Notice: These minutes are paraphrased and reflect the proceedings of the Board of Commissioners. MCA 7-4-2611(2) (b). **************************************** MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2013 The Board of County Commissioners met in continued session at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Chairman Holmquist, Commissioner Scott and Krueger, and Clerk Robinson were present. NO MEETINGS SCHEDULED At 5:00 o'clock P.M., the Board continued the session until 8:00 o'clock A.M. on October 1, 2013. **************************************** Following are claims for the month of September, 2013. Vendor Name Amount 168TICKETS LLC $5,155.45 24-7 EMS $539.63 2M COMPANY INC $140.89 360 OFFICE SOLUTIONS INC $46.65 4-H CENTER FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT $200.00 4BBBB INVESTMENTS LLC $93,806.20 A & I DISTRIBUTORS $3,673.95 A PLUS HEALTH CARE $2,178.00 A-1 TOWING LLC $433.00 A-1 VACUUM & JANITORIAL SUPPLYS,INC $149.95 ABEL, PAUL D $500.00 ABLE BODY SHOP INC $160.00 ACCESS CONSULTING, PC $1,620.50 ACME CHEMICAL TOILET RENTALS $120.00 ACTION AUTO GLASS $190.00 ACTUARIES NORTHWEST $5,000.00 ADAMS, JEREMY A $32.34 ADAMS, KAYLA $500.00 ADAPCO, INC $1,738.96 ADVANCED REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCE INC $768.50 ADVANCED RESTAURANT SUPPLY INC $78.04 AGAPE' HOME CARE INC $28,740.17 AHNER, TRAVIS $93.00 AL'S METAL WORK INC $454.33 ALAN'S PUMP SALES & SERVICE INC $622.93 ALBERT, HELEN F $28.95 ALL ABOARD $6,250.00 ALL BRIGHT WINDOW CLEANING $750.00 ALL SEASON WINDOW CLEANING $138.00 ALLEGIANCE BENEFIT PLAN MANAGEMENT $4,217.00 ALLIANCE TITLE & ESCROW CORP $903,000.00 ALPER, JONATHAN & SUSAN L $1,189.63 ALPINE BUSINESS CENTER $13,080.00 ALPS $6.00 AMARAL, NATHAN L & SHANNON $50.00 AMERICAN COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRN $2,699.00 AMERICAN ELECTRIC, INC $249.02 AMERICAN MOSQUITO CONTROL ASSOC $130.00 AMSAN CUSTODIAL SUPPLY $38,834.29 ANDERS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS $3,026.40 ANDERSEN, DAVID MARTIN $15.39 ANDERSON MASONRY INC $0.00 ANDERSON ZURMUEHLEN & CO, PC $1,500.00 ANDERSON'S MASONRY HEARTH & HOME $39.24 ANDERSON, ARDIS $500.00 ANIMAL CARE EQUIPMENT & SVS $223.08 ANIMAL CLINIC OF KALISPELL $9,965.83 ANTUNA, BUD $83.10 APCO INTERNATIONAL, INC $4,960.00 APEC $1,700.00 API INC $3,360.49 APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC $2,280.94 ARCASEARCH $24,211.00 ARMY - NAVY $13,678.22 ASCENT STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT $500.00 ASPHALT DRUM MIXERS INC $653.34 ASSN OF MT PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS $3,000.00 ASSOC OF NUTRITION & FOODSERVICE PROFESS $145.00
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Notice: These minutes are paraphrased and reflect the proceedings of the Board of Commissioners. MCA 7-4-2611(2) (b).
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2013
The Board of County Commissioners met in continued session at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Chairman Holmquist, Commissioner Scott and Krueger, and Clerk Robinson were present. NO MEETINGS SCHEDULED At 5:00 o'clock P.M., the Board continued the session until 8:00 o'clock A.M. on October 1, 2013.
**************************************** Following are claims for the month of September, 2013.
Vendor Name Amount
168TICKETS LLC $5,155.45
24-7 EMS $539.63
2M COMPANY INC $140.89
360 OFFICE SOLUTIONS INC $46.65
4-H CENTER FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT $200.00
4BBBB INVESTMENTS LLC $93,806.20
A & I DISTRIBUTORS $3,673.95
A PLUS HEALTH CARE $2,178.00
A-1 TOWING LLC $433.00
A-1 VACUUM & JANITORIAL SUPPLYS,INC $149.95
ABEL, PAUL D $500.00
ABLE BODY SHOP INC $160.00
ACCESS CONSULTING, PC $1,620.50
ACME CHEMICAL TOILET RENTALS $120.00
ACTION AUTO GLASS $190.00
ACTUARIES NORTHWEST $5,000.00
ADAMS, JEREMY A $32.34
ADAMS, KAYLA $500.00
ADAPCO, INC $1,738.96
ADVANCED REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCE INC $768.50
ADVANCED RESTAURANT SUPPLY INC $78.04
AGAPE' HOME CARE INC $28,740.17
AHNER, TRAVIS $93.00
AL'S METAL WORK INC $454.33
ALAN'S PUMP SALES & SERVICE INC $622.93
ALBERT, HELEN F $28.95
ALL ABOARD $6,250.00
ALL BRIGHT WINDOW CLEANING $750.00
ALL SEASON WINDOW CLEANING $138.00
ALLEGIANCE BENEFIT PLAN MANAGEMENT $4,217.00
ALLIANCE TITLE & ESCROW CORP $903,000.00
ALPER, JONATHAN & SUSAN L $1,189.63
ALPINE BUSINESS CENTER $13,080.00
ALPS $6.00
AMARAL, NATHAN L & SHANNON $50.00
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRN $2,699.00
AMERICAN ELECTRIC, INC $249.02
AMERICAN MOSQUITO CONTROL ASSOC $130.00
AMSAN CUSTODIAL SUPPLY $38,834.29
ANDERS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS $3,026.40
ANDERSEN, DAVID MARTIN $15.39
ANDERSON MASONRY INC $0.00
ANDERSON ZURMUEHLEN & CO, PC $1,500.00
ANDERSON'S MASONRY HEARTH & HOME $39.24
ANDERSON, ARDIS $500.00
ANIMAL CARE EQUIPMENT & SVS $223.08
ANIMAL CLINIC OF KALISPELL $9,965.83
ANTUNA, BUD $83.10
APCO INTERNATIONAL, INC $4,960.00
APEC $1,700.00
API INC $3,360.49
APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC $2,280.94
ARCASEARCH $24,211.00
ARMY - NAVY $13,678.22
ASCENT STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT $500.00
ASPHALT DRUM MIXERS INC $653.34
ASSN OF MT PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS $3,000.00
ASSOC OF NUTRITION & FOODSERVICE PROFESS $145.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
AT&T MOBILITY $1,494.53
ATCFII MONTANA LLC $413,772.32
ATLEE, TONYA $90.00
AUSTIN FUNERAL HOME $1,600.00
AUTO ELECTRIC REBUILDERS INC $550.00
AUTOZONE INC $46.99
AVAIL TECHNOLOGIES INC $17,692.90
AVIATION SPECIALTIES UNLIMITED INC $19,530.00
AXELSEN, JENI $24.00
AYERS, STEPHEN R $25.00
BACK ROOM RESTAURANT INC $45.25
BACKER, STEVEN W $900.00
BAILEYS TEST STRIPS & $32.00
BAKER, ANGELA $28.96
BAKER, KAE LONI $28.96
BAKER, MATTHEW $86.89
BAKER, RANDY $86.89
BANK OF AMERICA - $215,256.37
BARBEE, CINDRA $73.00
BAREFOOT, CAROL J $500.00
BARNES BULLETS LLC $3,338.53
BARNES DISTRIBUTION $42.34
BARRETT, COLIN R $17.65
BARTA, JESSICA $80.00
BARTLETT, JAMES C $811.01
BEAUDETTE CONSULTING ENGINEERS INC $157.50
BEDGOOD & PIERCE PLLC $24.00
BEE BROADCASTING INC $2,119.00
BELAND, JAMES T $120.00
BEN GRONLEY HORSESHOEING $35.00
BENNETT, MARILYN J $20.91
BENSON, CALEB $75.00
BENZIEN, HARVEY A & LORRAINE J $500.00
BERNETHY, TAMIE C $30.00
BERTOLINI VALVES INC $188.73
BEST BUY $150.00
BETTERS, DOUG $200.00
BIG JOHN'S $641.25
BIG SKY COMMUNICATIONS INC $1,028.00
BIG SKY INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT $4,478.00
BIGFORK SENIOR CITIZENS $2,085.13
BIGFORK WATER/SEWER DISTRICT $995.85
BIGGS HOME REFRIGERATION $60.00
BILLMAYER DRILLING $5,482.00
BINETTE, ANDREW $24.30
BIOQUIP PRODUCTS $89.04
BITTERROOT SCREEN PRINTERS INC $300.00
BLACK GOLD TOP SOIL $3,783.50
BLACK MAGIC WASH SERVICES INC $360.00
BLACK MOUNTAIN SOFTWARE, INC $30,421.00
BLACKOPS TECHNOLOGIES LLC $7,250.00
BLACKTAIL REFRIGERATION INC $187.00
BLICHARZ, FAITH $36.00
BLIND MAN, THE $1,615.00
BLOCK, BRYAN SURVEYING $105.00
BLOOM, PHYLLIS $500.00
BLUE COW ENTERPRISES INC $142.00
BMC MILLWORK $558.00
BOB BARKER CO INC $2,190.14
BOELKE, VICTORIA LYNN $15.39
BOLSTER'S TOWING INC $867.00
BOMAN, STACY $34.00
BOYD, NORMAN C $35,444.16
BOYSUN, DAVE S $28.96
BRADSHAW, KENNY $150.00
BRASH, VANCE $2,100.00
BRECK LAW FIRM $7.00
BRESNAN COMMUNICATIONS LLC $5,989.66
BREWER, FAITH $294.93
BRIDGER FINANCIAL SERVICES $55,074.59
BRILES, RICHARD W MD $6,000.00
BROOKS, ANN M $9.04
BROWN, CHERYL $85.00
BUFFALO HILL FUNERAL HOME $6,000.00
BULLITT COMMUNICATIONS $58,919.72
BURKHART DENTAL SUPPLY $869.69
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
BURTON, JAMES H $3,167.50
BUSSEY, THERESA BACHINI $16.52
BUTTEL, STEVE $40.80
BUY101.COM LP $345.55
BYRD, OVILA $36.50
CAIN, SANDRA $16.24
CAJUN DESIGN & APPAREL EMBROIDERY PLUS $50.00
CALIFORNIA CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES INC $80.97
CALLAN, NANCY JEAN $9.04
CAMPBELL PET COMPANY $486.89
CAMPBELL, MARK $5,000.00
CAPITAL ONE COMMERCIAL $3,487.94
CARDINAL DISCOUNT SUPPLY INC $369.81
CARDINAL HEALTH $2,521.26
CARIE, NICHOLAI $50.00
CARPET STORE, THE $7,120.37
CARQUEST $81.11
CARQUEST AUTO PARTS STORES $233.61
CARR, W SHANE $1,200.00
CARSON, DIANA $41.00
CARSON, JENNIE $100.00
CARVER ENGINEERING 1 $560.00
CASSIDY, KATE $36.00
CATNIP $29.00
CAUDILL, STEVE $36.50
CBM FOOD SERVICE $84,658.43
CCCS INC $1,060.88
CD'A METALS $346.56
CDW GOVERNMENT INC $11,867.92
CELEBRATE EVENT & PARTY $3,351.25
CENTER POINT PUBLISHING $1,035.36
CENTRAL HEATING & COOLING INC $279.00
CENTURYLINK $54,279.63
CENTURYLINK - $85.00
CHAMBLISS, DARVIN R $95.20
CHAMPS $625.00
CHIEF SUPPLY CORPORATION INC $414.39
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER $9,757.00
CHS INC - KALISPELL $4,811.63
CIGNA HEALTH CARE $32.40
CITYSERVICEVALCON LLC $353,656.14
CLEGG, ANDREW $34.00
CLINICAL PHARMACY, THE $13,093.30
COAST TO COAST LUBE INC $1,943.84
COCA-COLA BOTTLING $742.01
COCHRAN, MINDY $165.00
COLLISION CRAFT $4,244.05
COLUMBIA FALLS, CITY OF $79.28
COLUMBIA PAINT & COATINGS $119.27
COMFORT INN BIG SKY $5,922.29
COMMERCIAL MACHINE SERVICES, INC $428.00
COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP $16,613.62
COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH $25.00
COMPASS BANK $6.00
COMSTOCK, CURT A $40.00
COMSTOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, INC $96.39
CONNER, THOMAS JAY $179.08
CONRAD MAIN STREET LLC $6,777.32
CONRAD MEMORIAL CEMETERY $16,236.48
CONRAD, CHARLES $10.17
CONSOLIDATED ELECTRICAL DIST, INC $48.64
CONSTENIUS, LEONA $100.00
CONVEX CORPORATION $810.00
COOK PAINTING, INC $8,670.00
COOK, KATIE $8.50
COOPER, JANET HEWITT $32.34
CORPORATE TECHNOLOGY GROUP $657.80
CORPRON, CAMILLE MENGWASSER $54.52
CORRIGAN, EDWARD $46.00
COSNER COMTECH INC $11,820.00
COSTCO WHOLESALE $165.00
COUGHLIN, CRIS $83.90
COUNTER ASSAULT $165.48
COVERTTRACK GROUP INC $600.00
COX, ESTHER LOUISE $60.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
CREATIVE DATAPRODUCTS $749.25
CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO $1,287.42
CRIMINAL RECORDS $1,215.50
CRISIS MANAGEMENT CONSULTING $500.00
CRITELLI COURIERS $3,757.00
CRONE PRO-SEAL $10,790.00
CROWLEY, KIM $70.00
CRUCELL VACCINES INC $2,040.00
CTA ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS $1,590.56
CULLIGAN WATER $3,256.04
CURRIER'S WELDING INC $350.00
CUT BANK TIRE INC $3,536.00
D&L VENTURES INC $5,842.47
DAHLEM, MICHAEL ATTORNEY AT LAW $50.00
DAILY INTERLAKE $6,152.37
DAKOTA FENCE $274.00
DALEN'S DIESEL SERVICE INC $2,373.44
DAPHNE SOFTWARE INC $5,366.68
DATA IMAGING SYSTEMS INC $698.14
DAVEY, LARRY J $500.00
DAVID J HEINE & ASSOCIATES LLC $575.00
DAVIS PIPE & MACHINERY, INC $537.50
DAVIS, MARTY $800.00
DAVIS-HINKLEY, BARBARA $7,931.48
DAY, ROSEMARIE $500.00
DCM SERVICES/CITIBANK $33.53
DEGLOW, LAURA $500.00
DEMCO, INC $1,876.87
DENNING SHEET METAL INC $381.50
DENTON INC HOME MAINTENANCE & CARE $475.00
DEPRATU FORD SALES $791.98
DEPT OF ADMINISTRATION 2 $2,561.24
DEPT OF AGRICULTURE 2 $1,777.80
DEPT OF JUSTICE 5 $2,377.39
DEPT OF JUSTICE 6 $2,400.00
DEPT OF JUSTICE/STATE OF MONTANA $7,513.32
DEPT OF LIVESTOCK $301.50
DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH & HUMAN SERVI 3 $387.12
DEPT OF REVENUE 6 $10,453.61
DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION 3 $3,550.12
DEREU, DEMARI $30.00
DEREU, DUANA $41.00
DEVINNEY, BRENDA ANNE $29.66
DEXTER, AMY J $36.00
DEYOUNG, SHAWNA $76.28
DIAMOND PLUMBING & HEATING INC $285.43
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, INC $5,445.79
DISTINCTIVE COUNTERTOPS & CABINETRY $250.00
DISTRICT #1 ASA $1,902.00
DITTMAN, BEVERLY $500.00
DMV RECORD SERVICES $6.00
DOLVEN, DIANE L $24.43
DON K CHEVROLET, INC $43,055.47
DONOVAN, JOHN $34.00
DOUBLE D LIVESTOCK LLC $5,800.00
DOUG ANDRUS DISTRIBUTING INC $77,625.85
DOUGHERTY, MICHAEL FRANKLIN $56.78
DOXTATER, JUDITH FAYE $15.39
DPHHS/LAB $6,149.75
DRAPER, MARK $396.63
DREAM MARINE INC $8,800.00
DUKE, ELIZABETH $64.00
DUNNIGAN, JOHN $3,750.00
DYKES, JOANNE $500.00
EAGLE FLIGHT BUSINESS FORMS $168.85
EASTMAN, HILLERY $900.00
ECLINICAL WEB LLC $212.80
ECLINICAL WORKS $4,574.95
EDDINGTON, JOANNA M $14.00
EDWARDS, BOB $249.00
EGLEY, LARRY $32.34
EICKERT, DENISE W $28.95
EISENZIMER, MONICA $136.00
EISINGER HONDA $94.20
EISINGER MOTORS $37,518.01
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
ELECTION SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE INC $41,460.22
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS INC $24,692.04
ELITE FIRE PROTECTION $8,910.00
ELLETSON, JACQUELINE $90.00
ELLIOT, RANDI $59.89
ELLIS, FREDRICK CLINTON $2,250.00
ELTEK INC $6,136.98
ENCOMPASS SUPPLY $8,494.20
ENDERS, DARIAN $25.00
ENERGY CONTROL PRODUCTS INC $75.00
ENERGY LABORATORIES INC $9,546.00
ENGER, KAREN D $281.54
ENVIRO-TIRE INC $2,726.00
EPPELSHEIMER, PATRICIA $500.00
ERGOMETRICS & APPLIED PERSONNEL RESEARCH $153.60
ERIC HUMMEL, ATTORNEY AT LAW $1,016.70
ERICKSON'S POOLS & SPAS $94.61
ERICKSON, SAMANTHA $30.00
EVERGREEN DISPOSAL INC $73,432.33
EVERGREEN WATER DISTRICT #1 $1,040.07
EVIDENT CRIME SCENE PRODUCTS $134.00
EXPRESS SERVICES INC $203,888.80
EXXON/GECC $29,755.78
F H STOLTZE LAND & LUMBER $3,098.25
FAIRFAX, JEANNIE $13.50
FARNHAM, JOSHUA $750.00
FARNSWORTH, JEFFREY O $23.30
FASTENAL COMPANY $839.42
FASTENERS INC $1,074.83
FASTOYS LLC $882.95
FASTSIGNS CENTER $34.50
FCM LEASING $1,032.00
FEDEX EXPRESS $208.54
FERGUSON ENTERPRISES, INC $562.50
FERRON'S TOWING, INC $172.00
FINN, MICHELLE S $125.00
FIRE GUYS LEASING, INC $75.00
FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS INC $495.00
FIRE SYSTEMS WEST INC $746.25
FIRST INTERSTATE BANK TRUSTEE $22,000.00
FISHER RIVER VALLEY FIRE/RESCUE $860.06
FISHER, JED S $18.00
FISHER, ROBYN $48.30
FITZGERALD, LEEANN $85.00
FITZGIBBONS, DALE $100.00
FITZPATRICK, KARLA $600.00
FLATHEAD BANK OF BIGFORK $14.00
FLATHEAD BEACON $1,410.00
FLATHEAD CARE $200.00
FLATHEAD CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPT $1,365.00
FLATHEAD CO SEARCH & RESCUE $8,737.40
FLATHEAD CO SHERIFFS POSSE INC $10,000.00
FLATHEAD CO TREASURER $15.00
FLATHEAD CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC $1,412.00
FLATHEAD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC $88,463.67
FLATHEAD GLASS WORKS $305.00
FLATHEAD INDUSTRIES $14,969.59
FLATHEAD JANITORIAL & RUG SERVICE $5,036.63
FLATHEAD MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY $24.00
FLATHEAD PET EMERGENCY $1,227.16
FLATHEAD VALLEY CHEMICAL DEP CLINIC $27,826.00
FLATHEAD VALLEY UMPIRE'S ASSN $7,387.00
FLINK, SHERRY $77.50
FOLSON, JOSHUA DAVID $80.79
FOOD SERVICES OF AMERICA $18,801.45
FOSTER, LUCIE E $25.00
FOY, EDWARD $500.00
FRAZIER APPRAISAL SERVICES INC $500.00
FREESE, MICKEY LEE $54.52
FRETWELL, LEE & MELANIE $15.39
FUGINA, TARA $66.00
FUSION COMMUNICATIONS & CONSULTING $7,588.47
GALE GROUP, THE $5,753.00
GALLS INC $454.97
GATZKE, MARY R $357.11
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INC $482.98
GCR TIRE CENTER $7,402.98
GEMIGNANI, CARY D $18.78
GEORGE, KATHLEEN $20.00
GHEKIERE, JOHN $12.57
GIESEY, BEVERLY A $48.16
GLACIER BANK $22,800.00
GLACIER DENTAL GROUP, PC $1,419.00
GLACIER EYE CLINIC $20.50
GLACIER GLASS INC $979.00
GLACIER MOTOR SALES & SERVICE INC $2,026.70
GLACIER REGIONAL PATHOLOGY LTD $11.66
GLACIER WHOLESALERS INC $3,525.00
GLADSTONE INC. $349.36
GLAXOSMITHKLINE PHARMACEUTICALS $14,176.60
GLAZIER, LAURA B $500.00
GLOBAL PROTECTION CORP $682.54
GLOBALSTAR USA LLC $249.57
GO-4-U FREIGHT SERVICE $28.50
GOLD RUSH CLOTHING COMPANY $978.45
GOODMAN REPORTING $175.00
GOUGH, SHANAHAN, JOHNSON & WATERMAN PLLP $16.00
GRACHEK CONSULTING $6,817.50
GRADE 8 EARTHWORKS $6,075.00
GRAHAM, KATHLEEN $15.39
GRANGER, MARY M $24.00
GRANITE HOLDINGS LLC $154,272.81
GREASE MONKEY $664.89
GREAT BEAR BUILDERS INC $3,000.00
GREAT NORTHERN LOCK & SAFE $1,006.10
GREAT NORTHERN PBE $1,699.44
GREAT NORTHERN PRINTING INC $171.80
GREGORY TALENT & PRODUCTIONS $450.00
GRESS, ROCKY $375.00
GRIZZLY MOON MASH, LLC $24.95
GRIZZLY SECURITY ALARMS INC $299.00
GRIZZLY SECURITY ARMORED EXPRESS INC $2,016.00
GTA FLEET SOLUTIONS INC $21,640.16
H&H EXPRESS INC $32.90
HADER, BRIAN J $27.82
HADER, TAMA J $31.21
HADLEY, MICHELE $89.95
HAGADONE DIRECTORIES INC $308.00
HAGAN, JEAN $160.00
HALL, NICOLE $48.00
HALL, TRAVIS $147.00
HAMILTON, TAMARA $40.00
HAMMER, HEWITT, JACOBS & QUINN PLLC $412.50
HAMMERQUIST & CASALEGNO LLC $43,990.65
HAMMETT, DANIELLE $60.00
HAMPTON INN 2 $1,620.00
HANSON, MORGAN $50.00
HARLOW'S BUS SALES, INC. $891.98
HARTFORD, TERESA L $50.00
HARTSOCH, DOROTHY $2,250.00
HARTSOCH, FAYE $14.40
HASH & O'BRIEN, PLLP $7.00
HAUSER, AMANDA KRISTINE $42.66
HAUSS ACCOUNTS INC $30,115.84
HAWK, RICHARD A $22.17
HAWLEY, JOY $52.26
HBD, INC $181.50
HEALTH E-WEB $681.00
HEALTHCENTER NORTHWEST $200.73
HEDMAN HILEMAN & LACOSTA $6.00
HEINO, BRIAN $115.00
HELMSTETLER, TAMARA $65.00
HELP DESK TECHNOLOGY CORP $1,445.19
HENRY SCHEIN $14,006.79
HERRICK, MARTY LANE $14.26
HEWITT, JUDI $500.00
HIGH COUNTRY LINEN SUPPLY $4,606.95
HIGH LAKES EQUIPMENT SALES LLC $76,000.00
HIGH PLAINS PIZZA INC $124.98
HILL BROTHERS INC $335.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
HILL'S PET NUTRITION SALES INC $1,742.56
HINZMAN, DUSTIN $151.42
HIRST APPRAISAL $31.25
HLC SETTLEMENT $7.00
HOCKADAY MUSEUM OF ART $150.00
HOEHN, LARRY $500.00
HOLAND, SALLY $17.10
HOLDER, DONNA J $54.52
HOLLENSTEINER, JOHN $11.30
HOLM, NATHAN $148.00
HOLMQUIST, THEODORE R $83.90
HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES $1,543.15
HOME VENTURES LLC $7,673.49
HOMEWOOD SUITES BOZEMAN $1,668.36
HOOPER'S NURSERY AND GREENHOUSES $744.11
HOTSY CLEANING SYSTEMS $93.45
HOUSE OF CLEAN $1,921.60
HOUSER, VICTOR C. MD PC $650.20
HOWARD, ALISON E $305.61
HOWE, BARBARA $1,457.25
HOWELL, SUEANN $23.30
HUBLEY, JOHN P $301.70
HUGHES, STEPHEN A & STACY B $23.30
HUNGRY HORSE WATER & SEWER DIST $165.10
HYDROMETRICS INC $22,892.03
I-STATE TRUCK CENTER $7,262.06
IBS INCORPORATED $1,081.72
ICS JAIL SUPPLIES INC $672.00
IDEXX DISTRIBUTION INC $78.90
INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES $32,382.23
INSTAMED $675.00
INSTY PRINTS $979.89
INSURED TITLES $354.50
INTEGRATED SECURITY SOLUTIONS INC $430.50
IPROMOTEU.COM $5,105.16
IVERS, JUDY $60.00
IVERSON, GREGORY L $12.57
J&H INC $578.69
J2 OFFICE PRODUCTS $59,055.55
JACKS, KENT $75.00
JAKO AUTO GLASS, LLC $579.00
JANCE'S BODY SHOP INC $12,759.27
JANITORS WORLD SUPPLIES $4,752.57
JENNINGS, GERRY & CHARLES $100.00
JENSEN, MARLYS $34.60
JENSEN, WANDA J $129.10
JERNIGAN, TANYA M $15.39
JESCO BOAT CENTER LLC $956.58
JKG ENTERPRISES $100.00
JOHNS, MCKEAG $51.00
JOHNSON CONTROLS INC $25,989.75
JOHNSON, CASH ANDERS $100.00
JOHNSON, DEANNA $18.08
JOHNSON, DIANE E $500.00
JOHNSON, JENNINGS PAUL $34.60
JOHNSON, REBECCA $17.74
JOHNSON, ROBERTS & ASSOCIATES $16.50
JOHNSON, TYLER $81.36
JOHNSON-GLOSCHAT FUNERAL HOME $2,900.00
JOM PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES $2,914.13
JONES & BARTLETT LEARNING LLC $1,176.86
JONES, COLLEEN $500.00
JORDAN, DAN & KATHLEEN $600.00
JORDT, HOLLY $194.60
K&J AUTO PARTS INC $1,345.37
K&J INVESTMENTS LLC $250,758.86
KALISPELL ALIGNMENT & AUTO REPAIR INC $861.38
KALISPELL AUTO PARTS $7,188.13
KALISPELL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $900.00
KALISPELL CITY $214.26
KALISPELL CITY AMBULANCE SERVICE $2,432.15
KALISPELL CITY PUBLIC WORKS DEPT $830.00
KALISPELL CITY WATER DEPT $14,932.85
KALISPELL COPY & BLUE INC $569.94
KALISPELL ELECTRIC INC $8,456.76
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
KALISPELL FIRE DEPARTMENT $925.00
KALISPELL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT $154.45
KALISPELL OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE INC $3,850.25
KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT $10,422.35
KALISPELL PUBLIC SCHOOLS $11,690.48
KALISPELL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER $110,224.31
KALISPELL SENIOR CENTER $4,211.13
KALMONT DISTRIBUTORS INC $2,376.62
KAMAN INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES CORP $198.00
KARI DODGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH HYUNDA $44,486.00
KEEFE COMMISSARY NETWORK SALES $875.00
KEIL, DORIS $500.00
KELLY, BRIAN $630.00
KEMPTHORNE, CRAIG L $91.80
KENCO SECURITY & TECHNOLOGY INC $92.00
KENDALL, KATHERINE $32.34
KENNEY, KELLY $5,500.00
KENNEY, MARK $100.00
KENWORTH SALES MISSOULA $1,204.54
KESLER CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO $43,013.65
KILA-SMITH LAKE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $4,500.00
KIRKLAND, KAROL $139.19
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL K00726 KALISPELL $400.00
KLOCKE, JILL MARIE $19.91
KLS HYDRAULICS & MACHINE WORKS LLC $1,682.20
KMART 7030 $297.35
KNIFE RIVER $177,802.52
KNOEPFLE, DONNA $28.95
KNOX, JUDY $150.00
KNUTSON, VELMA J $500.00
KOFI INC $2,568.00
KORNER SHOP, THE $974.55
KRANTZ, ADELE $2,303.69
KRUCKENBERG, LISA M $1,040.00
KRUSE, JOAN $21.04
KUNDA, SUSAN $30.00
KUNTZ, DEVIN $281.00
L&M TREE SERVICE $1,950.00
LA AUDIO PRODUCTIONS $250.00
LAERDAL MEDICAL CORPORATION $913.49
LAKESIDE CLINIC PC $952.00
LAKESIDE COMMUNITY CHAPEL $900.00
LAKESIDE COMMUNITY CLUB $375.00
LAKESIDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $100.00
LAKESIDE COUNTY WATER & SEWER $269.11
LAKEVIEW LIVESTOCK 4H CLUB $778.50
LAMAR COMPANIES THE $1,800.00
LANG, LORETTA RAEANN $83.90
LAROQUE, KRISTA $40.00
LASALLE EQUINE CLINIC,PLLC $358.95
LASALLE SAND & GRAVEL $206,819.89
LAW OFFICES OF LARRY E BRAY PA TRUST ACC $755.76
LAWRENCE, DIXIE L $100.00
LAWSON PRODUCTS $10,143.55
LBMT LLC $46,200.21
LC STAFFING SERVICE $487,465.79
LEBERMAN, ANNIE $52.25
LEE, ROBERT M $374.65
LEFFMANN, HARRY G $500.00
LEIGHTY, TERRY JOE $77.12
LEISTIKO, CONNIE $141.25
LELAND'S HONDA-SUZUKI-BMW $301.81
LENOIR, RODNEY $75.60
LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER #904 $11,840.07
LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER 1 $6,833.00
LESLIE, KATHLEEN J $36.86
LET'S PRETEND ENTERTAINMENT LLC $4,250.00
LEWIS, KATHY $15.26
LHC, INC $3,605.40
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE $1,999.15
LIFE-ASSIST INC $2,166.21
LINCOLN CO SHERIFF $6,194.35
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC $41.00
LINDER, DAN T $92.00
LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS $415.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
LIST, KATHERINE A $1,100.00
LIU, DONG $2,117.50
LOCAL GOVERNMENT CENTER $210.00
LOCKEY INC $5,117.00
LOGAN, ALBERT L & NATALIE MARGARET $111.87
LONG, LYNN $128.53
LOOSE ENDS UPHOLSTERY, LLC $80.00
LOPP, ROBERT $235.60
LOREN'S AUTO REPAIR, INC $102.99
LOREN'S CARPET CARE $1,410.00
LOUSTEAU, CYNTHIA $20.00
LOW, MARY $500.00
LOWE'S $288.55
LOWER VALLEY VETERINARY CLINIC PC $324.00
LOWERY, EARL E $80.00
LSC TRANSPORTATION CONSULTANTS INC $10,115.47
LUND, GEORGE THOMAS $15.39
LUND, JEANNINE M $40.00
LYBECK, JOANNE C $59.60
LYNN PEAVEY COMPANY $513.25
LYNN, JAMIE E $50.00
LYTLE, RON $34.60
M&C TIRE, INC $1,398.07
M4A $2,000.00
MACDONALD, RODERICK $22.40
MACKIN, LOLA $500.00
MACKIN, PATRICK D AKA PATRICK $781.25
MACO/JPIA $908,043.00
MACON SUPPLY $38,059.79
MAHONEY, DAVID J PHD $1,600.00
MAHUGH FIRE & SAFETY, LLC $3,768.40
MAIL ROOM, THE $30,476.83
MALONE, TODD $26.50
MARCHETTI, ROBERT A $28.95
MARK OGLE STUDIO $1,200.00
MARQUARDT, WENDY $24.00
MARRS, MICHAEL W $607.80
MARTIN, GAITHER DON $31.21
MARTY PALMER CONSTRUCTION $7.00
MASTER MONOGRAM $1,270.00
MAYHEW, GEORGIANA F $61.30
MCCONNELL, SCOTT $104.00
MCCRACKEN, ANNA $24.00
MCCREADY, GENE C & DEBRA J $50.00
MCDANIEL, ROY $28.95
MCDONALD, LEO A $18.22
MCDONALD, PETE H $14.26
MCGLYNN, PATRICIA $51.64
MCKINNEY, LINDA $90.00
MCKOYS QUALITY INTERIORS INC $2,300.00
MCLAUCHLIN, ANGELA $23.60
MCMANNAMY, PAMELA J $31.38
MDM SUPPLY $121.24
MEDIBADGE INC $34.70
MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY $240.25
MEL'S PUMPING SERVICE $450.00
MELBY'S HOME INTERIORS INC $850.00
MERCK SHARP & DOHME CORP $38,384.57
METAL WORKS & MUFFLER $185.00
MID AMERICAN RESEARCH CHEMICAL CORP $384.69
MIDWAY MOTORS $33,000.00
MIDWAY RENTAL & POWER EQUIPMENT INC $5,390.27
MIDWEST CANCER SCREENING $4,337.11
MIDWEST TAPE LLC $17,500.36
MIELKE, NEAOMIE JOLENE $59.46
MILD FENCE COMPANY $2,263.81
MILLER, DOUGLAS M $4,000.00
MILLER, ROBERTA D $15.39
MILLER, WAYNE $307.36
MISSOULA BREAST FEEDING COALITION $200.00
MISSOULA PUBLIC LIBRARY $1,444.00
MITCHELL, KATHLEEN M $15.39
MITY-LITE INC $589.73
MOBLEY, CHRISTOPHER $75.00
MOGENSEN, DONALD $56.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
MONTANA ACE - KALISPELL $1,536.78
MONTANA ARBITRATOR'S ASSOCIATON - MAA $250.00
MONTANA ASSN OF CO CLERK & RECORDER $500.00
MONTANA ASSN OF COUNTIES $13,884.00
MONTANA BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS $15.00
MONTANA BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICIN $80.00
MONTANA CLOWN WORK $4,750.00
MONTANA CORRECTIONAL ENTERPRISES $185.00
MONTANA DEPT ENVIROMENTAL QUALITY $10,421.30
MONTANA DEPT OF AGRICULTURE $25.00
MONTANA DPHHS - SUMMER INSTITUTE $243.00
MONTANA DUST CONTROL LLC $271,731.38
MONTANA ENVIRONMENTAL LAB LLC $234.00
MONTANA HIGHWAY PATROL $124.44
MONTANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY $1,105.00
MONTANA HOMEOWNERSHIP NETWORK $4,680.00
MONTANA INTERACTIVE $26.35
MONTANA LAND PROJECT, LLC $272,745.57
MONTANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY $1,689.00
MONTANA LEGISLATIVE SERVICES $756.00
MONTANA LIVING MAGAZINE $395.00
MONTANA MARKETING INC $1,376.00
MONTANA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION $615.00
MONTANA ONE CALL CENTER $1,195.35
MONTANA PETERBILT $13,534.86
MONTANA REFINING COMPANY $22,763.86
MONTANA REFINING COMPANY, INC $799,827.59
MONTANA SCALE COMPANY, INC. $800.00
MONTANA SKY NETWORKS, INC $601.84
MONTANA STATE EXTENSION $16,500.00
MONTANA STATE LIBRARY $23,075.48
MONTANA STATE TREASURER 1 $2,713.92
MONTANA SUPREME COURT 1 $1,350.00
MONTANA TAX FOUNDATION, INC $60.00
MONTANA VETERANS HOME $1,070.00
MONTANA WEST ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $500.00
MONTANA WOOLGROWERS ASSOCIATION $157.00
MOON, BEVERLY $180.00
MOORE MEDICAL LLC $551.03
MORBIDITY & MORTALITY WEEKLY REVIEW $199.00
MORINE, JERRY F $28.95
MORRELL, JIM $12.00
MOTES-CONNERS, HANNAH $40.50
MOTOROLA $70,288.45
MOTOROLA INC $20,901.25
MOUNTAIN VIEW PET CREMATORY INC $246.00
MOXIE LAND & HOME $8,325.00
MPERA - PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYS $39.48
MSASCD $50.00
MSPOA $125.00
MT ASSN OF SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIALS $320.00
MULLEN, BETSY $3,200.00
MULTI SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES INC $57.72
MUNNELL, JIM $100.00
MURDOCH'S RANCH & HOME SUPPLY, INC $6,770.86
MURPHY'S CARPETECH $90.00
MWC/VIKING PUMP $132.00
MWI VETERINARY SUPPLY $1,144.75
NACCHO $420.00
NACHC $4,006.50
NAGEL, NICHOLAS $55.65
NAIL-NOFTSINGER, MICHELLE $22.00
NASO, CAROLYN $10.45
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S ALLIANCE $2,000.00
NATIONAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ASSN $1,050.00
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSN $95.00
NELSON, GRANT $115.00
NELSON, JUANITA $164.00
NELSON, STEVEN RICK $13.13
NEVINS TIRE CENTRE $60.00
NEW WORLD SYSTEMS $3,955.60
NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS INC $8,761.85
NEWMAN, MICHAEL M. MD PC $1,470.00
NEWTON, TANI $90.68
NICK, CHELSEA $60.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
NICKLAUS, RANDY RAY $30.08
NOEL & ASSOCIATES LTD $33.25
NOLAN, COLIN M $30.08
NOLAN, COURTNEY $50.00
NOMAD TECHNOLOGIES INC $1,144.00
NOODLE SOUP $332.20
NORCO, INC $6,382.98
NORMONT EQUIPMENT CO $571.66
NORTH AMERICAN BUS INDUSTRIES INC $1,677.32
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY $1,053.00
NORTH VALLEY HOSPITAL INC $4,559.53
NORTH VALLEY REFUSE $180.00
NORTH VALLEY SEARCH & RESCUE $85.00
NORTH VALLEY SENIOR CENTER $3,133.01
NORTHERN ENERGY INC $210.86
NORTHLAND HOBBIES $217.00
NORTHLAND MANUFACTURING, INC $247.50
NORTHSTAR PRINTING INC $262.00
NORTHWEST AUTOMOTIVE $30.00
NORTHWEST CONVENTION SERVICES $2,065.00
NORTHWEST DRUG TASK FORCE PEPI FUND $880.00
NORTHWEST FUEL SYSTEMS $2,142.26
NORTHWEST IMAGING PC $494.58
NORTHWEST NOTICE SERVICE $55.00
NORTHWEST PARTS & EQUIPMENT $17,740.53
NORTHWEST PIPE FITTINGS INC $242.15
NORTHWEST PLASTICS $120.00
NORTHWEST PORTABLES LLC $1,540.00
NORTHWEST SHOOTER $6,100.00
NORTHWEST TRUCK REPAIR INC $48,686.40
NORTHWEST WOMENS HEALTHCARE $425.00
NORTHWESTERN ENERGY 1 $11,980.66
NOVAK, ROSE MARI $17.00
NOVARTIS VACCINE $1,166.12
NOVKO KALISPELL $447.83
NURTURING CENTER INC $14,652.19
NW INK & TONER $740.00
NW MOSQUITO & VECTOR CONTROL ASSN $200.00
O'CONNELL, SANDRA $23.30
O'REILLY AUTO PARTS $15.99
OBRIEN, TIMOTHY WILLIAM $23.30
OCLC INC $16,980.40
OGLE & WORM PLLP $7.00
OHS BODY SHOP $9,679.62
OHS BODY SHOP INC $541.00
OLINICK, CAROLE A $88.98
OLSON, HANK $27.12
OLSON, WENDY $72.00
OMEGA GROUP INC, THE $1,200.00
ORASURE TECHNOLOGIES INC $1,225.00
ORKIN - GREAT FALLS $301.71
ORVIS IRRIGATION $42.00
OSHWALLA LLC $17,725.08
OSWALD, ROBERT $3,205.22
PACIFIC STEEL & RECYCLING $1,678.31
PARADIGM MANAGEMENT PC $344,748.81
PARAGARD DIRECT $675.00
PARAGON BERMUDA (CANADA) LTD $1,953.00
PARIS, MONIKA $85.00
PARK, RUSTY $500.00
PARKER, JEANNE $198.00
PARSONS, SHILO $150.00
PARTNERS CREATIVE INC $608.66
PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES MEDICAL LABS $282.55
PATHWAYS HEALTHCARE $9,578.45
PATRIOT CONCRETE PUMPING LLC $993.25
PAULSON, JOAN $48.00
PAVECO, LLC $192,359.49
PAVEMENT MARKING $5,100.00
PAYNEWEST INSURANCE INC $2,164.98
PEEWEES PORTA-POTTIES $2,610.00
PELLA BUILDING SYSTEM INC $305.40
PENCO POWER PRODUCTS $147.60
PENNER ARLINE J $100.00
PENWORTHY COMPANY, THE $1,214.74
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY $310.00
PETEK, DEBRA J $34.60
PETER, BONNIE JEAN $95.20
PETERSON, RICHARD & BELINDA $161.46
PETHEALTH SERVICES INC $1,943.80
PETTY CASH - HEALTH $47.81
PETTY CASH - LIBRARY $42.35
PETTY CASH - REFUSE DISPOSAL DIST. $27.96
PETTYJOHN'S THE WATER STORE INC $133.00
PFIZER INC $2,512.28
PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES $250.00
PHILLIPS, DIANE M $90.40
PHOTO VIDEO PLUS $143.90
PIERCE MFG. COMPANY INC $90.20
PIERCE, LAURA $30.00
PINNACLE INVESTIGATION CORP $2,026.50
PIPER, LIZZ $600.00
PITNEY BOWES INC $107.70
PLAINSMAN PRINTING & SUPPLY $938.76
PLANT LAND INC $163.92
PLATT ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC $333.34
PLAYSCAPES $1,692.00
PLEASANTS, CALEB $115.00
PNC MORTGAGE $4.00
PONTI, ANDREAS $28.96
PRCA $32,850.00
PRCA PROPERTIES INC $1,375.44
PREMIER VEHICLE INSTALLATION INC $2,435.83
PRENDERGAST, JENNIFER K $42.51
PREVENT CHILD ABUSE ARIZONA $600.00
PRICE, SHERYL WHITE $500.00
PRICHARD, KENNETH C $25.56
PRIER, LOGAN $60.00
PROCUNIER, GREGORY $49.43
PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL WAREHOUSE INC $377.18
PROFORCE MARKETING INC $658.03
PROTECH DETAILING $720.00
PUGH, BEULAH $500.00
R&R INDUSTRIES INC $276.94
R&S NORTHEAST, LLC $3,047.36
RAINBOW INTERNATIONAL $390.72
RAMLOW & RUDBACH $20.00
RANDOLPH, MARIE E $31.21
RANDOM HOUSE INC $10.00
RANGER STORAGE $7,950.00
RAVALLI COUNTY WEED DISTRICT $50.00
RAY OF HOPE $100.00
RDJ SPECIALTIES INC $1,039.17
READY FREDDY INC $3,015.00
RECORDED BOOKS LLC $244.20
RED EAGLE AVIATION, INC $92.56
REDDIG EQUIPMENT & REPAIR INC $300.00
REDHEAD EXPRESS TOURS LLC $2,550.00
REDINGER, DEBRA L $17.65
REGALIA MANUFACTURING CO $5,154.80
REID, NANCY $46.60
REIKOFSKI, BARBARA K $32.34
REINEMER, JONATHAN PETER $17.65
REISINGER, BECKY $15.96
REPA, EDWARD P $27.82
REPLAY SPORTS $1,207.00
RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL $1,085.67
RHOMAR INDUSTRIES, INC. $616.59
RICOCHET IDEAS $5,437.00
RICOH USA INC $2,018.59
RIDGELINE COMMUNICATIONS $1,083.71
RIEBE'S MACHINE WORKS INC $1,012.00
RIGGING FOR RESCUE, LLC $3,750.00
RINGQUIST SIGNS, INC $1,541.20
RIOS ASSOCIATES $599.00
RIVERSIDE GARAGE DOORS INC $890.00
RN & DB LLC $29,718.20
ROBERT PECCIA & ASSOCIATES INC $12,115.84
ROBINSON, BARBARA E $12.57
ROBISON, DAVID $41.95
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
ROCKHOUSE PRODUCTIONS LLC $24,500.00
ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL INC $600.00
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHILDBIRTH COMF $185.00
ROCKY MOUNTAIN IMAGES INC $1,549.80
ROCKY MOUNTAIN INFORMATION NETWORK $200.00
ROCKY MOUNTAIN MECHANICAL INC $14,620.00
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPER VAC INC $1,550.00
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TALENT SERVICES INC $8,425.00
RODDA PAINT CO $380.57
RON'S ALIGNMENT INC $610.00
ROSAUERS 1 $527.87
ROSE COMMUNICATION $300.00
ROSE, ERIN $151.25
ROSS, JULES $3,500.00
ROST, BERNICE $100.00
ROUTEMATCH SOFTWARE INC $6,791.42
ROWAN, MELODIE $60.00
ROYBAL'S ABBEY CARPET $2,137.27
RPM SALES INC $1,197.47
RUBY, ALAN $8.48
RUNNIN' BEHIND INC D/S/O CHRIS YOUNG $0.00
RUSH, MARK $20.00
RUSSELL, JOSEPH W $83.00
RUSSELL, NATHAN $14.69
RUSSO CME $300.00
S&K GLOBAL SOLUTIONS $741.00
SAFARILAND LLC $123.47
SAFELITE AUTOGLASS $306.90
SAFETY VISION $2,606.04
SAGE ACCOUNTING LLC $213.75
SAM'S HOSPITALITY & CATERING CONSULTING $280.00
SANCHEZ, RICHARD $2,074.30
SANOFI PASTEUR, INC $40,722.45
SARVIS BERRY WAPITI INVESTMENTS LLC $5,718.66
SCHAEFER PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES $8,100.00
SCHELLINGER CONSTRUCTION CO, INC $1,880.00
SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATION $1,079.00
SCHLEPP, LISA $42.00
SCHNALL, STEPHEN B $34.60
SCHROEDER, CURTIS R $77.65
SCHULZE, ELMER JAMESDEVERA $13.70
SECRETARY OF STATE 2 $25.00
SECURUS TECHNOLOGIES INC $3,810.00
SELBYS $1,006.86
SENTINEL OFFENDER SERVICES LLC $194.50
SEXAUER $539.96
SHADOW ENTERPRISES $17,575.00
SHAWBACK, LOGAN 1 $115.00
SHERWIN WILLIAMS $9,724.64
SHOWELL, JEFFREY $7,769.65
SHUR CLEAN PORTABLE TOILETS INC $75.00
SILLERS, CYNTHIA $70.00
SILVERTIP ENGRAVING $1,125.20
SINGLETON, SHERRY $95.00
SIX ROBBLEES' INC $605.74
SIZEMORE, FRANKLIN E $120.00
SKIRT PUBLISHING LLC $900.00
SKIWELL LLC $14.00
SKRAMOVSKY, TAMMY $6.00
SKYBERG, RICK $46.00
SLINKARD, GAIL $1,407.92
SLITERS ACE $902.58
SLOBOJAN, DIANE M $53.16
SMILE MAKERS $64.28
SMITH MEDICAL PARTNERS LLC $20,295.85
SMITH, ANTHONY LARRY $23.30
SMITH, LAURIE ANN $50.56
SMITH, LUCY E $16.52
SMITH, TRAVIS E $115.00
SMITHS CUSTOMER SERVICE $79.98
SNAPPY SPORT SENTER $138.92
SNOW CREST CHEMICALS LLC $2,049.00
SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMT $180.00
SOLID WASTE SYSTEMS INC $1,777.59
SOUTH KALISPELL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT $1,800.00
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
SPECIAL EFFECTS $3,817.00
SPECIAL FRIENDS ADVOCACY PROGRAM $1,324.23
SPECTRACOM $5,450.00
SPILLMAN, JACK $345.25
SPIRIT DOCUMENT SERVICES $120.00
SPOKANE HOUSE OF HOSE, INC $571.85
SPORTSMAN & SKI HAUS $1,767.94
SPRAYING SYSTEMS CO $82.50
ST MARIE GRAPHICS $2,061.64
STANARD & ASSOCIATES, INC $737.50
STANFORD POLICE & EMERGENCY SUPPLY $15,300.74
STANLEY SECURITY SOLUTIONS $84.21
STAPLES $790.03
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN $1,603.59
STATE LAW LIBRARY OF MONTANA $5,650.00
STATE OF MONTANA $44.00
STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER $141.00
STEEL MOUNTAIN ROCK PRODUCTS $1,326.00
STEENSON, JAMES P $17.65
STEFANATZ, JOHN $12.60
STEPHAN, NICHOLE $52.00
STERICYCLE INC $1,007.83
STRAIGHT BLAST GYM OF MONTANA $100.00
STROISCH, STANLEY R $485.17
SUBWAY REAL ESTATE LLC $21.00
SULLIVAN, DEBRA K $18.27
SUNDH, KAY R $17.65
SUPER 1 FOODS $219.67
SUPER 1 FOODS 1 $700.85
SUTTON, KOLBIE $60.00
SWANA $195.00
SWISS CHALET EXCAVATING $2,250.00
SWT ENGINEERING, INC $58,803.17
SYKES PHARMACY INC $632.22
SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF MONTANA INC $11,336.53
T-BEND CONSTRUCTION INC. $1,239.70
TACOMA-PIERCE COUNTY CHAPLAINCY $1,000.00
TARTAGLINO, EUGENIA $40.00
TAYLOR, KAREN A $15.39
TBS CUSTOM PAINTING INC $3,784.00
TENBERGE, JEFF $23.30
TERRACON CONSULTANTS INC $5,983.50
TESSCO INCORPORATED $12,091.81
TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS USA INC $2,008.80
THERACOM, INC $1,252.52
THERMO KING NORTHWEST INC $3,381.15
THIRD SIGNAL, LLC $15,214.13
THOMAS PRINTING INC $2,275.00
THOMAS, DEAN & HOSKINS INC $8.00
THOMAS, WAYNE $250.00
THOMSON WEST $314.04
THREE RIVERS BANK $25,887.62
THREE RIVERS EMS $4,400.00
TICE, JOHN LOWE $18.78
TIMBERLAKE LANDWORKS INC $100.00
TINDALE, RUSSELL $500.00
TIRE RAMA SOUTH $4,763.43
TIRE-RAMA WEST $57,364.64
TITAN MACHINERY $980.30
TITLE FINANCIAL SPECIALTY SERVICES $14.00
TLO LLC $34.25
TNT TRUCK PARTS $155.00
TOELCKE, ROSS J $32.34
TONERPORT INCORPORATED $2,420.00
TOTAL SCREEN DESIGN & EMBROIDERY $842.70
TOW MASTER INC $360.00
TOWN PUMP KALISPELL #1 $7.00
TOWNE MAILER INC $1,941.59
TOWNE PRINTER, THE $199.25
TRACKER SOFTWARE CORP, INC $2,132.00
TRAVELODGE OF KALISPELL $5,725.31
TRI-STATE TRUCK & EQUIPMENT INC $216.97
TRIMBLE NAVIGATION LTD $6,812.94
TRIPLE R SCOREBOARDS $3,300.00
TRIPLE W EQUIPMENT INC $15,915.82
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
TRIPP, WILLIAM $500.00
TRIPPET'S PRINTING $42.00
TRUENORTH STEEL $21,805.70
TRUSTEE SERVICES, INC $14.00
TUMAN, ROBERT KENT $41.00
TW ENTERPRISES INC $525.63
TX RX SYSTEMS $1,750.28
TYLER TECHNOLOGIES INC $48,958.46
ULTRAMAX AMMUNITION $5,583.00
UNIQUE MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC $1,423.05
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE INC $40.36
UNITED WAY OF FLATHEAD COUNTY $119.82
UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC SERVICE INC $600.36
UPS STORE, THE $202.73
VACHON, JULIE $50.00
VACURA, HELEN $500.00
VALLEY FORD $3,973.22
VALLEY GLASS INC $4,751.77
VALLEY LINEN $367.52
VALVOLINE EXPRESS CARE $89.98
VANDERARK, DEREK $65.00
VEOLIA ES TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC $20,055.15
VERIZON WIRELESS 4 $21,021.82
VINSON, GARY $50.00
VISA $840.82
VOLTSTAR PRODUCTIONS INC $10,651.00
VOLUNTEER SQUARED $790.00
VONDAL, DAYLE R $12.00
W M SMITH & ASSOCIATES INC $210.08
W R DRINKWALTER & SONS TRUCKING INC $3,881.96
WAGGENER, SUE $30.00
WALGREENS $113.08
WALKER, TAMMY $47.50
WALLACE WILDLIFE SERVICES, LLC $550.00
WALLACE, AUDREY $500.00
WALLACE, BRIANA $40.00
WALTERS, VICTORIA $204.60
WARD, ZAKARY ROBERT $28.95
WARNE CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT CO $8,400.74
WATTERS, LINDA $109.20
WEATHERS, THOMAS C & LEANN $46,621.24
WEBER, ZACHARY JAY $10,250.00
WELCH, CARY $50.00
WELLCO FIRST AID & SAFETY $79.90
WELLS FARGO BANK IDAHO $21.00
WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE $230.77
WELTMAN, WEINBERG & REIS CO LPA $33.83
WERMLING, MATTHEW J $23.30
WERNER, BARBARA $34.60
WEST PAYMENT CENTER $329.12
WESTAFF $3,742.20
WESTCOAST PAPER $5,257.51
WESTERN BUILDING CENTER 2 $41.40
WESTERN BUILDING CENTER 3 $4,265.31
WESTERN DETENTION PRODUCTS INC $932.26
WESTERN ELECTRONICS, INC $4,054.77
WESTERN EMULSIONS INC $18,589.00
WESTERN MT MENTAL HEALTH CENTER $92,683.00
WESTERN MT STATE VETERANS CEMETERY $100.00
WESTERN NEON INC $1,315.96
WESTERN OUTDOOR $894.95
WESTERN STATES EQUIPMENT COMPANY $66,490.53
WHEATON'S $250.00
WHISPER BLUE LLC $4,057.65
WHITEFISH AUTO PARTS INC $5,853.40
WHITEFISH CREDIT UNION $10,553.73
WHITEFISH GOLDEN AGERS INC $2,685.13
WHITEFISH POLICE DEPT $4,405.08
WHITING, MATTHEW PHD $1,025.50
WHITMAN, GARY E $31.78
WIGGINS, CHRIS $35.00
WILDER, DR WALLACE S $100.00
WILLIAMS INLAND DISTRIBUTORS $120.00
WILLIAMS, LUCILLE J $32.34
WILLIAMS, RHONDA $1,750.45
SEPTEMBER, 2013 (Continued)
WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY $500.00
WILSON, PATRICK $150.00
WILSON, SHEILA $60.00
WINGATE INN 1 $89.81
WISCONSIN DEPT OF TRANS REG FEE TRUST $12.00
WISHER'S AUTO RECYCLING $1,310.50
WMW ENGINEERING PC $5,790.00
WORD BY WORD $1,950.00
WRIGHT EXPRESS $3,346.65
XEROX CORPORATION 1 $1,543.59
XEROX CORPORATION 2 $29.94
XL DENT $120.00
YAHOO! CUSTODIAN OF RECORDS $126.60
YATCHAK, JANET A $16.95
YELLOW BAY COMMUNITY CLUB INC $50.00
YOGODIZINSKI, KYLE $550.00
YOUNGQUIST, RENATA LYN $95.20
Z&Z SEAL COATING INC $149,661.73
ZEE MEDICAL, INC $23.45
ZELLNER, SUSAN $240.00
ZEP SALES & SERVICE $498.72
ZERR, JEFFREY J $500.00
ZINK, AMY J $40.25
ZIPLOCAL LP $300.00
ZOETIS INC $4,081.84
ZORN, PENNY $60.00
$10,587,070.26
Claims for the month of September, 2013 approved this 7th day of October, 2013.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Flathead County, Montana
By/s/Pamela J. Holmquist
Pamela J. Holmquist, Chairman
By/s/Paula Robinson
Paula Robinson, Clerk
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Board of County Commissioners of Flathead County did this 7th
day of October, 2013, approve
payroll and claims for payment in the amount of $13,129,152.03 for the period beginning September
1, 2013, and ending on September 30, 2013.
The full and complete claim list is available for public view in the Office of the Clerk & Recorder,
Flathead County Courthouse, Kalispell, Montana. Individual requests for personal copies will be
accepted by the Clerk and Recorder.
Dated this 7th
day of October, 2013.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Flathead County, Montana
By/s/Pamela J. Holmquist
Pamela J. Holmquist, Chairman
By/s/Paula Robinson
Paula Robinson, Clerk
Publish October 15, 2013.
SEPTEMBER, 2013
(Continued)
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Board of County Commissioners’ proceedings for Flathead County for the period of September
1, 2013, and ending September 30, 2013, are now available for public review in the Office of the
Clerk and Recorder, Flathead County Courthouse, Kalispell, Montana.
Individual requests for personal copies will be accepted by the Flathead County Clerk and
Recorder, Flathead County, Courthouse, Kalispell, Montana.
Dated this 7th
day of October, 2013.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Flathead County, Montana
By /s/Pamela J. Holmquist
Pamela J. Holmquist, Chairman
By /s/Paula Robinson
Paula Robinson, Clerk
Publish October 15, 2013.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2013
Audiofile
The Board of County Commissioners met in continued session at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Chairman Holmquist, Commissioner Scott and Krueger, and Clerk Robinson were present. Chairman Holmquist led the Pledge of Allegiance. Chairman Holmquist opened public comment on matters within the Commissions' Jurisdiction. 8:45:05 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Charlotte French, Lloyd Brynie, Faith Brynie, Paul Mutascio, Gary Ridderhoff, Clerk Kile Paul Mutascio, 320 Swan Meadow Drive reviewed concerns with the commission regarding Solid Wastes long-term plan and their approach in how Flathead County will collect and dispose trash. The following letters were presented that summarized concerns he spoke about. Dear County Commissioners,
As you know, the Flathead Solid Waste Board is planning on closing all Green Box trash collection sites throughout the County. I am writing this letter on behalf of the many concerned citizens of Flathead County. We strongly believe that the plan the Solid Waste Board is now following is not well thought out, nor has it been thoroughly studied. Consequently, solid waste collection plans as now being implemented will negatively impact all County residents. The Solid Waste Board is the decision maker regarding solid waste matters. However, County Commissioners are responsible for establishing County policies under which the Solid Waste Board takes action. We ask that you request the Board to delay anymore closures until this important issue can be reevaluated, and give you an opportunity to develop or update policies regarding residential solid waste collection. This is a critical issue. Once the sites are closed, residents will either have to start paying for curbside pickup or drive to the Solid Waste landfill (just south of Whitefish) to dispose of their trash and recyclable materials. This situation represents a significant reduction in current County services and would result in significant cost increases to county residents, in addition to the landfill levy a homeowner now pays. For example, private trash collection companies, with very few exceptions, do not drive onto private property, but only to the edge of public roads (curbs), regardless of how far a home is away from the curb. These private companies currently charge $280.20 per year for curbside pickup. For anyone living in a rural area and needing an animal/bear proof container that’s another $80.00 per year. If the truck operators are willing to drive onto your property, they will charge an additional $200.00 per year to do so. All told, County residents will pay an additional $280.20 to $560.20 per year to dispose of their trash via curbside pickup. For those of us who can’t afford or qualify for curbside service, our only other choice is to pay for the drive to and from the landfill site near Whitefish. Depending on where we live in the county, this could amount to several hundred miles a year. Neither of these scenarios was given serious study. However, we consider both of the alternatives to be a significant and hidden “tax”, along with a drastic decrease in current services offered by the County. The plan to close the sites is based on a 2009 Strategic Study commissioned by the Board. I and many other concerned residents attended the Board’s last meeting. We voiced our opinion that the study is flawed and too narrow in its scope. This study only looks at ways to reduce the County’s direct solid waste operating costs. There is an urban land use bias within it that tends to ignore our more rural setting. Further, the study gives no consideration to the impact these closures would have on the broader financial, economic and environmental issues on the Flathead community, as well as public safety, recycling needs and other critical matters. We can find no compelling financial reason to take such a narrow focus. As shown in the Board’s latest year-end financial report, they had nearly $4.5 million in operational cash reserves, plus another $13 million in trust fund accounts.
Please note that the closure of the Bigfork Green Box site is on the Solid Waste Board’s January 22, 2013 agenda. In response to our concerns raised at the last meeting, the Board will be entertaining two action items. First is our request for a three-year moratorium on any further closures of Green Box Sites Countywide. During this time we ask that the Board, their staff and consultants undertake and complete a much more comprehensive study of the way the County should collect trash; current and alternative approaches should be evaluated. And, for each alternative, they need to take into consideration the financial and economic pressures that would be placed on our citizens, plus the impact on public safety, recycling efforts and the environment. Based on this thorough review, the Commissioners would be able develop or update Flathead County’s solid waste collection policies. The second action item will deal directly with the pending Bigfork Green Box site closure. We are asking that this site remain open until a more thorough and balanced study can be prepared and its results publically evaluated. We also feel that the site can be improved in the interim, if there is a willingness on the Board’s part, to bring it up to their “standards” for a Green Box Site. This is not just a Bigfork issue but one that impacts the entire County. I thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
Paul Mutascio Bigfork, Montana
September 26, 2013 Flathead County Commissioners Kalispell, MT Via Email Dear County Commissioners, The Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork (CFBB) members would like to recommend completion of the Bigfork Stormwater Project by implementing the RSID process. We feel that it is important to complete the last two phases and fund maintenance costs. CFBB was very involved with the beginning of the Stormwater Project, especially regarding the coordination with the contractors during construction and acting as a liaison with the business community. Also, we have had a positive relationship with the Stormwater committee, (one of our standing committees) and promoted communication on the community level. We were very pleased with the effectiveness of the installation on Grand Drive, along with the second phase on Electric Avenue and River Street. Control of local flooding and clean water is essential to the health of the Bigfork economy and water quality of the Flathead Lake. The first two phases have made a significant difference in flood control and reducing the pollution flowing into the Lake. In a survey that was taken, 58% of the areas businesses supported the project and 47% supported the RSID assessment without knowing the cost. We would encourage the Flathead County Commissioners to give the Bigfork community the opportunity to support or not support this project via the RSID process. Thank you very much for your consideration.
Sincerely,
The Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork Board of Directors
September 26, 2013 Flathead County Commissioners Kalispell, Montana Dear County Commissioners, I am writing this letter on behalf of many concerned citizens of Flathead County. As you know, the Flathead Solid Waste Board is planning on closing several, if not all, Green Box trash collection sites throughout the County as called for in their “Strategic Plan”. This Plan was prepared by a private consultant and adopted by the Solid Waste Board. We strongly believe that the Consultant’s Plan is flawed, and does not bring value to the board or you in making the important decisions you face. It is far too narrow in its scope, and the critical issues underlying their conclusion on collections were not thoroughly studied and evaluated. Consequently, solid waste collection plans as now contemplated most likely will have negative impacts on nearly all County residents. In spite of efforts by some to focus on it as just being a Bigfork issue, rest assured that it is not. This issue impacts all of the southern and middle parts of the County. They are planning to close the Bigfork site, then Lakeside and then Creston, all by 2014. In my earlier letter to you in January of this year, copy attached, we asked that the Solid Waste Board delay anymore closures until this important issue can be evaluated properly. You, as Commissioners, will then have the opportunity to develop or update policies regarding residential solid waste collection. The Boards current approach would result in a hidden tax on many county taxpayers by an unelected body with no accountability to the public. So we again ask for a three-year moratorium on any further closures of Green Box Sites Countywide. During this time we ask that you direct the Board, their staff and consultants to undertake and complete a much more comprehensive and accurate study of the way the County should collect trash; current and alternative approaches should be evaluated, and especially take into consideration the financial and economic pressures that would be placed on our citizens, the impact on public safety, recycling efforts and the environment. Based on this more thorough review, you, as Commissioners, would be able to develop or update Flathead County’s solid waste collection policies that will guide the Solid Waste Board in their decision making.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2013
(Continued)
Before the Commissioners, the Director of Solid Waste stated to you in your public meeting that the “Plan” is an evolving document and several parts are no longer being followed or relevant. Therefore, I can only assume that they are aware of the “Plans” flaws and are making ad hoc decisions. Before they force County residents further down this unknown road, we ask the Commissioners to direct the Solid Waste Board to undertake a more thorough and honest look at to how best to serve County residents. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Paul Mutascio
Lloyd Brynie, 556 West Village Drive in Bigfork read the following letter.
Paul Mutascio further spoke about consolidation and curbside services. No one else rising to speak, Chairman Holmquist closed the public comment period.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2013
(Continued)
QUARTERLY MEETING W/ MARCIA SHEFFELS, SUPT. OF SCHOOLS 9:00:00 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Superintendent of Schools Marcia Sheffels, Clerk Kile Sheffels reviewed the following quarterly report with the commission.
Routine business for July, August, September: Held Flathead County Transportation Committee annual meeting to approve bus routes and new individual transportation contracts
for the 2013-2014 school year (MCA §20-3-206, §20-10-131) The county and the state share equally in paying for on-schedule
transportation—127 bus routes approx. $1,558,066.
Received Individual Transportation Contracts from all school districts, processed, filed, submitted electronically to OPI
Discussed 2012 legislative audit of student transportation program in Montana with districts.
Began annual budgeting process assistance to all schools—provided information to schools for Trustees’ Financial Statements; received taxable values from DOR, checked and forwarded to all schools; received trustees’ report of annual financial activit ies of each fund; received annual fiscal reports for joint school districts and forwarded to Lake County; computed revenue available to finance the transportation budget, final budgets reviewed; reported levy requirements to Commissioners; submitted school budgets to Commissioners; published “Financial Report of the School Districts in Flathead County, Montana for the Year ending June 30, 2013 (Sept. 15- Daily Inter Lake)
Assisted seven districts to correct unintentional errors in their budgets
Reviewed County Treasurer forms of county-wide school funds, made adjustments as necessary and submitted to Office of Public Instruction
Received all school calendars for 2013-2014, reviewed for required aggregate hours
Attended school board meetings; appointed a trustee for Olney-Bissell (MCA §20-3-309)
Assisted districts with E-grant applications for federal funds
Addressed home schooling, Common Core, and school closures at principals’ and superintendents’ meetings (home school enrollment
is 773 students in comparison to 634 end of last year) (Common Core- be familiar), (school closures - late starts-?)
Prepared and sent out information to homeschool families regarding annual notification
Updated county-wide substitute list for schools
Conducted background checks
Worked on audit findings regarding fingerprinting and dissemination of results
Certified and filed renewed and new-teacher and administrative licenses, “caught” OPI “slip”
Checked to see that all buses met first semester bus inspections and all driver certificates were current and on file in this office and approval sent to Office of Public Instruction
Continued conflict resolution work on issues in school communities as a new school year begins—school placement and parenting plans, transferring student records, lapsed teacher licenses, bond/levy requests, home school affecting drop-out rates for public schools, bus stops, busing outside a school district’s service area .
About our schools: Flathead County has 4 high school districts: Bigfork (Class B); Columbia Falls High School (Class A); Flathead High School with two facilities (Class AA); Whitefish High School (Class A).
Flathead County has 19 independent elementary districts that “feed” into these high school districts. into BFHS into CFHS into Flathead or Glacier into WHS Bigfork Elem. Columbia Falls Elem. Kalispell Schools Whitefish Elem.
Swan River Elem. West Glacier Elem. Cayuse Prairie Elem. * Olney-Bissell **(Lake County) Creston Elem.
Deer Park Elem. Fair-Mont-Egan Elem. Kila Elem. Marion Elem. Pleasant Valley Elem. Smith Valley Elem. *Somers/Lakeside Elem. Evergreen Elem. Helena Flats Elem. West Valley Elem.
PUBLIC HEARING: WITHDRAW FROM CRESTON FIRE DISTRICT & ANNEX INTO BIGFORK FIRE DISTRICT/ MCCAFFERY WOODS SUBDIVISION 9:15:00 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Clerk Kile Chairman Holmquist read into the record the public hearing for McCaffery Woods Subdivision to withdraw from Creston Fire and annex into Bigfork Fire District will be re-noticed, due to publication of an incomplete legal. COS REVIEW: JOHNSTON 9:18:48 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Planner Eric Mack, Planner Alex Hogle, Robert Brown, Clerk Kile Hogle reviewed history of the subject property which was determined to be a pattern of development by the Plat Room. After lengthy discussion, it was decided to table review of the COS and set a meeting at a later date pending further review. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to table review of the COS until a later date. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion. Aye - Holmquist, Scott and Krueger. Motion carried unanimously. NOTE: On October 3, 2013, a memo was received from the Plat Room stating. This is to inform you that the notice of a possible evasion of the Johnston family transfer was in error. When this office counted the exemptions, one split was counted twice; this has been corrected and approved by this office.
MONTHLY MEETING W/ DAVE PRUNTY, SOLID WASTE DISTRICT 9:38:13 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Public Works Director Dave Prunty, Solid Waste Operations Manager Jim Chilton, Paul Mutascio, Dr. Wayne Miller, Charlotte French, Lloyd Brynie, Faith Brynie, Gary Ridderhoff, Kim Schwegel, Kera Schwegel, Clerk Kile Prunty met with the commission and reported the Solid Waste Board took action rejecting the response received from Evergreen Valley Recycling to close out the RFP since they are most likely headed in a different direction. In other business, he reported on the Bigfork container site potential relocation, and noted the landowner would be interested in leasing the site for $8,000 a year, but is not willing to sell. He reviewed the Solid Waste Boards discussion pertaining to what it would take to build the new site in Bigfork, and the board decided since it is the commissioners who control if a piece of property is purchased or leased they would need direction from them before moving forward with any preliminary work at the site. Commissioner Scott stated he personally is not at all encouraged to pay $8,000 a year for a 20-year lease and spend money to improve the site. He further spoke about the grade of the road. Commissioner Krueger noted the Bigfork group looking at options for the Bigfork container site still has time to look at other site possibilities. He stated if we can convey to the Bigfork community that we are trying to do what is best for Bigfork, and not put a lot of money into a site that might be very difficult to do; they have talked about sharing some of the expense in the site through an assessment/ matching dollars. What is best for them will be to find a site that can be done economically. Prunty pointed out flat sites are certainly preferred by them for their trucks. He said they would pave the road going into the site, which is standard. General discussion was held relative to the strategic plan that calls for consolidation of sites and looking at the plan in detail. Commissioner Krueger said I don’t believe we need to completely redo the strategic plan, yet it needs to be looked at. Chairman Holmquist pointed out she would not be in favor of putting money into a leased site. Prunty further spoke about recycling changes to be implemented to reduce current costs. He noted the Solid Waste Board is recommending a decrease in the number of sites down to where they feel they will ultimately end up when they get to the new program. Chilton reported the corridor container site at Essex is substantially complete now. Prunty reviewed proposed hours of operation at the Essex container site during winter months that will be reduced. General discussion was held relative to commercial use of green box sites. Prunty summarized the volume report prepared by SWT Engineering. CONSIDERATION OF PRELIMINARY PLAT EXTENSION REQUEST: MCGREGOR LAKES RV PARK 10:16:12 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Planner Alex Hogle, Clerk Kile Hogle reported McGregor Lakes RV Park received preliminary plat approval on October 11, 2011, and is due to expire October 11, 2014. The request from the owner is for a two-year extension that would extend preliminary plat approval out to October 11, 2016. Commissioner Scott made a motion to approve the preliminary plat extension agreement for McGregor Lakes RV Park to October 11, 2016. Commissioner Krueger seconded the motion. Aye - Holmquist, Scott and Krueger. Motion carried unanimously. DOCUMENT FOR SIGNATURE: NORTHWEST HEALTHCARE SERVICE AGREEMENT/ EAGLE TRANSIT 10:17:53 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Clerk Kile Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the document for signature/ Northwest Healthcare service agreement. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion. Aye - Holmquist, Scott and Krueger. Motion carried unanimously. AUTHORIZATION TO PUBLISH RFP: JAIL SECURITY ELECTRONIC UPGRADE/ SHERIFF’S OFFICE 10:18:48 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Sheriff Office Commander William Smith, Clerk Kile Commissioner Krueger made a motion to authorize publication of an RFP – jail security electronic upgrade/ Sheriff’s Office. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion. Aye - Holmquist, Scott and Krueger. Motion carried unanimously.
The Flathead County Sheriff’s Office is requesting statement of qualification proposals from vendors interested in providing correctional facility security electronics services to Flathead County pursuant to the requirements of Section 18-8-201 et seq., M.C.A. Services needed include upgrading existing security controls to an integrated touch screen control system, digital intercom, CCTV and video recording systems. The project will also include remodeling the current workstation(s) to accommodate newly installed systems and address staff efficiency with the new system. Services associated with this upgrade will ideally begin in January of 2014. Copies of the detailed RFP, including a description of services to be provided by respondents, the minimum content of responses and the factors used to evaluate the responses can be obtained by contacting Detention Commander William Smith or Chief Detention Officer David Cooper, Flathead County Sheriff's Office, 920 S. Main Street Suite 100, Kalispell, MT 59901-(406) 758-5617/[email protected]/[email protected] or on the Flathead County webpage at: http://flathead.mt.gov/sheriff/jailsecurityupgrade.php. All proposals must be submitted to the Commander Bill Smith, Flathead County Sheriff’s Office by 9:00 a.m. on October 30, 2013.
Flathead County is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Dated October 1, 2013.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Flathead County, Montana ATTEST: By/s/Pamela J. Holmquist
Paula Robinson, Clerk Pamela J. Holmquist, Chairman By/s/Diana Kile Diana Kile, Deputy Publish on October 5 and October 12, 2013.
DOCUMENT FOR SIGNATURE: MDOT CONTRACT #107254 BUMT FLATHEAD COUNTY/ HEALTH DEPT. 10:19:18 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Clerk Kile Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve for signature MDOT Contract #107254. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion. Aye - Holmquist, Scott and Krueger. Motion carried unanimously. ACCEPTANCE OF QUOTE AND DOCUMENT FOR SIGNATURE: CIP BACKUP STORAGE AREA NETWORK/ I.T. 10:20:38 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, I. T. Technical Operations Supervisor Jae Carnsew, Clerk Kile Commissioner Krueger made a motion to accept the quote and approve the document for signature. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion. Aye - Holmquist, Scott and Krueger. Motion carried unanimously. MEETING W/ MIKE FELT & PERRY MCCAHILL RE: MONTANA 35 & COVERDELL ROAD INTERSECTION SPEED LIMIT 10:23:27 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Calvin L. Scott, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Mike Felt, Perry McCahill, Clerk Kile Mike Felt, 317 Eagle Bend Drive summarized the following letter presented to the commission.
Perry McCahill then reviewed traffic concerns at the church off Coverdell Road. He explained church attendance bulges to around 1,000 attendees during summer months, and during winter months shrinks down to less than half after that. He noted he met with the highway department to look at the issue, and was advised the only way something could happen is if the commission requests the state look at traffic counts.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2013
(Continued)
MEETING W/ FLATHEAD HIGH SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS CLASS RE: RECYCLING 10:31:53 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Public Works Director Dave Prunty, Solid Waste Operations Manager Jim Chilton, Environmental & Societies Teacher Lori Ortley, Sarah Carbaial, Samantha Wacker, Eli Frandsen, Mattie Mazur, Katie Weed, Heather Bodenhammer, Becca Marshall, Kelly Hendrix, Jera Schwegel, Kim Schwegel, Clerk Kile Absent: Commissioner Calvin L. Scott The Environmental & Societies Class from Flathead High School summarized the following power point presentation with the commission regarding the value of recycling, and why they believe the program should be kept active in the valley.
MEETING W/ B. J. GRIEVE, PLANNING & ZONING OFFICE RE: CONSIDERATION OF CAPITAL OUTLAY CHANGES 10:45:43 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Finance Director Sandy Carlson, Planning & Zoning Director B. J. Grieve, GIS Manager Mindy Cochran, Clerk Kile Absent: Commissioner Calvin L. Scott Grieve reviewed the need to replace a vehicle in the Planning and Zoning Office that was originally in their 2015 CIP. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the capital outlay change for the Planning & Zoning Office. Chairman Holmquist seconded the motion. Aye – Holmquist and Krueger. Motion carried by quorum. Grieve further reviewed an additional capital outlay change pertaining to aerial imagery, and explained many other agencies in Flathead County use the imagery and are willing to contribute funds to the $35,880 project. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the addition of aerial imagery to the CIP for the Planning & Zoning Office, and authorized Director Grieve to sign the contract. Chairman Holmquist seconded the motion. Aye – Holmquist and Krueger. Motion carried by quorum.
CONSIDERATION OF H.R. TRANSMITTALS: JOB DESCRIPTIONS/ RN CLINIC NURSE, RN MEDICAID CASE MANAGER, COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM COORDINATOR 10:56:40 AM Present: Chairman Pamela J. Holmquist, Commissioner Gary D. Krueger, Assistant Mike Pence, Health Dept. Director Joe Russell, Clerk Kile Absent: Commissioner Calvin L. Scott Russell noted the request is for changes to various job descriptions due to the bargaining agreement. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the revised job description for a RN Clinic Nurse. Chairman Holmquist seconded the motion. Aye – Holmquist and Krueger. Motion carried by quorum. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the revised job description for a RN Medicaid Case Manager. Chairman Holmquist seconded the motion. Aye – Holmquist and Krueger. Motion carried by quorum. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the revised job description for a Community Health Services Nurse. Chairman Holmquist seconded the motion. Aye – Holmquist and Krueger. Motion carried by quorum. Commissioner Krueger made a motion to approve the revised job description for a Community Health Services Program Coordinator. Chairman Holmquist seconded the motion. Aye – Holmquist and Krueger. Motion carried by quorum. At 5:00 o'clock P.M., the Board continued the session until 8:00 o'clock A.M. on October 2, 2013.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2013
The Board of County Commissioners met in continued session at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Chairman Holmquist, Commissioner Scott and Krueger, and Clerk Robinson were present.
11:00 a.m. County Attorney meeting @ Co. Atty’s Office At 5:00 o'clock P.M., the Board continued the session until 8:00 o'clock A.M. on October 3, 2013.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2013
The Board of County Commissioners met in continued session at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Chairman Holmquist, Commissioner Scott and Krueger, and Clerk Robinson were present.
8:30 a.m. Commissioner Kruger: TAB meeting @ Eagle Transit 5:00 p.m. Commissioner Holmquist: Flathead National Forest Plan Revision Open House
At 5:00 o'clock P.M., the Board continued the session until 8:00 o'clock A.M. on October 4, 2013.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2013
The Board of County Commissioners met in continued session at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Chairman Holmquist, Commissioner Scott and Krueger, and Clerk Robinson were present.
NO MEETINGS SCHEDULED At 5:00 o'clock P.M., the Board continued the session until 8:00 o'clock A.M. on October 7, 2013.
