Iroquois County Board met May 12.
Here is the minutes provided by the board:
The Iroquois County Board met in Recessed Session on Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at 9 A.M. The meeting was conducted electronically, via conference call, under the Governor Executive Orders 20-7 and 20-18. The orders were issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, they require social distancing measures to be taken to stop the spread of the highly contagious virus. The orders also suspend certain provisions of the Illinois Open Meetings Act to allow for public bodies to continue their course of business during the public health emergency. Chairman Shure called the meeting to order and asked County Clerk Lisa Fancher to call the roll.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to call the roll
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, McTaggart, Offill, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis
PRAYER
Mrs. Offill introduced Reverend Ryan Mustered, Pastor at Trinity Churches in Watseka and Ashkum, who gave the opening prayer.
AGENDA
It was moved by Mrs. Offill and seconded to move item number XV on the agenda, Discussion and Action Formulating a Plan for Opening Iroquois County in Regard to the COVID Crisis, after item VIII, Discussion and Action on FY2019 Final Audit-Hope Wheeler with Clifton Larson Allen. The motion carried by a voice vote.
AGENDA
It was moved by Mr. Alt and seconded to approve the agenda as amended. The motion carried by a voice vote.
MINUTES
It was moved by Mr. Behrends and seconded to approve the minutes from the April 14, 2020 Recessed Session County Board meeting. The motion carried by a voice vote.
PAYROLL
It was moved by Mr. Whitlow and seconded to approve the April payroll. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve the April payroll
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, McTaggart, Offill, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Ryan Mustered of Watseka spoke to the Board regarding the opening of Iroquois County in regard to the COVID crisis. He said he was thankful for precautions that were taken and social distancing; however, limited social interaction takes a toll spiritually and emotionally on people. He was strongly in favor of a solid plan to open.
Tom Pierce of Crescent City told the Board that he feels the government is not basing their decisions on real time data and he feels the County needs to open things slowly, but not too slowly in order to get the economy back. He felt there is a way to get this done responsibly without causing mass hysteria as people need to build up an immunity to this virus.
CHAIRMAN COMMENTS
There were no Chairman comments.
FY2019 AUDIT
Hope Wheeler from Clifton Larson Allen, the company hired to perform the County’s audit, went over the FY2019 audit. She said they performed the audit using a risk-based approach focusing on internal controls, cash and investments, receivables and revenues, pension liability, and financial close and reporting. Total assets were $73 million opposed to $75 million last year, with liabilities of $8.5 million for the year leaving $65 million in net assets including $47 million in capital assets. She went over the Internal Control Communication Letter which listed material weaknesses and significant deficiencies that included the following: lack of segregation of duties in the Sheriff’s Office, including the commissary; incorrect journal entries were posted triggering issues with bank reconciliations; $190,946 in uncollateralized bank deposits at November 30, 2019; maintenance of a tax escrow bank account that was not recorded on the County’s general ledger; lack of new vendor policies and procedures, and Public Health Fund grant allocations not completed timely. Lastly, she went over a 3-year trend analysis of revenue, expenditures, and fund balances. It was moved by Mrs. Offill and seconded to approve the FY2019 Audit. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve the FY2019 Audit
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, McTaggart, Offill, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis
FORMULATING A PLAN FOR OPENING IROQUOIS COUNTY IN REGARD TO THE COVID CRISIS
Chairman Shure opened the discussion on formulating a plan for opening Iroquois County in regard to the COVID crisis. In order to allow the members to voice their opinion on the matter, he called on each Board member individually.
Many of the Board members were in favor of moving forward with opening; however, there were several that wanted to take their time and set up a committee to come up with a plan in order to ensure laws are not violated. It was noted that those business with State licensing could get their license pulled should they be in violation of the Governor’s order. The Public Health Department and Emergency Management Agency could also face the same consequence, as well as losing funding or have funding withheld from the State if the Governor’s order is not followed.
State’s Attorney Jim Devine reviewed the proposed Resolution and plan, however, there is a problem in the fact the County Board does not have the authority to perform the action they are trying to implement. He said they can encourage and make recommendations to legislature or the governor, but they cannot force the Health Department to follow the proposed plan as they take their orders from Springfield. If they don’t follow protocol as set out by the Governor and Illinois Department of Public Health, they could get their license pulled which would then make Springfield in charge of our public health decisions.
Chairman Shure said he didn’t think it is in the County Boards best interest to officially go against the Governor’s orders.
It was moved by Mr. Behrends and seconded to request the Iroquois County Emergency Management Coordinator to collaborate with the local health authority to develop a contingency plan should the Governor’s Restore Illinois Plan be declared invalid or unconstitutional.
At this time Mrs. Crow commented that there should also be input from Board members and others such as business owners in the development of the plan.
EMA Coordinator Eric Ceci said EMA normally seeks input from various entities such as law enforcement, public health, fire and EMS when planning.
Ms. Duby made a motion to amend the previous motion to amend the motion made by Mr. Behrends to include a deadline for the plan to be completed by May 27th with information sought by the community.
Chairman Shure thought the proper way to proceed would be for Mr. Behrends to amend his motion. Mr. Behrends agreed that the timeline of May 27th, 2020 could be added so the plan would be ready for the Policy & Procedure Committee meeting. Mr. Behrends didn’t think with the current situation that it would be feasible to gather input from the community in person, but their input can be received through emails and phone calls. Chairman Shure added that the EMA Coordinator indicated that he will be working with entities representing the community.
It was moved by Mr. Behrends and seconded to request the Emergency Management Coordinator to collaborate with the local health authority to develop a contingency plan should the Governor’s Restore Illinois Plan be declared invalid or unconstitutional with the plan to be developed by May 27, 2020. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to request the Emergency Management Coordinator to collaborate with the local health authority to develop a contingency plan should the Governor’s Restore Illinois Plan be declared invalid or unconstitutional with the plan to be developed by May 27, 2020
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, McTaggart, Offill, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt
Absent: Curtis
ANNUAL LIST OF TAX BILLS TO BE VOIDED
(The annual list of tax bills to be voided has been recorded and placed on file in the County Clerk’s Office.)
It was moved by Mr. Behrends and seconded to approve the annual list of tax bills to be voided. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve the annual list of tax bills to be voided
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, Offill, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis, McTaggart
SOLAR FARM BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION-LOUIS KAY TRUST C/O SAM WILLIAMSON, SECTION 5, TOWNSHIP 26N, RANGE 12W
(The solar farm building permit application has been placed on file in the Planning & Zoning Office.)
The Board discussed the solar farm building permit application that was received from the Louis Kay Trust. Mrs. Johnson mentioned the Board should look at modifying the permit application by requesting that some of the work on the solar farms be provided by contractors from Iroquois County. It was moved by Mr. Behrends and seconded to approve the solar farm building permit application as submitted by the Louis Kay Trust. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve the solar farm building permit application as submitted by the Louis Kay Trust
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Johnson, McGinnis, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Nay: Huse, Offill
Absent: Curtis, McTaggart
BACKPAY FOR TELECOMMUNICATORS
Chairman Shure and ETS Director Eric Raymond spoke about errors that were made on pay for telecommunicators. There were several that were not paid proper holiday pay and three newer hires that were not paid the correct starting wage. Chairman Shure felt the monies to pay the backpay for the telecommunicators should come from the Public Safety Tax Fund. The total to be paid as backpay in the amount of $20,050.50. It was moved by Mr. Alt and seconded to pay the backpay due to the telecommunicators with the money to come from the Public Safety Tax Fund. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to pay the backpay due to the telecommunicators with the money to come from the Public Safety Tax Fund
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bowers, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Nay: Bohlmann, Coughenour
Absent: Curtis, McTaggart, Offill
SETTING SALARIES FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS-SPECIFICALLY CORONER
The Board talked about the salaries for the elected officials that will be elected in November. The salaries are required to be set at least 180 days before the beginning of the term. The Coroner’s salary, specifically, is required to be set as the State’s Attorney’s salary is determined by population and the Circuit Clerk’s salary can be amended during their term. A wage history was presented. Chairman Shure said the Coroner agreed that the first proposal of $750 was acceptable with the anticipated loss of revenue to the County, however, there were also 2% and 2.5% increases presented. Mr. Bohlmann said the 2.5% increase, option #3, would amount to about $5.00 more per week; therefore, he moved to accept option #3 on the proposal. The motion was seconded and carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to accept option #3 on the proposal
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis, McTaggart, Offill
CORONER SALARY PROPOSAL
IROQUOIS COUNTY
CORONER SALARY HISTORY & COMPARISON
CORONER WAGE HISTORY
| FISCAL YEAR | START DATE | END DATE | ANNUAL WAGE |
| 2008 | 12/1/2008 | 11/30/2009 | 37,398 |
| 2009 | 12/1/2009 | 11/30/2010 | 37,398 |
| 2010 | 12/1/2010 | 11/30/2011 | 37,398 |
| 2011 | 12/1/2011 | 11/30/2012 | 37,398 |
| 2012 | 12/1/2012 | 11/30/2013 | 37,398 |
| 2013 | 12/1/2013 | 11/30/2014 | 37,398 |
| 2014 | 12/1/2014 | 11/30/2015 | 37,398 |
| 2015 | 12/1/2015 | 11/30/2016 | 37,398 |
| 2016 | 12/1/2016 | 11/30/2017 | 38,148 |
| 2017 | 12/1/2017 | 11/30/2018 | 38,898 |
| 2018 | 12/1/2018 | 11/30/2019 | 38,898 |
| 2019 | 12/1/2019 | 11/30/2020 | 38,898 |
| Proposal 1 | Proposal 2 | Proposal 3 | |||
| FISCAL YEAR | START DATE | END DATE | $750 | 2% | 2.50% |
| 2020 | 12/1/2020 | 11/30/202 1 | 39,648 | 39,676 | 39,870 |
| 2021 | 12/1/2021 | 11/30/202 2 | 40,398 | 40,469 | 40,867 |
| 2022 | 12/1/2022 | 11/30/202 3 | 41,148 | 41,279 | 41,889 |
| 2023 | 12/1/2023 | 11/30/202 4 | 41,898 | 42,104 | 42,936 |
RESOLUTION POSTPONING DELINQUENCY DATE INTEREST FOR THE FIRST INSTALLMENT 2019 (PAYABLE 2020) PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS PURSUANT TO 35 ILCS 200/21-40 (C) (1) (B)
The Board discussed Resolution No. R2020-6, a Resolution Postponing Delinquency Date Interest for the First Installment 2019 (Payable 2020) Property Tax Payments. It was confirmed that this is not part of the Governor’s Executive Order and the interest will be waived on the first installment; however, if the taxes are not paid by the second installment due date, all of the interest will be charged retroactively. It was moved by Mr. Bohlmann and seconded to approve Resolution No. R2020-6. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve Resolution No. R2020-6
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis, McTaggart, Offill
RESOLUTION NO. R2020-6
RESOLUTION POSTPONING DELINQUENCY DATE INTEREST FOR THE FIRST INSTALLMENT 2019 (PAYABLE 2020) PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS PURSUANT TO 35 ILCS 200/21-40 (C) (1) (B)
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION POSTPONING DELINQUENCY DATE INTEREST FOR THE FIRST INSTALLMENT 2019 (PAYABLE 2020) PROPERTY TAX PAYMENTS PURSUANT TO 35 ILCS 200/21-40(C)(1)(B)
WHEREAS, County residents and property tax owners currently face an unprecedented health crisis due to the COVID-19 global pandemic; and
WHEREAS, as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic and resulting Illinois Executive Orders requiring the closure of certain businesses and requiring that individuals “stay at home”, numerous County residents, small business owners, and retail establishments have expressed concern regarding their ability to pay their property tax obligations in a timely fashion; and
WHEREAS, significant restrictions currently exist regarding payment methods; and
WHEREAS, in response to the outbreak of COVID-19, the State of Illinois declared all counties in the State a disaster area by Executive Order of the Governor on March 20, 2020 and on March 26, 2020, an Illinois disaster declaration was approved by the President of the United States; and
WHEREAS, the Illinois Property Tax Code at 35 ILCS 200/21-40(C)(1)(B) permits a county board to adopt an ordinance or resolution modifying certain provisions of the Property Tax Code where that county has been designated a disaster area by the President of the United States or the Governor of the State of Illinois upon certain conditions being met.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF IROQUOIS COUNTY, ILLINOIS THAT: the real property in the County of Iroquois has been adversely affected by the COVID-19 global pandemic; therefore, on the recommendation of the County Treasurer, the penalty of interest shall be postponed for the first installment of property taxes for the 2019 (payable 2020) taxable year that otherwise would be imposed under Section 21-15, 21- 20, or 21-25 of the Illinois Property Tax Code, provided the taxpayer pays the full amount of all property taxes for the 2019 (payable 2020) taxable year on or before the September 1st, 2020 due date, at which time such penalties shall be waived. Failure to pay first installment of 2019 (payable 2020) tax year property taxes by September 1st, 2020, will result in full application of applicable penalties pursuant to the Property Tax Code retroactive to the July 1 due date. This resolution does not amend the due dates for the first or second installments of 2019 (payable 2020) tax year property taxes.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, notwithstanding this Resolution, all escrowed property tax payments are not subject to this Resolution and are still required to be paid on or before the required due dates.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the Iroquois County Board on this 12th day of May, 2020.
_s/John Shure__________________
John Shure, Chairperson
Iroquois County Board
s/Lisa Fancher________________
Lisa Fancher
County Clerk
TRANSPORTATION & HIGHWAY,
STATE LINE BRIDGE AGREEMENTS WITH BENTON AND NEWTON COUNTIES, LOCAL AGENCY AGREEMENT FOR FEDERAL PARTICIPATION & RESOLUTION NO. R2020-7 RESOLUTION FOR IMPROVEMENT CH-23 RESURFACING (16-00289-00-RS),
LOCAL AGENCY AGREEMENT FOR FEDERAL PARTICIPATION & RESOLUTION NO. 2020-8 RESOLUTION FOR IMPROVEMENT HSIP GUARDRAIL IMPROVEMENT (19-00350-00-SP), & PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING AGREEMENT FOR TOWNSHIP BRIDGE INSPECTIONS
(The state line bridge agreements with Benton and Newton Counties, a local agency agreement and Resolution No. R2020-7 a Resolution for Improvement for CH-23 resurfacing, a local agency agreement and Resolution No. R2020-8 a Resolution for Improvement for HSIP Guardrail Improvement, and a Preliminary Engineering Agreement for Township Bridge Inspections have been recorded and placed on file in the County Clerk’s Office.)
Mr. Alt, Chairman of the Transportation & Highway Committee, gave the report of his committee and presented state line bridge agreements with Benton and Newton Counties, a local agency agreement and Resolution No. R2020-7 a Resolution for Improvement for CH-23 resurfacing, a local agency agreement and Resolution No. R2020-8 a Resolution for Improvement for HSIP Guardrail Improvement, and a Preliminary Engineering Agreement for Township Bridge Inspections for approval. He moved for adoption of all, which was seconded and carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve the Transportation & Highway Committee report, state line bridge agreements with Benton and Newton Counties, a local agency agreement and Resolution No. R2020-7 a Resolution for Improvement for CH-23 resurfacing, a local agency agreement and Resolution No. R2020-8 a Resolution for Improvement for HSIP Guardrail Improvement, and Preliminary Engineering Agreement for Township Bridge Inspections
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt
Absent: Curtis, McTaggart, Offill
STATE OF ILLINOIS IROQUOIS COUNTY
County Board, Recessed Session May 12, A.D., 2020
Mr. Chairman and members of the County Board:
Your Committee to whom was referred Transportation & Highway would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them:
Your committee met at the Iroquois County Highway Building on May 8, 2020 at 9:00
A.M. Members present were Charlie Alt, Joe Young, Steve Huse, Donna Crow, Sherry Johnson and Chad McGinnis. John Zumwalt was absent. Also present County Engineer Joel Moore and Wendy Davis with the Times Republic.
The meeting was called to order.
There were no public comments.
It was moved by Chad McGinnis and seconded by Joe Young to approve the agenda.
Motion carried by a voice vote.
County Engineer Joel opened bids for the County wide striping contract. They are as follows:
It was moved by Sherry Johnson and seconded by Donna Crow to approve the bid from Varsity Striping in the amount of $32,322.50 pending bid tab review. A roll call vote was taken.
Motion carried.
Moore opened bids for the Crescent Road District stockpile. They are as follows:
• Conrad Trucking $55,450.00
• Weber Trucking $52,950.00
• C & C Trucking $53,100.00
It was moved by Young and seconded by Johnson to approve the bid from Weber Trucking in the amount of $52,950.00 pending bid tab review. A roll call vote was taken.
The claims and financial reports for the month were reviewed. It was moved by Johnson and seconded by McGinnis to pay the bills subject to County Board approval. A roll call vote was taken. Motion carried.
County Highway $70,061.95
County Bridge $4,376.64
County Matching $18,686.78
TBP $18,850.72
County MFT $61,646.38
Township MFT $122,243.52
Regarding budget concerns, McGinnis discussed articles he has been reading that state
local government should prepare to have a 15%-30% reduction in state share of taxes. McGinnis asked Moore how he is preparing for the lack of funds. Moore explained when he prepared for the budget, they were anticipating a 68% increase because of the additional Motor Fuel Tax funds. However, he didn’t include the additional funds in the budget because he hadn’t seen enough of the funds during budget preparation time.
The state line bridge agreements for Benton County and Newton County were distributed to the committee for review. It was moved by Steve Huse and seconded by McGinnis to approve the state line bridge agreements for Benton County and Newton County. Motion carried by a voice vote.
Moore discussed the Local Public Agency Agreement for Federal Participation to use STR funds to re-pave 700 East (Lehigh Road). The estimated cost is $1,450,000. Our portion is $290,000 from Matching Tax funds. It was moved by McGinnis and seconded by Crow to approve the Resolution to use Matching Tax funds to re-pave 700 East (Lehigh Road) in the amount of $290,000. A roll call vote was taken. Motion carried.
The HSIP Guardrail improvement was discussed. The estimated cost for the improvement is $1.5 million with $550,000 being the County’s portion. It was moved by Young and seconded by Huse to approve the Resolution to use Matching Tax funds in the amount of $550,000 for HSIP Guardrail improvement. A roll call vote was taken. Motion carried.
Moore presented a Preliminary Engineering Agreement for Township bridge inspections. This is an annual agreement that is not to exceed $45,377. It was moved by Huse and seconded by McGinnis to approve the annual Preliminary Engineering Agreement for Township bridge inspections, not to exceed $45,377. A roll call vote was taken. Motion carried.
There was no new business.
There was no old business.
As there was no further business to come before the committee, it was moved by Young and seconded by Huse to adjourn at 9:36 A.M. Motion carried by a voice vote. All of which is respectfully submitted.
APPOINTMENTS
The following appointments were presented for approval. It was moved by Mr. Young and seconded to approve the appointments. The motion carried by a voice vote.
Fire District Appointments:
Thomas Roberts of 301 N Axtel, Milford, IL as Trustee of the Milford Fire Protection District for a term to expire on the first Monday of May, 2023.
Patricia King of 1990 N 2500 East Rd, Watseka, IL as Trustee of the Concord Fire Protection District for a term to expire on the first Monday of May, 2023.
CLAIMS
The following claims were presented for approval. Chairman Shure presented additional claims as follows:
• From Sheriff Derek Hagen in the amount of $108,675 for 3 squad cars
• From EMA Coordinator Eric Ceci:
o $59.40 for gas & oil
o $6,300 for the agreement with IPAWS
o $725.49 for repairs and an oil change on the 4x4 o $111.82 for cell phone
It was moved by Mr. Huse and seconded to approve the claims list with the additional claims. The motion carried by a roll call vote.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
IROQUOIS COUNTY
Roll call and votes in Iroquois County
Recessed Session, May 12, 2020
Chairman Shure
On motion to approve the claims list with the additional claims
Aye: Alt, Bard, Behrends, Bohlmann, Bowers, Coughenour, Crow, Duby, Ducat, Huse, Johnson, McGinnis, Shure, Stichnoth, Whitlow, Young, Zumwalt Absent: Curtis, McTaggart, Offill
110 - General Fund
210 - Sheriff
Name - Check Amount
A Freedom Flag Co 64.85
Angel Pest Control LLC 100.00
Aquality Solutions 7.00
Aramark Services INC 3,395.97
B & Company Designs 959.14
B & D Enterprises INC 805.72
Baier Publishing CO 335.00
Bob Barker Company Inc. 746.04
BP 2,192.92
C & C Tire & Auto Service 139.24
Canady Building Maintenance 1,150.40
Central Body Repair 5,650.78
CVS Pharmacy 17.68
Dermatec Direct 358.99
DRALLE'S OF WATSEKA 3,687.55
Shane Eades 50.00
Getz Fire Equipment 108.50
Derek Hagen 9.85
Hiltz Portable Sanitation Inc. 360.00
KANKAKEE DISPOSAL 100.00
ILLINOIS BONE AND JOINT INSTITUTE 83.64
Illinois State Fire Marshal 150.00
ILSDU 407.07
Iroquois Memorial Hospital 450.00
KINGDON'S HOME CENTER 1,216.00
LEAF 139.21
Mediacom LLC 184.52
David C. Nagele, D.D.S. 556.00
NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY INFO. BUREAU 149.00
Pence Oil Company 85.99
Phillips 66 CO./SYNCB 41.00
Plumb Mart 651.72
Quill Com 357.77
Ray O'Herron Co. Inc. 225.03
STOCK & FIELD OFFICE 124.76
TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT REV FUND 442.70
Thomson Reuters West 369.76
US Band Equipment Finance 100.00
Walmart Community BRC 901.03
Warehouse Direct Inc 45.57
Watseka Sign Company 546.00
DREW WATTS 100.00
Wex Bank 158.84
Total 210 - Sheriff 28,863.19
110 - General Fund
215 - Coroner
Name - Check Amount
Kankakee County Coroner's Office 1,525.00
Midwest Forensic Path Limited 1,150.00
NMS LABS 1,015.00
Total 215 - Coroner 3,690.00
110 - General Fund
220 - States Attorney
Name - Check Amount
ANGEL JURICH 18.95
KANKAKEE VALLEY PUBLISHING 769.95
Quill Com 269.16
Thomson Reuters West 664.00
US Band Equipment Finance 105.00
Total 220 - States Attorney 1,827.06
110 - General Fund
225 - Emergency Mgmt Agency
Name - Check Amount
DRALLE'S OF WATSEKA 725.49
HYPER-REACH 6,300.00
Pence Oil Company 105.29
Verizon Wireless 111.82
Total 225 - Emergency Mgmt Agency 7,242.60
110 - General Fund
230 - Courts
Name - Check Amount
Martin Whalen Office Solutions 51.24
DREW PARSONS 262.50
Quill Com 75.27
Thomson Reuters West 4,129.54
Total 230 - Courts 4,518.55
110 - General Fund
240 - Probation
Name - Check Amount
BP 18.63
Iroquois Mental Health Center 60.00
LEAF 375.65
Vermilion County Treasurer 3,910.00
Total 240 - Probation 4,364.28
110 - General Fund
250 - Public Defender
Name - Check Amount
Joseph P Anthony 1,500.00
Total 250 - Public Defender 1,500.00
110 - General Fund
310 - Zoning And Planning
Name Check Amount
Byron Christiansen 174.58
JEFF MEYER 488.36
BRIAN POOL 103.24
Total 310 - Zoning And Planning 766.18
110 - General Fund
410 - County Clerk
Name - Check Amount
Warehouse Direct Inc 6.49
Total 410 - County Clerk 6.49
110 - General Fund
415 - Elections
Name - Check Amount
GBS Inc. 11,095.52
Kankakee Valley Publishing 152.00
LEAF 225.83
Quill Com 79.96
Total 415 - Elections 11,553.31
110 - General Fund
420 - Assessment Office
Name - Check Amount
Bruce Harris & Associates INC 5,200.00
LEAF 175.31
THE ADVOCATE 27.00
Warehouse Direct Inc 657.52
Total 420 - Assessment Office 6,059.83
110 - General Fund
430 - County Treasurer
Name - Check Amount
Austin Graphic INC 848.80
Quill Com 107.96
Total 430 - County Treasurer 956.76
110 - General Fund
435 - Postage For County Offices
Name - Check Amount
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 4,000.00
Total 435 - Postage For County Offices 4,000.00
110 - General Fund
440 - Animal Control
Name Check Amount
LINDA RIVARD 1,935.78
ERICA TURNER 158.56
Watseka Animal Hospital 1,703.50
Total 440 - Animal Control 3,797.84
110 - General Fund
510 - Finance/IT
Name - Check Amount
Area-Wide Technologies INC 4,276.00
JILL JOHNSON 53.41
LEAF 225.25
Quill Com 189.68
Total 510 - Finance/IT 4,744.34
110 - General Fund
610 - County Board
Name - Check Amount
Clifton Larson Allen LLP 6,500.00
Quill Com 58.76
Total 610 - County Board 6,558.76
110 - General Fund
615 - Other
Name - Check Amount
Christopher Burke Engineering LLC 107.74
Total 615 - Other 107.74
110 - General Fund
710 - Maintenance
Name - Check Amount
A T & T 71.90
A T & T 2,150.69
Canady Building Maintenance 519.51
City of Watseka (Water & Sewer) 1,559.72
Hall's Lawn & Garden Center 1,340.63
ILLINOIS POWER MARKETING dba 3,815.55
KANKAKEE DISPOSAL 140.00
MANSFIELD POWER AND GAS, LLC 1,538.51
Nicor Gas 475.77
Total 710 - Maintenance 11,612.28
115 - Group Insurance Trust Fund
615 - Other
Name - Check Amount
Benefit Planning Consultants 531.25
Health Alliance Medical Plans 66,993.00
HOMESTAR INSURANCE SERVICES 1,880.00
Total 615 - Other 69,404.25
200 - Public Safety Tax Fund
615 - Other
Name - Check Amount
Applied Concepts LLC 2,145.00
DRALLE'S OF WATSEKA 108,675.00
Radar Man Inc. 240.00
Ray O'Herron Co. Inc. 10,818.41
Total 615 - Other 121,878.41
310 - Sheriff's Public Safety Fund
210 - Sheriff
Name - Check Amount
Verizon Wireless 291.68
Total 210 - Sheriff 291.68
335 - Coroner Automation Fund
215 - Coroner
Name - Check Amount
Kankakee County Coroner's Office 1,661.22
WILLIAM NUTTER 150.00
JEREMY SNODGRASS 200.00
Total 215 - Coroner 2,011.22
395 - GIS Fund - Assessment
420 - Assessment Office
Name - Check Amount
Bruce Harris & Associates INC 500.00
Total 420 - Assessment Office 500.00
710 - Joint Dispatch Center Fund
811 - Joint Dispatch
Name Check Amount
Aquality Solutions 74.25
Total 811 - Joint Dispatch 74.25
810 - County Public Health
910 - Administration-Public Health
Name - Check Amount
CARLEY ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES 128.77
LEAF 400.00
Quill Com 54.27
DEE ANN SCHIPPERT 30.70
TRIAD SHREDDING CORP 545.00
Total 910 - Administration-Public Health 1,158.74
810 - County Public Health
920 - Senior Services-Public Health
Name - Check Amount
Berkot's Super Foods No 321 1,958.48
TAYLOR EADES 63.74
FAMILY HOME MEDICAL 352.64
KELLY DRUGS 22.24
BETHANY MAYOTTE 58.07
CALEB PARKER 64.98
Quill Com 80.90
DEE ANN SCHIPPERT 26.45
EMILY SHAY 20.13
Kellee Ward 123.05
Total 920 - Senior Services-Public Health 2,770.68
810 - County Public Health
925 - Community Health
Name - Check Amount
Area-Wide Technologies INC 84.00
Berkot's Super Foods No 321 98.32
Carle Foundation Hospital 125.55
Carle Physician Group 134.26
CARLEY ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES 70.13
Control Solutions Inc 13.00
Custom Data Processing Inc 443.07
TAYLOR EADES 36.80
HENRY SCHEIN 72.15
IMH MSP 116.11
Iroquois Memorial Hospital 159.53
MONICAL'S PIZZA 153.09
VONDA PRUITT 118.35
Quill Com 99.80
DEE ANN SCHIPPERT 71.04
STERICYCLE INC. 925.53
John C Tricou MD LLC 73.75
Kellee Ward 6.90
Total 925 - Community Health 2,801.38
810 - County Public Health
940 - Environmental Health
Name - Check Amount
CARLEY ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES 70.14
HENRY SCHEIN 127.90
KATE MUELLER 119.60
JULIA NIZIOLEK 108.68
PDC LABORATORIES INC 90.00
Quill Com 467.88
UPS 106.43
UPS 44.43
Ryan Wheeler 150.65
Total 940 - Environmental Health 1,285.71
Report Total 304,345.53
610 - County Highway
815 - County Highway Department
Name - Check Amount
Ameren Illinois 1,935.37
Area-Wide Technologies INC 48.00
A T & T Mobility 496.05
A T & T Mobility 502.11
B & D Enterprises INC 345.48
Best-One Tire & Service of Kankakee 996.66
BUSINESS RADIO LICENSING 120.00
C & C Tire & Auto Service 301.58
Central Petroleum Company 294.30
CIT Trucks 16.66
CMW EQUIPMENT 413.76
Depke Gases & Welding Supplies 7.54
Eastern Illini Electric Coop 624.45
Eastern Illini Electric Coop 762.82
Emulsicoat Inc. 12,696.48
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC 3,500.00
The Fastenal Company 249.42
Forestry Suppliers Inc. 2,170.89
FP MAILING SOLUTIONS 123.00
Heritage Fs Inc. 3,633.78
John Deere Financial 165.61
KANKAKEE DISPOSAL 15.00
KANKAKEE DISPOSAL 110.53
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 143.38
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 2,987.41
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 1,174.16
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 117.16
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 940.60
KURT ALBERS CO TREASURER 3,070.21
Liberty Fire Equipment 227.90
M & L Lawn Care Inc. 196.74
MCKINLEY PLUMBING, HEATING & COOLING, INC. 1,162.57
Mediacom LLC 274.44
Napa Auto Parts 476.26
Nicor Gas 404.77
Pence Oil Company 81.82
Rahn Equipment Company 370.95
RISE BROADBAND 256.69
SHELIA'S CLEANING SERVICE 500.00
STOCK&FIELD STORE 175.50
Watseka Ford Lincoln 189.32
Total 610 - County Highway 42,279.37
615 - County Bridge
815 - County Highway Department
Name - Check Amount
Hampton, Lenzini & Renwick Inc. 90.00
Hutchison Engineering Inc. 1,930.30
Iroquois Paving Corp. 2,356.34
Total 615 - County Bridge 4,376.64
620 - Matching Tax
815 - County Highway Department
Name - Check Amount
Cummins Engineering Corporation 17,032.63
Fehr-Graham & Associates LLC 1,654.15
Total 620 - Matching Tax 18,686.78
625 - County Motor Fuel Tax
815 - County Highway Department
Name - Check Amount
Iroquois Co Highway Department 4,232.29
Iroquois Co Highway Department 5,037.58
Iroquois Co Highway Department 4,232.29
Iroquois Co Highway Department 5,037.58
Weber Trucking Inc 43,106.64
Total 625 - County Motor Fuel Tax 61,646.38
630 - Township Bridge Program
815 - County Highway Department
Name - Check Amount
Iroquois Paving Corp. 18,850.72
Total 630 - Township Bridge Program 18,850.72
635 - Township Motor Fuel Tax
815 - County Highway Department
Name - Check Amount
CNC Farms & Trucking 787.16
CNC Farms & Trucking 21,111.01
CNC Farms & Trucking 1,313.85
CNC Farms & Trucking 9,987.28
CNC Farms & Trucking 17,684.51
CNC Farms & Trucking 10,243.01
Conrad Trucking Inc 13,536.73
General Materials Corp 640.81
Gray's Material Service 7,755.71
Grosso Trucking Inc. 2,358.97
Iroquois Paving Corp. 2,356.34
Metal Culverts Inc. 172.03
Metal Culverts Inc. 280.42
Metal Culverts Inc. 115.50
Metal Culverts Inc. 2,526.72
Metal Culverts Inc. 982.46
Metal Culverts Inc. 2,714.88
Metal Culverts Inc. 3,575.04
Milford Township Treasurer 10,649.67
Weber Trucking Inc 6,801.42
Weber Trucking Inc 6,650.00
Total 635 - Township Motor Fuel Tax 122,243.52
Report Total 268,083.41
OLD BUSINESS
Mr. Alt commented that the Veterans Administration has delayed their semi-annual meeting that was scheduled in May.
NEW BUSINESS
Chairman Shure affirmed that efforts are being made to hold the June County Board meeting in person.
ADJOURNMENT
It was moved by Mr. Behrends and seconded to adjourn the meeting at 11:08 A.M. The motion carried by a voice vote. The next County Board meeting will be held in Watseka, IL on Tuesday, June 9, 2020 at 9 A.M.
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