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| The Hot Springs County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, at 9:00 a.m. in the Public Meeting room in the Government Annex. Present were Commissioners Brad Basse and Mike Baker. Also present were County Attorney Jerry Williams, County Clerk Hans Odde and Administrative Assistant to the Commissioners Penny Herdt. Vice-Chairman Brad Basse led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance. Chairman John Lumley was absent due to illness. Vice-Chairman Brad Basse assumed the role of chairman for the meeting, and suspended Robert's Rules of Order in order to conduct business more efficiently in Chairman Lumley's absence. Approval of Agenda Mike Baker moved to approve the agenda with the following changes: ADD: Airport Updated. FAA Request for Reimbursement #1 e. WYDOT Request For Reimbursement #1 Other Business:5. Lane 3 WYDOT IRP Draw Down Request #5 6. Lane 3 SLIB Grant Draft Request #3 7. Hospital Endoscopy Suite SLIB Grant Draft Request #3 Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Approval of Minutes Mike Baker made a motion to approve the minutes from October 5, 2010 as presented. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: Clerk Odde pointed out that the approval signature lines for all minutes presented for approval today need to be changed so that Vice-Chairman Basse can sign the minutes in the absence of Chairman Lumley. Motion carried. Mike Baker moved to approve the minutes from October 19, 2010 as presented with the change in the signature line. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mike Baker moved to approve the minutes from the special meeting held October 22, 2010 for the Pearce Land Use Change Request hearing with the change in the signature line. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: Commissioner Basse asked that in the section regarding the emergency presentation by Dan Evans, the last line be changed to read "The Commissioners accepted the letter, but due to the fact that this item was not on the published agenda, no official action was taken at this time." Mike Baker moved to amend the minutes from October 22 to reflect this change. Brad Basse seconded the amendment. Motion to amend carried. Commissioner Basse called the question on the original motion. Motion carried. Mike Baker, stating that he felt the original draft of the minutes from the October 26 Special Commissioners meeting more accurately reflected the events of the meeting than the reviewed and revised version presented for approval, moved to approve the minutes from the special meeting held October 26, 2010 in their original draft form. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: after a comparative review of the original draft version and the revised version of the minutes, Commissioner Basse moved to insert the following after the third sentence in the fourth paragraph: Commissioner Baker said he had a phone conversation yesterday with Tom Jubin, private counsel to the County Commission, who advised against this. Chairman Lumley also said he agreed that there would be no testimony nor would he allow it after also visiting with Tom Jubin via phone yesterday. Chairman Lumley did argue that there was a need for the public to have a venue to address their concerns and it was the Commissioners' responsibility under statute for public safety and if the public did not feel they could approach the sheriff or county attorney, they needed to be able to go somewhere with their concern(s)." Mike Baker seconded the motion. Commissioner Basse called for the question on just that portion. Motion carried. Mike Baker moved to insert the following verbiage immediately before "Commissioner Baker called for the question": "Commissioners Basse and Baker both agreed the public needed to be able to discuss their concerns and asked that it be placed on the agenda for the November 2nd meeting so there was enough notice given." Brad Basse seconded the motion and called for the question on that portion. Motion carried. Brad Basse moved to amend the minutes presented today to add the following line toward the end of the paragraph discussing approval of the agenda: "Chairman Lumley disagreed and favored amending the agenda to allow for citizen participation." Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. 1 Commissioner Basse moved to insert the following sentence at the beginning of the last paragraph: "Chairman Lumley asked if there was further business to come before the Board." Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Commissioner Basse called for the question on the original motion as amended. Motion carried. Approval of Bills The following bills were submitted for approval: (see attached). Payroll for October, 2010 - $149,713.01. Order of Dismissal Clerk Odde presented an Order of Dismissal regarding the hearing scheduled for November 16, 2010 for Docket #10-PET-001 – James Weisbeck and Marty Smith vs. Jerry Williams, Hot Springs County & Prosecuting Attorney and Lou Falgoust, Hot Springs County Sheriff. The petitioners have withdrawn their allegations. This Order of Dismissal has been drafted by Tom Jubin, the County's outside counsel, for the Commissioners' signature. Mike Baker moved to approve the Order of Dismissal and Vacating of Action on Docket #10-PET-001. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: The document will be revised to reflect Vice-Chairman Basse's signature in the absence of Chairman Lumley and to insert current date. Motion carried. Receive Lehman Complaint The Commissioners acknowledged the receipt of a copy of the letter from Julie Lehman dated October 25, 2010 and addressed to Hans Odde, HSC Clerk of Court. Commissioner Basse indicated that he had also spoken personally with Ms. Lehman's mother, Betty Hawkins regarding the picture-taking incident referred to in the letter of complaint. Vice-Chairman Basse then asked Ms. Lehman if she had anything else to add regarding the incident. Ms. Lehman replied that she had a notarized letter from another mother who had witnessed the incident, and a copy of Dave Larson's divorce papers that she felt the Commissioners should have a copy of. Betty Hawkins stated that she had spoken with both Commissioners (Basse and Baker) last week and reiterated her request for the Commissioners to instigate an outside investigation into the matter as the Sheriff has refused to investigate the incident. A copy of the notarized document was accepted and placed into the record by the Commissioners. Consider Special Investigation of Sheriff's Department Issues The Commissioners then undertook consideration of calling for a special outside investigation of the various issues alleged by local citizens to be occurring within the Sheriff's Department. Clerk Odde was asked to read the minutes from the October 26, 2010 Special Meeting of the Commissioners for the benefit of all those present, especially those who might not have been present at the October 26th meeting, as there was some discussion of the investigation issue at that meeting. Commissioner Basse reported that, subsequent to the meeting on October 26th , he had met with Sheriff Falgoust and together they spoke with Kebin Haller, deputy director of the DCI, regarding the shooting of the horse, the photos taken in the Pamida parking lot, and intimidation of witnesses, among other issues. The gist of that conversation was that, unless criminal activity was involved, the DCI would not get involved. Mr. Haller suggested writing a letter to the Attorney General requesting an investigation, or possibly an internal affairs investigation conducted by an outside department. After conducting extensive research into the matter, Commissioner Basse stated that he still did not feel the County Commissioners were the appropriate body to deal with these issues. Several citizens walked out of the meeting at that point. Vice-Chairman Basse asked if anyone had any further comments. Sheriff Lou Falgoust asked to read a letter of response to the horse, pornography, picture-taking and prescription drug/jail issues. Copies of the letter were distributed to the Commissioners and any of those in the audience who wanted one. Sheriff Falgoust indicated that he did not feel the Board of Commissioners was an appropriate venue for dealing with these issues. Mike Baker stated that he respectfully disagreed with Commissioner Basse's and Sheriff Falgoust's position on this matter. Commissioner Baker feels that it is within the role of the Commissioners to call for an outside investigation of the Sheriff's department, especially into issues such as witness intimidation, to settle once and for all the questions that have been raised. Commissioner Baker feels that it is appropriate for the Commissioners to look into the issues, not necessarily in a supervisory capacity over other elected officials but in the best interests and for the security of the citizens of the county. Commissioner Basse asked who Commissioner Baker thought the request for an investigation should be addressed to, as the DCI has already declined to investigate. Commissioner Baker agreed with Commissioner Basse that it is a bit of a Catch-22 – how do you prove or disprove criminal activity without an outside investigation? – but feels that there must be an outside investigation. Citizen Tony Nettles agreed that the Commissioners are not necessarily the correct venue for an investigation, but feels that they should call for one due to the number of concerned citizens and public 2 information that is available for an investigation to uncover. Citizen Dan Moriarity pointed out that the citizens who walked out of the meeting earlier are extremely frustrated, do not feel that anyone is listening to them, and do not know where to turn for help. He feels that all the publicity in the media is giving the county a bad name and an investigation is needed to make the citizens of this county feel safe and restore confidence in their law enforcement. Citizen Jim Dodds asked that the Commissioners call for an outside investigation. Citizen CW Clark wants an investigation and thinks that the Commissioners have a responsibility to call for one. Planner Lee Campbell suggested a grand jury might be one avenue to look into the allegations. Commissioner Basse asked the County Attorney where the county citizens could go for resolution of these issues. The County Attorney reviewed the proper procedure for citizens wishing to file complaints, and stated that the only way he, or, in his opinion, the Commissioners, could call for an outside investigation is if a written, formal complaint had been filed with the Sheriff's department and that complaint had been ignored by the department. Commissioner Baker stated that it appeared to him that the core of the charges is whether law enforcement has been exceeding its authority and he feels that this should be the focus of any investigation. Commissioner Basse stated that he agrees with the need for an outside investigation and only needs to find a legal way to call for one. County Attorney Williams stated that, while there is no particular law authorizing the Commissioners to request an investigation, neither is there a law making it a crime to do so. After further discussion, Brad Basse moved to draft a letter to be sent to the DCI and the Attorney General's office explaining the concerns of the Hot Springs County citizens about issues in the Sheriff's department and requesting that they act in whatever capacity they can to address those citizen's concerns. Mike Baker seconded the motion for discussion purposes. Discussion: Commissioner Baker asked the County Attorney how to frame this letter – how broad or narrow should the request be to increase the chances of a good response? County Attorney Williams indicated that a formal opinion could be sought on matters of law or a direct request for action could be made. Commissioner Basse felt that it was important to be as upfront as possible – stating that there are complaints from county residents that appear to have some validity, that the residents are reluctant to deal with local law enforcement for various reasons, and that, as there appears to be no other recourse, the Commissioners would like to request an outside investigation. Commissioner Baker stated that he felt it was important to work diligently and quickly to get the letter drafted and sent out, and then called for the question. Motion carried. Commissioner Basse asked Mr. Nettles and Mr. Moriarity to pass the information regarding the call for an investigation along to the citizens who had left earlier. They agreed to do so. Emergency Management Monthly Report Emergency Management Coordinator Bill Gordon was unable to attend due to a schedule conflict. Shelley Deromedi presented a letter from Mr. Gordon asking for the Commissioners' support for a series of one-hour Emergency Preparedness Trainings for all county employees. The Emergency Preparedness Committee would like to hold these employee trainings as part of the normal work day. Mike Baker made a motion to support the Emergency Preparedness Training sessions to be held as part of the employees' normal work days. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: Commissioner Baker emphasized that the motion is one of support for the idea of providing the training during normal working hours – not a requirement that all the elected officials must follow. Commissioner Basse called for the question. Motion carried. 2010 Hot Springs County Report Assessor Deromedi presented the Commissioners with a copy of her annual Hot Springs County General Information report, along with a brochure outlining the various ways the oil and gas industry contributes to the local economy in counties statewide. Rebates & Supplementals Assessor Deromedi presented the following rebates for the Commissioners' approval Rebate #26-10 – 21 Mortgage - 2010 Parcel #4325– 2007 Skyline Mobile Home, 16' x 69'. Mobile home was not in county on 1/1/2010, resulting in over-assessment of 3947. Taxes in the amount of $274.93 need to be rebated. Rebate #27-10 – Marathon Oil Company – DOR NOVC 2010-0840 - Parcel #995– Oil production at Grass Creek during 2008. Marathon filed amended return in response to letter from DOR informing Marathon of discrepancies between Severance Tax reporting and Gross Products reporting for production year 2008, resulting in over-assessment in District 100 of 1,445,408. Taxes in the amount of $96,885.70 need to be rebated. 3 After discussion, Mike Baker moved to approve Rebate #26-10 to 21 Mortgage in the amount of $274.93, and Rebate #27-10 to Marathon Oil Company in the amount of $96,885.70. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. The following Supplementals have been processed through the Treasurer's office: Exxon Mobil Corporation – Parcel #2954 – DOR NOVC #2010-858 - 2006 Oil Production at Grass Creek – Exxon Mobil filed amended return during the course of appeal 2010-858 to correct discrepancies between Severance Tax and Gross Products reporting for the 2006 production year. The net value difference on three properties was 1. A supplemental tax notice in the amount of $0.07 has been processed through the Treasurer's Office. Fidelity Exploration & Production – Parcel # 4282 – DOR NOVC 2010-919 – Amended return filed by Fidelity in response to a letter from DOR informing Fidelity of discrepancies discovered in an examination of severance tax and gross products reporting for the 2009 Production Year resulting in underassessment of 3090. A supplemental tax notice in the amount of $199.79 has been processed through the Treasurer's Office. Maintenance Monthly Report Maintenance Foreman Chuck Carver was unable to attend due to a schedule conflict. He will present his report at the November 16, 2010 regular Commissioners meeting. Road & Bridge Monthly Report Road & Bridge Foreman Ray Shaffer reported that the Ready Pit is open and being used. The access road is being rebuilt and should be finished later next week. Grader patching has finished up for the year as it is now too cold to continue. The yearly clean-out of the box culverts on Red Lane has been completed. Earlier in the summer a product colloquially known as "rhino snot" was applied as a stabilizer on Coyote Run road and Mr. Shaffer reported that he has been quite pleased with its performance. The product is somewhat pricey, but it seems to be quite effective. A product called CFR was applied on Lanes 7 and 12 to rejuvenate and reseal the asphalt in those areas. The new plow truck has arrived in Casper and the old plow blade will be taken to Casper for installation on the new truck. Mr. Shaffer has located a used chipper for sale in Yellowstone Park, so will be heading up there this week to look it over to decide whether to put a bid in on it. Wyoming Rural Roads has begun a mapping program to identify problem areas on county roads, and has made funds available to assist in remedying the problems through signage, road reconstruction projects, etc. Mr. Shaffer presented a map prepared by WRR identifying some of those road areas in Hot Springs County. Funding applications are due at the end of this month, so he is working on identifying applicable projects and submitting applications. Commissioners were given a copy of the proposed Temporary License Agreement between Mike Healy/L.U. Sheep Company and Hot Springs County for road work on Grass Creek Road. This item was for information only. The agreement will be presented for approval and signature after it is complete and Mr. Healy has signed it. Planner Monthly Report Planner Lee Campbell presented the Commissioners with an incomplete plat and review letter regarding the Coyote Terrace subdivision. In February, 2009, the Commissioners approved a land use change from agricultural to residential for this subdivision, but withheld full approval and signing of the plat until the owner supplied a water well user's agreement, a road maintenance agreement and restrictive covenants for the Coyote Terrace subdivision. The owner has never supplied these items, and chose not to finalize the subdivision at that time. The property in question has now been sold as a single piece of land – not subdivided. Planner Campbell wanted to establish whether the power line and entrance road easements shown on the plat legally exist, as they have never been officially recorded. County Attorney Jerry Williams stated that, as the easements had never been recorded, they do not legally exist. The County Attorney also expressed his concern over the two-year lapse with no action, and asked that, in the future, sunset provisions be established for any type of conditional approvals given by the Commissioners. The consensus of the Commissioners, Planner and County Attorney was that final approval for the Coyote Terrace subdivision would be dependent on affirmative action by the new landowner and no further action was taken at this time. Planner Campbell stated that he had inspected the new Ready Gravel Pit and it appears that all the DEQ requirements are being met. Landfill Agreement Review Town of Thermopolis representative Dan Stansill appeared to discuss the proposed Landfill Agreement with the Commissioners. County Attorney Williams has reviewed the agreement and has several 4 problems with it, including a missing exhibit and proposed open-ended contract charges and fees. In response to Commissioner Basse's question about the purpose of the scale, Mr. Stansill replied that, although the Town believes it would be in the best interests of the citizens of the county to ultimately form a solid waste district, in the absence of such a district, the Town needs to know who (what entities) is delivering how much waste to the landfill. Currently, the Town suspects that the private citizens of the town and county are paying more than their fair share of the landfill costs versus contractors and other commercial users. The scale will help determine a more reasonable distribution of costs. Regarding the addition of personnel at the landfill, the Town expects that with the installation of a scale, more manhours will be required, but they are not sure how many more or when the need will occur at this time. Mr. Stansill agreed to provide a copy of the missing Exhibit A to the Commissioners. Commissioner Basse suggested drafting a letter outlining the county's concerns with the landfill agreement to the Town Council for approval at the November 16, 2010 Commissioners meeting. South Thermopolis Water & Sewer District Grant Application Support Letter Engineering Associates representative Anthony Barnett appeared before the Commissioners to review a draft of the review letter for the South Thermopolis Water & Sewer District SLIB Grant Application. Estimated costs for the project have dropped from $5.4 million to $4.8 million as more accurate information has been generated. Options three and five (the tank on Coyote Run and connecting piping on Lanes 7 and 3) are still part of the project. Mike Baker moved to approve the Grant Application support letter with a change in the signature line to Vice-Chairman Basse's name. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Airport Update GDA representatives Dusty Spomer and Carrie Brasher appeared before the Commissioners to give an update on activities concerning the new airport. Landowner – Mr. Spomer reported that the landowner has asked GDA and all its subcontractors to remove themselves from the property and not return at this point. SRE Scope and Contract – Mr. Spomer presented a draft of the agreement between Hot Springs County and GDA Engineers for their assistance with snow removal equipment acquisition for the Commissioners' review prior to the next meeting. No action required at this time. Pictures of recently-delivered equipment for the Cowley airport were also presented for perusal. Eligibility of Administrative Costs – GDA is currently working with the FAA to determine the documentation requirements for reimbursement of administrative costs on this project. Notice of Landing Area Proposal – The FAA has recommended the execution of this document, regardless of the status of land acquisition, so that engineering work on the actual physical establishment of the runway can begin. After some discussion, the Commissioners declined to execute the document at this time as it gives the impression of presupposing a decision regarding land acquisition that has not yet been made. Fixed Base Operator (FBO) Request for Proposals (RFP's) – Mr. Spomer presented the Commissioners with sample RFP's for soliciting bids for the FBO position at the current airport. FAA Request for Reimbursement #1 – Clerk Odde presented FAA Request for Reimbursement #1 for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve FAA Project 3-56-0032-03 RFR #1 in the amount of $112,075.00. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. WYDOT - Aeronautics Division Request for Reimbursement #1 – Clerk Odde presented WYDOT- Aeronautics Division Request for Reimbursement #1 for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve WYDOT-Aeronautics Division Project THP-11A-2757 RFR #1 in the amount of $3,539.00. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Correspondence – Commissioners noted receipt of two pieces of correspondence from John W. Davis, attorney for Joe and Charles Holden – an unsigned, Draft letter dated 10-26-10 and a signed letter dated 11-01-10, which included a reference to the Draft letter. Withdrawal of Owl Creek Water District CDBG Grant Application Owl Creek Water District representatives Harry Hughes and Don McCumber appeared to discuss the District's CDBG Grant Application. The District is in the process of securing water taps for their water supply project, in compliance with USDA grant requirements. As this is taking more time than originally anticipated, the District is withdraw 5ing their current CDBG application and plans to re-apply in the spring of 2011. As the sponsors of the original application, the County needs to submit a letter of withdrawal to 5 the Wyoming Business Council with notice of intent to re-apply in the spring of 2011. Mr. Hughes has provided a draft of that letter for the Commissioners' signature. Mike Baker moved to approve the letter 5 of withdrawal to the Wyoming Business Council for Vice-Chairman Basse's signature. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Airport Fuel Storage Tank Inspection Report Follow-up Commissioner Basse reported that the company that installed the tank is scheduled to do its annual DEQ inspection this week. They will check to see if the monitor referred to in the WYDEQ Inspection Report letter dated 10-4-10 is installed and functioning properly. Commissioner Basse is still waiting on a call back regarding the rooftop access issue. Commissioner Basse will give an update on these issues at the meeting on November 16, 2010. Youth Alternatives Monthly Report Director Bob Wyss reported that he currently has thirteen participants with three incoming. One program participant has been referred to WBI due to an inability to comply with the program requirements. Still no word on the VOA grant, but next payment request will not be made until January, so he will keep checking. Other Business Courthouse Cabling Project – Work is continuing on the planning and design phase of this project. Public Funds Depository Resolutions – Clerk Odde presented Public Funds Depository Resolutions from Pinnacle Bank for the Treasurer and the Clerk of District Court for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve Pinnacle Bank's application to serve as a public funds depository for the Hot Springs County Treasurer. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mike Baker moved to approve Pinnacle Bank's application to serve as a public funds depository for the Clerk of District Court. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Planning Board Member Resignation – Larry Bentley has submitted his resignation from the County Planning Board. The Commissioners acknowledged receipt of an email from Planning Board member Diane Winter voicing her strong support for Mr. Bentley as chairman of the Planning Board and asking them to put Mr. Bentley's resignation on hold. After discussion, the Commissioners decided to honor Mr. Bentley's wishes. Mike Baker moved to accept Mr. Bentley's resignation with regret and send him a letter thanking him for his service to the County and encouraging him to apply for board openings as they occur in the future. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Natural Resource Planning Committee Resignation – Larry Bentley has submitted a letter of resignation from the Natural Resource Planning Committee effective immediately. Mike Baker moved to accept the resignation with regret. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Clerk Odde was asked to advertise both positions for appointment at a later date. Lane 3 WYDOT IRP Request for Reimbursement #5 – Clerk Odde presented WYDOT IRP RFR #5 for the Lane 3 Phase I & II project for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve Lane 3 WYDOT IRP RFR #5 in the amount of $3,997.62. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Lane 3 SLIB Grant Draft Request #3 – Clerk Odde presented the SLIB GDR #3 for the Lane 3 Phase I & II project for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve Lane 3 SLIB GDR #3 in the amount of $3,038.19. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Hospital Endoscopy Suite SLIB Grant Draft Request #3 – Clerk Odde presented Grant Draft Request #3 for the Hospital Endoscopy Suite project for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve SLIB GDR #3 for the Hospital Endoscopy Suite in the amount of $28,276.50. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: Commissioner Baker noted that the project completion date is currently expected to be 11/11/10. Motion carried. Correspondence William T. McVay – Bentonite Uses Senator John Barrasso – U.S. Dept. of the Interior Monument Designation Response County Planner – Casper Newspaper Article Hospital Board Minutes County Treasurer – Monthly Financial Reports The Commissioners reviewed the foregoing items. No action was required or taken at this time. Adjournment Vice-Chairman Basse if there was any further business to come before the Board. There being none, Mike Baker moved to adjourn. Vice-Chairman Basse declared the meeting adjourned at 2:50 p.m. | ||
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| Attest: | ||
| Brad Basse, Vice-Chairman | Hans Odde, Clerk to the Board | |
| BILLS – OCTOBER, 2010 | ||
| MATTHEW BENDER & CO.,INC. 142.46 | THERMOPOLIS - HOT SPRINGS 5,000.00 | |
| WORLAND CLEANERS & SUPPLY 6.85 | STEPHENS-PECK INC 65.00 | |
| HANSON'S FIRE EQUIPMENT 75.55 | STATE OF WYOMING 655.01 | |
| SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEMS 37.30 | SIRCHIE FINGERPRINT LABORATORI 71.44 | |
| HOT SPRINGS COUNTY WEED & PEST 558.30 | HARRY R. (MICK) WHITE 30.00 | |
| DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 14,337.96 | D & D MACHINE, INC. 75.01 | |
| PAUL H. CARSWELL 30.00 | GALLS INC. 95.34 | |
| IDEAL AUTO ELECTRIC 253.60 | AFLAC (ACCOUNT #HW652) 911.87 | |
| STATE OF WYOMING - A&I 49.54 | ALICE A. ONEYEAR 47.00 | |
| RALPH L. ALLEN 45.00 | ANGELA D. CHISM 30.00 | |
| ANGIE R. GUYON 120.00 | ANITA WEISBECK 320.39 | |
| ATLAS OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. 451.76 | BRESNAN COMMUNICATIONS 55.20 | |
| BARTON STAM 99.00 | BASIL G. SORENSEN 30.00 | |
| BERNICE M. BALOG 37.00 | BEVERLY J. KOERWITZ 30.00 | |
| BIG HORN WATER 96.00 | BILLIE J. NORSWORTHY 128.00 | |
| BLAIR'S SUPER MARKET 281.45 | PITNEY BOWES 1,200.00 | |
| PITNEY BOWES 288.54 | BRENDA M. FLINN 42.00 | |
| BRENNTAG PACIFIC,INC. 9,086.77 | BROKERS NATIONAL LIFE 510.50 | |
| BROWN'S WESTERN APP 389.99 | BULLBERRY SYSTEMS, INC. 600.00 | |
| CALVIN B. MCCANN 30.00 | CANYON CONCRETE SAND & GRAVEL 934.25 | |
| CANYON SPORTING GOODS 86.81 | CANDACE W. WHITT 30.00 | |
| CARDINAL HEALTH 110, INC. 297.23 | CARSON DICKINSON 120.00 | |
| CATHY S. DENNIS 120.00 | CATHY M. ROBERTS 120.00 | |
| CH2MHILL 3,900.00 | CHARLES B. CHRISIEN 30.00 | |
| CHARLES R. ROBBINS 30.00 | RED ROCK FAMILY PRACTICE 11.00 | |
| CNA SURETY 300.00 | THERMOPOLIS HARDWARE 576.88 | |
| COLONIAL SUPPLEMENTAL INS. 248.45 | VERIZON WIRELESS 53.12 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 39.09 | VERIZON WIRELESS 60.65 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 265.80 | VERIZON WIRELESS 39.87 | |
| CORY M. BOWMAN 30.00 | TERESA K. CORNELLA 138.00 | |
| KOERWITZ, MICHEL, 10,750.00 | D & L CONSTUCTION 40.00 | |
| DAVID W. CARNEY 30.00 | DANIEL PEARCE 33.00 | |
| DANIEL M. NORSKOG 120.00 | DARREN A. DENTON 90.00 | |
| DAVE SCHLAGER 18.65 | DAVID V. SEIFERT 35.00 | |
| DAWNETTE M. PEIL 40.00 | DEBRA CAMP 36.50 | |
| DON'S IGA 213.75 | DON'S IGA 375.23 | |
| D.R.A. SERVICES LLC 5,038.82 | THERMOPOLIS-HOT SPRINGS CO. EDC 427.65 | |
| ELLEN G. REED 30.00 | ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES 7,567.58 | |
| ELECTION SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE 4,865.48 | FALINA M. JACKSON 143.00 | |
| FINISHING TOUCHES 40.00 | SHELL FLEET PLUS PROCESSING CENTER 147.49 | |
| FLEETPRIDE 212.84 | PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 36,102.27 | |
| FOOD SERVICES OF AMERICA 1,296.70 | MORTIMORE FUNERAL HOME 194.00 | |
| GAIL A. SCHENCK 30.00 | GDA ENGINEERS 114,074.33 | |
| GERALD CLOUSE 48.00 | MOUNTAIN WEST BUSINESS SOLUTIONS 271.35 | |
| HEATHER J. JONES 137.00 | BETH HELM 130.00 | |
| HELEN L. DOWDELL 36.00 | HILTON GARDEN INN - LARAMIE 151.50 | |
| HORIZON LABORATORY, LLC 445.50 | HOT SPRINGS COUNTY HEALTH INS ACCT 45,862.23 | |
| HOT SPRINGS CO. SCHOOL DIST #1 3,978.61 | IAAO 200.00 | |
| INDEPENDENT RECORD 1,807.59 | INDOFF INC. 1,204.26 | |
| ISABELLE M. WILLSON 38.00 | JACK T. MORNINGSTAR 30.00 | |
| JAMES D. CRAMER 36.50 | JANA R. OLIVER 30.00 | |
| JANET L. BLAKESLEY 40.00 | JEFFREY J. DITTMER 30.00 | |
| JEFFERY S. MCCOY 30.00 | JENNY L. DAVIS 30.00 | |
| JERRY D. WILLIAMS 34.60 | JESSICA BANSEMER 30.00 | |
| JILL JACOBSON 275.00 | JODIE L. NADING 30.00 | |
| JOHN B. SCHENCK 30.00 | JOHN J. SCHMIDT 34.00 | |
| JONATHAN E. FALER 30.00 | JUDY M MCNEESE-HILLBERRY 38.00 | |
| JUDITH D. MILLER 34.00 | JULIE MORTIMORE 10.00 | |
| KAREN HITCHENS 40.00 | KATHLEEN G. KING 30.00 | |
| KATHRYN S. PALMER 30.00 | KATHERINE D. SPATOL 30.00 | |
| KRISTINA D. MCNEFF 117.87 | LANA NICODEMUS 30.00 | |
| LEANN L. PYLE 30.00 | LESLIE R. WEBBER 30.00 | |
| LEVI J. SHINKLE 30.00 | LEXIS NEXIS 92.00 | |
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| LILLIAN B. BOSS 30.00 | LOIS E. SHINKLE 30.00 | |
| MARSHALL E. BOATMAN 30.00 | MARY GORDON 87.45 | |
| MARY L. SCHEIBLE 925.00 | MARJORIE A. WORSTER 30.00 | |
| MATTHEW P. STOCK 30.00 | MAXINE K TOEPKE-REESE 37.00 | |
| MBA OF WYOMING 25,479.89 | MCKEE MEDICAL CENTER 411.80 | |
| MEDELA, INC. 170.50 | MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 162.77 | |
| HOT SPRINGS CO. MEM. HOSPITAL 18.00 | HOT SPRINGS COUNSELING SERVICE 100.00 | |
| MESSENGER & JUROVICH, P.C. 40.00 | MICHAEL S. CLAYCOMB 30.00 | |
| MICHELLE A HOLMAN 120.00 | MOORE MEDICAL, LLC 31.45 | |
| NACCTFO TREASURER 60.00 | NATIONAL 4-H COUNCIL-SUPPLY SERVICE 59.95 | |
| NIELSEN OIL CO., INC. 20.00 | ONE STOP REPAIR & 184.64 | |
| O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 87.71 | O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 31.36 | |
| THE OFFICE SHOP, INC 185.27 | OWL CREEK GRAPHICS 111.92 | |
| OWL LUMBER INC. 57.70 | ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER 4,063.86 | |
| PAMIDA 55.89 | PERFORMANCE AUTO & GLASS 491.90 | |
| PIZZA HUT 199.24 | PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 1,160.00 | |
| PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 2,660.00 | POSITIVE PROMOTIONS 1,199.26 | |
| POSTMASTER 303.30 | PRINT ZONE 123.25 | |
| QUINTON L. HETZEL 30.00 | QWEST 650.24 | |
| RECOVERY SYSTEMS 566.19 | REUBEN D. JENKINS 30.00 | |
| RHONDA S KIMSEY 35.00 | GORRELL & HOPKINSON, P.C. 120.00 | |
| RIVERTON TIRE & OIL CO., INC. 541.14 | ROBERT A. DALE 40.00 | |
| ROBERT A. JAMIESON 30.00 | RONALD V. FREDRICKSON 30.00 | |
| ROY F. CABLE 30.00 | RT COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 2,254.93 | |
| SANDRA L BAKER 40.00 | SANOFI PASTEUR, INC. 5,068.56 | |
| SARA M MCMARTIN 33.00 | SERLKAY PRINTING 261.00 | |
| SHARON L. LEA 30.00 | SHARRON J. BENNETT 30.00 | |
| SHERI L. BARRETTE 30.00 | SHERI A. BRAVENEC 42.00 | |
| SHELLEY DEROMEDI 606.51 | SHOSHONE OFFICE SUPPLY 919.78 | |
| JAMES R. SKELTON 30.00 | SMILEMAKERS 88.69 | |
| SPRING LONGWELL 37.00 | SPRINGHILL SUITES 385.00 | |
| THE STANDARD INS. CO. 1,328.11 | SUSAN R. TENBOER 30.00 | |
| T&J PROPANE 20.70 | TEAM LABORATORY CHEMICAL CORP. 326.36 | |
| TEEPEE POOLS 337.00 | TERESA M. GILBERT 30.00 | |
| TERRACON CONSULTANTS INC 1,250.00 | TERRI M. WILLIAMS 120.00 | |
| THERMOPOLIS-HOT SPRINGS COUNTY EDC 25,000.00 | CENTRAL WYOMING TREE SERVICE 1,100.00 | |
| THOMAS L. BENNETT, M.D. 1,620.00 | THOMSON CREATIVE SOLUTIONS 165.00 | |
| TOWN OF THERMOPOLIS 28,664.06 | TRAVELING COMPUTERS, INC. 8,544.35 | |
| TRAVIS A. DOBBINS 30.00 | TRAVIS L. KELLY 120.00 | |
| TRI COUNTY TELEPHONE ASSOC,INC 334.29 | VALERIE A. BJORHUS 120.00 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 34.07 | VERONICA J. PECK 30.00 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 40.07 | VISA - CARD ONE 405.55 | |
| VISA - CARD TWO 195.50 | VISA - CARD THREE 501.98 | |
| VISA - CARD FOUR 492.10 | VISA - CARD FIVE 3,940.02 | |
| VISA (CARD EIGHT) 5.45 | VISA 312.79 | |
| VISA 730.92 | VISA 39.25 | |
| VISA 987.16 | WYOMING COUNTY ASSESSOR'S ASSOC. 61.08 | |
| WCS TELECOM 301.34 | WHITE HORSE FEED & SEED LLC 33.99 | |
| WOLFGANG LEUHNE 33.00 | EMPLOYMENT TAX DIVISION 1,831.47 | |
| WYOMING ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY 100.00 | WYOMING STATE BAR 192.50 | |
| WYOMING CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT 125.00 | WYOMING.COM 20.00 | |
| WYOMING DIVISION OF 218.00 | ORCHARD TRUST COMPANY 5,245.00 | |
| WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 313.75 | WYOMING GAS 662.30 | |
| WYONET INC. 113.95 | WYO RETIREMENT SYSTEM 21,073.52 | |
| 036-NCPERS GROUP LIFE INS. 256.00 | ||
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