MINUTES OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING |
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| STATE OF WYOMING | ) | OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF |
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| COUNTY OF HOT SPRINGS | ) | THERMOPOLIS WYOMING |
| March 1, 2011 | ||
| The Hot Springs County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Room at the Courthouse. Present were Commissioners John P. Lumley, Brad Basse and Mike Baker. Also present were County Clerk Hans Odde, County & Prosecuting Attorney Jerry Williams 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 made a motion to approve the agenda with the following amendments: ADD: Commissioners 12. Consider HSC Counseling Services Support Letter Other Business 5. Consider FBO Contract for Signature Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Approval of Minutes Brad Basse made a motion to approve the minutes of February 1, February 8 – Special, and February 15, 2011 as presented. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Approve Bills The following bills were submitted for approval: (see attached). Motion carried. Payroll for February, 2011 - $149,258.93. Emergency Management Monthly Report Bill Gordon was out ill today. He will report at the March 15, 2011 meeting Maintenance Monthly Report Maintenance Foreman Chuck Carver reported that the rooftop HVAC unit at the Museum needs to be replaced. Mr. Carver has received estimates of approximately $10,000.00 - $12,000.00 for replacement of the unit. Clerk Odde reported that there are funds available in the emergency expenditure line item that would be sufficient to cover this necessary replacement. Mike Baker moved to approve replacement of the Museum's rooftop HVAC unit with funds up to $12,000.00 to come from the Emergency Expenditures budget line item. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Carver will put the project out for bid, with a sealed bid opening to be held at the April 5, 2011 Commissioners meeting. Mr. Carver presented new maintenance contracts from Big Horn Energy for the Commissioners' approval. These contracts cover HVAC maintenance for the Extension Office, Library, Government Annex, Counseling Center and the Courthouse/Law Enforcement Center. The Town of Thermopolis shares costs associated with the Courthouse/Law Enforcement Center. Mike Baker moved to approve the maintenance contracts with Big Horn Energy. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Discussion: details of the contracts are as follows – County Annex/Extension Office - $550.00, the Government Annex building - $1,038.00, the Hot Springs County Counseling Center - $622.00, the Museum - $730.00, the Library - $1,192.00 and the Courthouse/Law Enforcement Center - $2,306.00. All amounts are annual charges, payable in two equal installments. Mr. Carver reviewed the plumbing/heating issues he has been dealing with in the law enforcement center. Most of the plumbing repair/upgrade work has been completed. Several solutions are under consideration and/or being implemented to remedy the temperature issues in the bathrooms and jail areas. Road and Bridge Monthly Report Road & Bridge Foreman Ray Shaffer reported no activity in any of the gravel pits this month. The radio has been installed in the new plow truck so it is now in service. Mr. Shaffer asked what the Commissioners wanted to do with the old truck as far as disposal goes. The Commissioners suggested advertising for sealed bids through the local newspaper. Mr. Shaffer will look into that. The Road & Bridge crew will go to Yellowstone tomorrow to pick up the newly acquired chipper. 1 Mr. Shaffer indicated that the target date for rental of a backhoe and a hammer unit to use in various projects throughout the county is April 15th . He anticipates renting this equipment for approximately one month. Mr. Shaffer discussed drainage issues in the Lane 7 area. As the area has been built up over the years, natural drainages have become blocked and wet weather leads to flooding issues in the area. Road & Bridge has effected a temporary fix by re-installing a drainage ditch behind White Horse Feed and the Flying Dutchman, but a more long term fix is needed. Regarding the Asphalt Zipper discussed at the previous meeting, Mr. Shaffer has not been able to get in contact with the seller directly to discuss terms, etc. He is still working on this. Regarding the proposed chipping and crushing projects planned for the county this year, Mr. Shaffer reported that the WYDOT District Engineer had recommended he talk to the general contractor for the state's scheduled projects about piggy-backing on a crushing project to save some money. However, after visiting with Ernie Skretteberg with McGarvin–Moberly, it appears that the various materials may be obtained from local sources at similar or lower prices, so piggy-backing on the State's projects does not appear to be particularly advantageous at this time. Mr. Shaffer indicated that his department will be using a sealing product on several county roads this year as opposed to doing chipping projects, as the sealant costs roughly $5,000.00/mile as opposed to $12,000.00-13,000.00/mile for a chipping project. The sealant will allow the chipping to be put off for a few years so that funds may be built up for the chipping projects. Discussion ensued regarding whether to go to public bid for the crushing project or just bid the engineering portion of the project. The Commissioners felt that bidding the project was important to avoid any risk of running afoul of County Road Fund Requirements. Mr. Shaffer will continue to work on this project. Youth Alternatives Monthly Report Youth Alternatives Director Bob Wyss presented the VOA Grant Contract for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve the VOA Grant Contract for the Youth Alternatives program in the amount of $13,486.00. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. County Planner Monthly Report Planner Lee Campbell expressed his extreme concerns regarding the current Big Horn Basin Resource Management Plan Revision. He stressed the importance of professional, science-based comment letters in response to the release of the BLM's Draft Environmental Impact Statement for this plan revision. The Commissioners took Mr. Campbell's concerns under advisement, but were unable to respond to them directly as most of the information contained in any response is still pre-decisional and not available for public release. Final Public Hearing – Soaring Eagle Subdivision Chairman John Lumley declared the public hearing for Soaring Eagle Subdivision open at 11:05 a.m. Planner Campbell confirmed that this hearing had been properly advertised. Also present for the hearing were Tim and Nancy Blaich and engineer Heath Overfield. Planner Campbell asked Clerk Odde to review the portion of the Commissioners meeting minutes from February 16, 2010 concerning the public hearing for the Soaring Eagle Subdivision. Commissioner Basse asked for clarification regarding why the present hearing was being held. Planner Campbell responded that, at the last hearing, several conditions were put on approval of the subdivision by the Commissioners, so he had taken it upon himself to continue the hearing to ensure that the conditions set at that time had been met. The conclusion was reached that the proceedings today should not have been billed as a public hearing, but rather should have been simply a presentation of a final plat for the Commissioners' signature. Mr. Overfield related that the Blaich's had come to him to finalize the plat for recording in the Clerk's office. Upon reviewing the documents and minutes from the February 16, 2010 hearing, he felt the need for clarification from the Commissioners that all the conditions they had placed on the subdivision's approval had been met before he produced the final plat for recording. The Blaich's asked if it would be possible to use a well for their potable water system if and when a house was built instead of hooking into the South Thermopolis Water & Sewer District's system. The County Attorney reminded them that one of the conditions placed on approval of the subdivision last year was that, in order to comply with the county's land use plan, the Blaich's would be required to hook into the central water system before using the lot for a private residence. Mr. & Mrs. Blaich stated that they do not want 2 to go to the expense of hooking up to STWSD's line unless or until they build a house on the subject property. Mr. Overfield stated that he is unwilling to a create final plat for signature and recording until it is established whether they have to hook up now or that noting the requirement for hooking up before establishing any type of residence on the lot in question on the final plat and recording it in the Clerk's office is sufficient at this time. Planner Campbell stated that, per state statutes and the county land use plan, three things must be addressed on the final plat for a subdivision: 1. Whether access is via public or private road and who bears responsibility for road maintenance; 2. How water is to be provided to the property – well or central water system; and 3. What the sewage disposal requirements are for the property – septic or central sewer system. Planner Campbell then presented Amended Variances reflecting the decisions made last February for the Commissioners' review. After three calls for public comment, hearing none, Chairman Lumley declared the public hearing closed at 11:55 a.m. After further discussion, the Commissioners instructed the Blaich's to work with Mr. Overfield to ensure that all variances granted by the Commissioners were noted on any plat submitted for the Commissioners' signature. Easement and road maintenance agreement documents are to be recorded in the Clerk's office independently of any plat. Before the final plat completing the subdivision will be signed, water service must be provided to both lots in the subdivision. Weed & Pest Special Mill Levy Request Bob Cunningham and Shawna Farrell with the Weed & Pest District appeared before the Commissioners to request approval of collection of a second mill by the Weed & Pest District to assist with their mosquito control program. The second mill will not cover the entire cost of the program, so Mr. Cunningham is in the process of writing four grants to gain adequate funding for their programs. Brad Basse moved approval of the second mill request for the Weed & Pest District. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Consider Resolution #2011-03 – Secretarial Order 3310 This resolution outlines the County's objections to the implementation of Secretary of State Salazar's Order 3310 which introduces a new federal land designation of "lands with wilderness characteristics" called "Wild Lands". Many Boards of County Commissioners are considering a similar resolution at their meetings today. If passed, the resolution will be sent to the president of the Wyoming County Commissioners Association and Governor Mead for presentation at the Western Governor's Association conference and the Western Interstate Regional conference to be held later this spring. Mike Baker moved to approve Resolution #2011-03 as follows: Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Clerk Odde will forward a signed copy of the resolution to the WCCA President's staff. Circuit Court Clerk – Conference Table & Chairs Circuit Court Clerk Bonnie Smith requested that the Commissioners allow her to use the old blue chairs previously used in the Commissioners' meeting room in her Circuit Court jury room. She had originally anticipated being able to use the old conference table, also, but that table is too large for her room. The Commissioners authorized Ms. Smith to take the blue chairs for her jury room, and suggested that she get prices on a new table and come back for approval of that purchase at a later date. Airport Update State Agency Agreement – Clerk Odde presented an amendment to the original agreement with WYDOT- Aeronautics Division for funding for the new airport. This amendment was necessary to account for the State match amount for new federal funding received since the original grant was awarded. Mike Baker moved to sign the Agency Agreement between Hot Springs County and the State of Wyoming-W- Aeronautics Division for Federal Aid Project #3-56-0032-04, State Project #THP-11C, State Grant #2807. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Snow Removal Equipment – GDA representatives Dustin Spomer and Jeremy Gilb presented the Bid Tabulation form for the purchase of the new snow removal equipment. Low bidder was Lariat International Trucks with a total bid of $126,860.00. GDA submitted a Recommendation of Award Letter recommending Lariat International Trucks as the vendor for the new snow removal equipment. Also submitted was a draft of a letter from the County to WYDOT-Aeronautics requesting written authorization to issue a Notice to Proceed to Lariat International Trucks. Included in this letter was a request for approval of a separate Supplemental Agreement covering the upgrade of the plow blade attachment for an additional cost of $2,237.00. Brad Basse moved to approve the letter to WYDOT-Aeronautics regarding purchase of the snow removal equipment as presented. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. FAA Request for Reimbursement #5 – Clerk Odde presented FAA Request for Reimbursement #5 for the Commissioners' approval. Brad Basse moved to approve FAA Project 3-56-0032-03 RFR #5 in the amount of $61,060.00. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. WYDOT - Aeronautics Division Request for Reimbursement #5 – Clerk Odde presented WYDOT- Aeronautics Division Request for Reimbursement #5 for the Commissioners' approval. Mike Baker moved to approve WYDOT-Aeronautics Division Project THP-11A-2757 RFR #5 in the amount of $1,928.00. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. WYDOT Snow Removal Equipment Request For Reimbursement #1 – Clerk Odde presented WYDOT- Aeronautics Division Request for Reimbursement #1 for the Snow Removal Equipment purchase for the Commissioners' approval. Brad Basse moved to approve WYDOT-Aeronautics Division Project THP- 13X-2785 RFR #1 in the amount of $10,957.00. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Terminal Area Input Committee – GDA representative Dusty Spomer reported that the first meeting of the newly formed Terminal Area Input Committee was held on February 26, 2011 to discuss the apron/terminal layout design for the new airport. Several written comments were received from those not 4 able to attend and comments were taken from those who did attend. A written summary and analysis of those comments will be forthcoming, as well as recommendations for the apron design based on this input. Design Update – A Three-Year Disadvantaged Business plan to encourage participation by smaller firms in the design and construction aspects of the project has been submitted for FAA approval. GDA is currently coordinating with the local utility companies to determine how to get service to the apron area. GDA representatives will meet on March 4, 2011 with State Water Engineer Dave Deutz and landowner Leroy Shumway to discuss water issues in the new airport area. Land Acquisition – The appraisal of the land to be purchased for the airport has been completed and copies have been provided to GDA, Joel Peckham, Joe Holden, WYDOT, and the County Commissioners. A meeting will be held with GDA, Mr. Peckham, Mr. Quarberg and Mr. Holden to review the appraisal within the next two-three weeks. The Commissioners will not be present at this meeting. Commissioner Basse expressed concern about public misinterpretation of the numbers contained within the appraisal and asked that GDA representatives, Mr. Peckham and Mr. Quarberg be available to offer clarification of the information as needed. In response to questions from the Commissioners, Mr. Spomer indicated that GDA is hopeful that dirt work will begin this year, but all progress is dependent on the land acquisition process. Citizen Clark was granted an opportunity to speak and expressed his opinion on the eminent domain process. The Commissioners reiterated that the eminent domain resolution was a standard, required part of the land acquisition process and in no way indicated that eminent domain proceedings were inevitable. County Health Insurance Third Party Administrator Brad Johnson, the County's insurance consultant, joined the meeting via conference call to discuss selection of a third-party administrator for the upcoming plan year. The current third-party administrator, MBA, has been sold in the last year and has experienced several "transitional issues" since then which have adversely affected the quality of their service to the County. For the upcoming plan year, the County can either renew its contract with MBA, issue a Request for Proposals to solicit bids from all third-party administrators, or ask Mr. Johnson to coordinate the selection process. Mr. Johnson feels that it would benefit the County to at least have a choice of third-party administrators at renewal time. Solicitation of bids through an RFP would cost approximately $3,500.00-$4,000.00. Using the consultant to provide third-party administrator options without an RFP would cost roughly $1,500.00-$2,000.00. Brad Basse moved to request Mr. Johnson to serve in his consultant capacity to assist the county in choosing a new third-party administrator for the health insurance program for Hot Springs County for a sum not to exceed $2,000.00. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Discussion: Per Mr. Johnson, the primary reason for using an RFP process as opposed to the consultant process would be if the County was considering moving to a fully-funded insurance plan versus the current Third-Party Administrator plan, which they are not. Motion carried. HSC Counseling Services Support Letter Clerk Odde presented a letter in support of HSC Counseling Service's contract renewal application to the State to provide mental health and substance abuse services for Hot Springs County for fiscal year 2012. Brad Basse moved to approve for signature by all three Commissioners the letter to the administrator of the State of Wyoming Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services Division supporting HSC Counseling Service's contract renewal application. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Other Business Consider HSC 4-H Extension Educator Contract – Clerk Odde presented the Extended Professional Service Agreement with the University of Wyoming for 4-H Extension Educator Jennifer Cheney for the Commissioners' consideration. This agreement covers the County's share of Ms. Cheney's salary expense for the period January 1, 2011-June 30, 2011. Mike Baker moved to approve the Extended Professional Service Agreement between Hot Springs County and the University of Wyoming for the 4-H Extension Educator's position, authorizing two payments of $4,839.00, one in March and one in June. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Lane 3 SLIB Grant Draft Request #6 – Clerk Odde presented SLIB Grant Draft Request #6 for the Lane 3 project. Mike Baker moved to approve Grant Draft Request #6 for SLIB Grant #MRG-11008HS in the amount of $3,913.97. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. 5 Lane 3 IRP GDR #8 – Clerk Odde presented IRP Grant Draft Request #8 for the Lane 3 project. Brad Basse moved to approve Draft Request #8 for the Lane 3, Phase 1 & 2, IRP #CN15020 in the amount of $5,149.96. Mike Baker seconded the motion. Motion carried. Consider Extension of Joint Law Enforcement Agreement – Clerk Odde presented the Extension of Agreement between Hot Springs County and the Town of Thermopolis for the Joint Law Enforcement Center. This extension would extend the original agreement through December 31, 2012. The Sheriff and the Chief of Police have been consulted and have no suggested changes to the current agreement. Mike Baker moved to approve the Extension of the Joint Law Enforcement Agreement between Hot Springs County and the Town of Thermopolis for operation of the Joint Law Enforcement Center. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Consider FBO Contract – Clerk Odde reported that the contract is not ready for the Commissioners' signature at this time. County Attorney Jerry Williams indicated that he had met with the new FBO and they had some concerns to work out regarding routine versus extraordinary maintenance expenses. Mike Baker moved to authorize expenditures from the line item for maintenance unless single item exceeds $1,000.00, in which case prior approval is required. Brad Basse seconded the motion. Motion carried. Discussion ensued attempting to clarify the intent of the motion so the County Attorney could draw up the new contract with Crowley Air Services correctly. The final consensus was that the material costs for minor maintenance items (light bulbs, oil for oil changes, etc.) would be drawn from the maintenance line item and labor to perform the routine maintenance would be provided by Crowley Air Services. Correspondence Engineering Associates – Lane 3 Reconnaissance Report Update WYDOT – Organizational Chart County Clerk – Endoscopy Suite Draw Down Request Corrections Airport Traffic Report – 2010 Final, January, 2011 The Commissioners reviewed the foregoing items. No further action was required or taken at this time. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, Brad W. Basse moved to adjourn. Chairman Lumley declared the meeting adjourned at 5:55 p.m. | ||
| Attest: | ||
| John P. Lumley, Chairman | Hans Odde, Clerk to the Board | |
BILLS – FEBRUARY, 2011 | ||
| KONE INC. 350.10 | WORLAND CLEANERS & SUPPLY 56.45 | |
| NORTHERN WYOMING DAILY NEWS 52.92 | CASPER STAR TRIBUNE 343.10 | |
| HOT SPRINGS VETERINARY CLINIC 93.00 | HASCO INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 9.41 | |
| WYOMING LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY 475.00 | SLB LOCK SERVICE 200.00 | |
| TRI STATE TRUCK&EQUIPMENT,INC. 202.30 | BRUCO, INC. 552.04 | |
| D & D MACHINE, INC. 23.63 | WYOMING DEPT OF AGRICULTURE 25.00 | |
| ST.VINCENT HEALTHCARE 676.68 | ACR ELECTRIC 290.75 | |
| AFLAC (ACCOUNT #HW652) 908.98 | STATE OF WYOMING - A&I 49.51 | |
| AMERI-TECH EQUIP. CO. 169.96 | ANITA WEISBECK 66.30 | |
| ATLAS OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. 264.91 | BRESNAN COMMUNICATIONS 55.20 | |
| BARTON STAM 527.04 | BIG HORN WATER 93.75 | |
| BIG HORN ENERGY 140.00 | BLAIR'S SUPER MARKET 307.88 | |
| BROKERS NATIONAL LIFE 475.10 | CALIFORNIA CONTRACTORS 239.70 | |
| CARDINAL HEALTH 110, INC. 298.44 | CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT 73.77 | |
| CHADWICK C. BALDES 52.30 | RED ROCK FAMILY PRACTICE 91.00 | |
| THERMOPOLIS HARDWARE 1,124.89 | ||
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| COLONIAL SUPPLEMENTAL INS. 248.45 | VERIZON WIRELESS 54.62 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 39.29 | VERIZON WIRELESS 62.04 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 281.82 | VERIZON WIRELESS 44.33 | |
| TERESA K. CORNELLA 328.95 | KOERWITZ, MICHEL, 10,750.00 | |
| DARE AMERICA MERCHANDISE 84.90 | D.R.A. SERVICES LLC 5,353.53 | |
| ECONO SIGNS LLC 71.80 | ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES 10,299.92 | |
| SHELL FLEET PLUS PROCESSING CENTER 146.65 | FLEETPRIDE 227.60 | |
| PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 34,410.70 | FOOD SERVICES OF AMERICA 1,648.78 | |
| FRANDSON SAFETY INC. 11.00 | FREMONT MOTOR COMPANY 27,664.45 | |
| GDA ENGINEERS 54,823.62 | MOUNTAIN WEST BUSINESS SOLUTIONS 141.05 | |
| HILTI 617.86 | HOLIDAY INN OF CODY 84.00 | |
| HOT SPRINGS ARMORY REGIONAL 5,000.00 | BHB NATURE & DISCOVERY CENTER JPB 500.00 | |
| HOT SPRINGS COUNTY HEALTH INS ACCT 41,700.30 | HOT SPRINGS CO. SCHOOL DIST #1 3,045.29 | |
| INDEPENDENT RECORD 2,811.10 | INDOFF INC. 1,001.25 | |
| JAMES COMER 30.00 | JADECO, INC. 1,473.12 | |
| JENNIFER CHENEY 434.21 | JILL JACOBSON 825.00 | |
| JOHN LUMLEY 439.50 | JOHNSTONE SUPPLY 117.70 | |
| CIRCUIT COURT OF HOT SPRINGS COUNTY 623.72 | KENT A. RICHINS 350.00 | |
| McCLINTOCK--KWIK MART 9.38 | LEXIS NEXIS 92.00 | |
| HOLDING'S LITTLE AMERICA 327.05 | MARY GORDON 112.06 | |
| MARY L. SCHEIBLE 1,757.56 | MBA OF WYOMING 33,317.86 | |
| MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 157.71 | HOT SPRINGS CO. MEM. HOSPITAL 10,825.00 | |
| HOT SPRINGS COUNSELING SERVICE 100.00 | MESSENGER & JUROVICH, P.C. 40.00 | |
| NATIONAL 4-H COUNCIL-SUPPLY SERVICE 65.95 | NATIONAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS,INC. 1,080.00 | |
| NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS 575.22 | ONE STOP REPAIR & 36.50 | |
| O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 47.50 | O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 6.64 | |
| O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 66.39 | OWL LUMBER INC. 1,380.60 | |
| ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER 4,166.07 | PAINTBRUSH DENTAL 125.00 | |
| PAMIDA 145.67 | PERFORMANCE AUTO & GLASS 371.81 | |
| PERFORMANCE AUTO & GLASS 374.73 | PERFORMANCE AUTO & GLASS 9.09 | |
| PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 210.00 | PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 43.58 | |
| PINNACLE BANK OF THERMOPOLIS 2,205.00 | PLAINSMAN PRINTING & SUPPLY 316.18 | |
| POSTMASTER 443.20 | QUARBERG APPRAISAL SERVICE 19,950.00 | |
| QWEST 650.74 | RANAE BALDES 14.24 | |
| RAYMOND E. SHAFFER 170.63 | RECOVERY SYSTEMS 329.87 | |
| WYOMING DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION 2.00 | GORRELL & HOPKINSON, P.C. 120.00 | |
| RIVERTON TIRE & OIL CO., INC. 40.00 | ROY DECKER & SONS INC. 900.00 | |
| RT COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 83.50 | RT COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 2,261.24 | |
| SANDRA L BAKER 40.00 | SHOSHONE OFFICE SUPPLY 130.34 | |
| THE STANDARD INS. CO. 1,309.18 | TACO JOHNS 42.14 | |
| TEEPEE POOLS 299.00 | TOWN OF THERMOPOLIS 746.40 | |
| TRAVELING COMPUTERS, INC. 5,727.99 | TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT 1,096.30 | |
| TRI COUNTY TELEPHONE ASSOC,INC 334.29 | NORCO, INC. 320.25 | |
| VERIZON WIRELESS 34.25 | VERIZON WIRELESS 35.03 | |
| VICKLUND PHARMACY 221.77 | VICKLUND CAR CLINIC, INC. 149.30 | |
| VISA - CARD ONE 188.99 | VISA - CARD TWO 176.18 | |
| VISA - CARD THREE 127.21 | VISA - CARD FIVE 270.72 | |
| VISA (CARD EIGHT) 15.32 | VISA 136.56 | |
| VISA 345.33 | VISA 17.53 | |
| WCADVSA 75.00 | WYOMING CO COMMISSIONERS ASSOC 100.00 | |
| WCS TELECOM 322.08 | WIRELESS ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS 685.86 | |
| EMPLOYMENT TAX DIVISION 1,763.96 | WYOMING.COM 20.00 | |
| CHEMICAL TESTING 56.50 | ORCHARD TRUST COMPANY 5,646.58 | |
| WYOMING GAS 4,224.10 | WYONET INC. 113.95 | |
| WYO RETIREMENT SYSTEM 20,885.96 | 036-NCPERS GROUP LIFE INS. 272.00 | |
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