAS OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. 360.96 | BEST WESTERN INN @ LANDER 903.23 | |
| BIG HORN WATER 48.00 | BILLINGS AREA FAMILY VIOLENCE 175.00 | |
| BILLINGS FLYING SERVICE, INC. 3,960.00 | BLAIR'S SUPER MARKET 486.77 | |
| PITNEY BOWES 200.00 | BRAD W. BASSE 277.00 | |
| BROKERS NATIONAL LIFE 480.60 | CARDINAL HEALTH 110, INC. 297.23 | |
| CLOUD PEAK COUNSELING CENTER 200.00 | THERMOPOLIS HARDWARE 2,388.98 | |
| COLONIAL SUPPLEMENTAL INS. 248.45 | COMMUNITY HOME HEALTH SERVICES 1,250.00 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 53.17 | VERIZON WIRELESS 39.14 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 61.72 | VERIZON WIRELESS 266.02 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 44.18 | DEBRA DONAHUE 118.22 | |
| DELBERT PETERS 76.98 | DON'S IGA 5.49 | |
| DON'S IGA 66.33 | D.R.A. SERVICES LLC 5,573.06 | |
| EAGLE PEST CONTROL 125.00 | ELECTION SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE 180.00 | |
| FASTENERS INC. 21.89 | SHELL FLEET PLUS PROCESSING CENTER 60.06 | |
| PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 35,937.43 | FOOD SERVICES OF AMERICA 1,070.95 | |
| FORENSIC PATHOLOGY CONSULTANT 1,040.00 | FRANDSON SAFETY INC. 11.00 | |
| HANS ODDE 137.65 | HILTON GARDEN INN - LARAMIE 3,486.19 | |
| THE HON COMPANY 1,761.22 | HONNEN EQUIPMENT CO. 154.80 | |
| HOT SPRINGS CO. LIBRARY FOUNDATION 10,000.00 | HOT SPRINGS MUSEUM 25,000.00 | |
| HOT SPRINGS COUNTY HEALTH INS ACCT 49,646.82 | HOT SPRINGS CO. SCHOOL DIST #1 7,296.71 | |
| HUMAN RESOURCE COUNCIL 7.50 | INDEPENDENT RECORD 1,916.56 | |
| INDOFF INC. 280.15 | JADECO, INC. 230.80 | |
| JEFFRIES DENTAL P.C. 307.00 | JERRY D. WILLIAMS 606.08 | |
| JILL JACOBSON 1,250.00 | JOHN LUMLEY 415.00 | |
| JODIE NADING 69.76 | JUDY M. CARSWELL 193.00 | |
| KATRIN KOLDER, DVM 67.70 | KNAPP SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO. 284.37 | |
| LATHROP EQUIPMENT CO. 213.40 | LEE A. CAMPBELL 245.85 | |
| LEXIS NEXIS 92.00 MARY GORDON 348.29 | MARY L. SCHEIBLE 2,710.00 | |
| MBA OF WYOMING 30,897.05 | MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 111.87 | |
| HOT SPRINGS COUNSELING SERV. 8,374.89 | HOT SPRINGS COUNSELING SERVICE 200.00 | |
| MESSENGER & JUROVICH, P.C. 590.00 | MICKEYJEAN FORD 107.00 | |
| MICHAEL E. MORTIMORE 29.50 | NIELSEN OIL CO., INC. 20.00 | |
| ONE STOP REPAIR & 94.31 | ONSTAR 198.96 | |
| O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 18.97 | O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 3.98 | |
| O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 169.59 | OWL CREEK GRAPHICS 53.96 | |
| OWL LUMBER INC. 16.98 | ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER 4,304.06 | |
| PAMIDA 218.37 | PERFORMANCE AUTO & GLASS 46.48 | |
| PERFORMANCE AUTO & GLASS 506.05 | PIZZA HUT 44.70 | |
| PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 2,160.00 | PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 2,460.00 | |
| POSTMASTER 1,267.70 | PRINT ZONE 151.00 | |
| PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER,INC. 277.79 | QUARTERMASTER, INC. 361.92 | |
| QWEST 650.37 | RAYMOND E. SHAFFER 129.50 | |
| ROCKY MOUNTAIN 4,912.95 | GORRELL & HOPKINSON, P.C. 1,846.99 | |
| RIVERTON TIRE & OIL CO., INC. 1,850.63 | ROAD-RUNNER TWO, LLC 24.16 | |
| ROSCOE STEEL & CULVERT CO. 4,686.44 | RT COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 2,256.97 | |
| SANDRA L BAKER 40.00 | SANOFI PASTEUR, INC. 2,440.42 | |
| SHOSHONE OFFICE SUPPLY 1,130.94 | SIGNS OF SUTHERLAND AUTO 33.00 | |
| SCOTT, SHELLEDY, & LUHM, P.C. 4,905.00 | THE STANDARD INS. CO. 1,366.86 | |
| TEEPEE POOLS 356.00 | TERRACON CONSULTANTS INC 4,100.00 | |
| SHELL SOUTHSIDE TRAVEL CENTER 105.49 | THE RITZ THEATRE 38.14 | |
| TOWN OF THERMOPOLIS 41,763.01 | TRAVELING COMPUTERS, INC. 10,646.99 | |
| TRI COUNTY TELEPHONE ASSOC,INC 334.29 | VERIZON WIRELESS 34.16 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 216.32 | VICKLUND CAR CLINIC, INC. 109.40 | |
| VISA - CARD ONE 57.84 | VISA - CARD TWO 400.95 | |
| VISA - CARD THREE 203.88 | VISA - CARD FOUR 786.39 | |
| VISA - CARD FIVE 160.73 | VISA - CARD SIX 107.88 | |
| VISA (CARD EIGHT) 249.53 | VISA 267.51 | |
| VISA 789.14 | WAVING AT YOU.COM 161.00 | |
| WCS TELECOM 353.52 | WEST PAYMENT CENTER 104.00 | |
| WILLIAM KURTIS STRUEMKE 552.00 | WIRELESS ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS 3,792.00 | |
| EMPLOYMENT TAX DIVISION 1,816.95 | WYOMING STATE BAR 303.00 | |
| WYOMING CHILD SUPPORT ASSOCIATION 60.00 | WYOMING.COM 20.00 | |
| WYOMING DIVISION OF 327.00 | ORCHARD TRUST COMPANY 5,320.00 | |
| WYOMING GAS 381.08 | WYONET INC. 113.95 | |
| WYO RETIREMENT SYSTEM 21,479.59 | 036-NCPERS GROUP LIFE INS. 272.00 | |
| WYOMING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CENTER 40.00 | ||
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