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Board Minutes
Courthouse, Adams County, Tuesday December 6, 2016
A regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors was held with Chairman Eldon Orthmann was
presiding. Roll call members present: Michael Stromer— District 1, Mike Weeks- District 2, Lee Hogan- District 3,
Scott Thomsen — District 4, Dale Curtis- District 5, Chuck Neumann — District 6, Eldon Orthmann — District 7
Motion by Neumann, seconded by Stromer that this is an open public meeting of the Adams County Board of
Supervisors. Roll CaII; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Orthmann stated that minutes from the November 15, 2016 meeting have been circulated and will stand
approved unless there is a correction.
No corrections were suggested
Public notice of this meeting has been given by publication in the Hastings Tribune and by posting. An agenda
was available to the board members and was kept continuously current and posted in the County Clerk's office,
the main courthouse lobby and the Adams County website. The following is the agenda of items to be heard, no
modifications were made to the agenda after 9:30 a.m. the business day prior to this meeting.
Agenda for Meeting
of Adams County Board of Supervisors
County Board Room, Courthouse, 2nd Floor
* Date of Meeting, December 6, 2016 9:30 A.M.
Announce location of Agenda & Open Meetings Law postings
Reminder to turn off all cell phones
Pledge of Allegiance
Conflicts of Interest
Roll call:
Approve minutes:
Committee reports:
Receive Continents from the Public:
Note to Citizens: Any agenda item may be moved down at any time at the discretion of the
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
Glen Weins- present for possible approval candidates for the Adams County Exention Board
Lance Atwater
Sharon Maul
Aida Olivas
Dawn Miller — Present for possible approval Resolution 2016-12-06.01 for Advanced Railroad
Signing Program Agreement with NDOR
Review & possible award of Box Culvert bids for Proj C1-420 (Bladen) & C1 -43o
(Liberty)
Discussion and possible approval of signing the NDOR Certificates of Compliance for the 1 16A
Maintenance Agreement.
Melanie Curry — Request approval on a release of securities from Five Points Bank.
$300.000.00 Cusip 64044XBP5 and $135,000.00 Cusip 006078BB4
Ramona Thomas —review and request chairman's signature on a contract with Eagle Buildings
for cleaning services
Scott Thomsen — Discussion and possible approval of a modification to the Adams County
Handbook regarding catastrophic sick leave.
Chip Volcek — review and possibly approve participation in Partners Health Alliance.
Possible approval of chairman's signature on authorizations to release information
from MidAmerican Benefits and Magellan Rx Management to Wellness Partners
1:00 pm Workshop in ACOB
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Miscellaneous Business
. Claims
Miscellaneous Receipts
Officer Reports
• This agenda is subject to amending until 9:30 AM on the Monday preceding the Board
meeting.
Last updated on December 2, 2016 at 9:48 am..
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call or fax the County Attorney's office at Phone: 402-461-7240 or Fax: 402 461-7241. For hearing-impaired
individuals or individuals with other special needs call or fax the Cotuuy Clerk's Office at Phone: 402 461-7107, or
TTY: 402 461-7166 or Fax: 402-461-7185. When requesting an inteipreter or services for the hearing impaired.
please provide at least forty-eight (48) hours advance notice to allow tune for making the accommodations.
The Board reserves the right to go into executive session if such session is clearly necessary for the protection of the
public interest or for the prevention of needless injtuy to the reputation of an individual.
Board members attended the following committee meetings and/or community events and provided a brief
report:
Neumann- (date unavailable) attended a wellness meeting at Mary Lanning Hospital
December 1, 2016 — attended a Midland Area Agency on Aging Board meeting
December 6, 2016 — attended an Adams County Road and Bridges meeting
Curtis -
November 15, 2016 — attended the Adams County Fair Board election
November 16, 2016 — attended a Chamber Board meeting
November 16, 2016 — attended Drug Court and Drug Court graduation
November 29, 2016 — attended an Adams County insurance committee meeting
December 1, 2016 — attended an Adams County Extension Board meeting
Weeks- December 6, 2016 — attended an Adams County Road and Bridges meeting
Hogan- November 15, 2016 — attended the Adams County Fair Board election
(date unavailable) — attended an Adams County Roads meeting at the roads department with
representatives from Adams Central Schools.
December 6, 2016 — attended an Adams County Road and Bridges meeting
Stromer- December 1, 2016 — attended a Community Action Partnership meeting in Kearney
December 5, 2016 — attended an Adams County Planning and Zoning meeting
December 6, 2016 — attended an Adams County Building and Grounds Committee meeting
Thomsen- November 15, 2016 — met with Dan Rutt from Horizon Ministries. Thomsen passed on thanks
from Rutt for the contribution the county has made to Horizon
November 15, 2016 — attended an ASAAP Board meeting
November 16, 2016 — attended an Adams County Insurance Committee meeting
November 16, 2016 — attended Drug Court and Drug Court graduation
November 28, 2016 — received a call from the Adams County Visitor Center regarding a sprinkler
leak due to a frozen line.
November 29, 2016 — attended an Adams County Insurance Committee meeting
December 6, 2016 — attended an Adams County Building and Grounds Committee meeting
Orthmann- November 16, 2016 — attended Drug Court and Drug Court graduation
November 16, 2016 — attended an MNIS Board meeting in Kearney
November 21, 2016 — attended a Senior Action Board meeting — commented that seventy
people are receiving Meals on Wheels.
December 1, 2016 — attended a Midland Area Agency on Aging Board meeting
December 6, 2016 - attended an Adams County Building and Grounds Committee meeting
Chairman Orthmann opened the meeting to public comment.
Supervisor Weeks spoke during Public Comment to congratulate the Hastings College Volleyball and Soccer
teams on the recent national championships.
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Adams County Highway Superintendent, Dawn Miller, presented the board with Resolution 2016-12-06.01 for
the advanced railroad signing program agreement with the Nebraska Department of Roads.
Motion by Neumann seconded by Weeks to approve Resolution 2016-12-06.01 for the advanced railroad
signing program agreement with the Nebraska Department of Roads. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan,
Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
LPA PROGRAM AGREEMENT
High Risk Rural Road Advance Railroad Warning Signs Project
ADAMS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
STATE OF NEBRASKA, DEPARTMENT OF ROADS
PROJECT NO. HRRR-STWD(116)
STATE CONTROL NO, 00868
ADVANCED RAILROAD SIGNING
THIS AGREEMENT, is between Adams County, Nebraska, a local public agency
("LPA"), and the State of Nebraska, Department of Roads, ("State"), and collectively referred to
as the 'Parties'.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the State's High Risk Rural Road Implementation Team selected this
statewide or local safety project for funding with Federal -aid funds; this project is identified as
Project No. HRRR-STWD(116), and
WHEREAS, the project is for the purchase and, when set out herein, the installation of
advance railroad warning signs specified below, and
WHEREAS, LPA wishes to participate in the selected Federal -aid project, as evidenced
by the attached Resolution of the LPA, identified as Exhibit "A" and made a part of this
agreement, and
WHEREAS, Federal -aid funds will be used in this project; therefore, all Federal -aid fund
program requirements will apply, and
WHEREAS, this agreement sets out the duties and responsibilities of the 'Parties", and
WHEREAS, the Federal share payable on this project will be a maximum of 100 percent
of the eligible and participating costs; the LPA's share will be the remaining 0 percent of the
eligible and participating costs; and LPA will also be responsible for all other nonparticipating or
ineligible costs,
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of these facts, the parties hereto agree as follows;
SECTION 1, DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
This project is for the purchase of the following described advanced railroad warning
signs and posts: (number of sign packages):
Advance Railroad Warning Sign Packages —160 ea.
The advance railroad warning signs shall be installed at the locations identified on the
site listings, attached hereto as Exhibit "B' and hereby made a part of this agreement.
SECTION 2. LPA RESPONSIBILITIES
Project Number. HRRR-STVVD(116)
Control Number. 0868
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Agreement No. BM1644
A. Receipt and Installation Requirements
LPA shall ensure that all advance railroad warning signs:
1) have been received and are in good condition
2) conform to the requirements of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
(MUTCD) that is current at the time the advance railroad warning signs are
received by LPA
3) will be installed at the locations set out on Exhibit 'B' by Decernber 31, 2017
4) were installed in accordance with MUTCD
a. Service Providers
(This section is intentionally left blank).
C. Contract Letting
(This section is intentionally left blank)
D. Contractor Oversight
(This section is intentionally left blank.)
E. Certificate of Completion
LPA shall submit a Certificate of Completion within 45 days of project completion to the
State verifying that LPA has met the Receipt and Installation requirements of Section 2A.
F. Maintenance
Upon project completion, the LPA shall, at its own cost, protect and maintain the
advance railroad waming signs are in proper condition and in working order. In the event
the advance waming signs are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, LPA shall be
responsible for replacing or repairing of the signs at LPA's own cost.
G. Financial
The total project cost is currently estimated to be $20,028.40, the federal share is
estimated to be $20,028.40, and the LPA's share is estimated to be $0, but such costs
may increase or decrease due to variations between the estimated and actual Program
costs.
H. Documentation
The LPA shall maintain all correspondence, documents, accounting records and other
evidence pertaining to costs incurred and shall make such material available at its office
at all reasonable times during the contract period and for three (3),years from the date of
project dose out; such records shall be available for inspection by the State and the
FHWA or any authorized representatives of the Federal government, and copies thereof
shall be furnished by the LPA if requested.
Project Number HRRR-STWD(116)
Control Number 0868
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Agreement No. BM1644
1. Federal -aid Requirements
The LPA agrees to comply with Federal -aid project requirements applicable to
projects of this type including, but not limited to, 23 C.F.R., 49 C.F.R., and the
LPA Guidelines Manual for Federal -aid Projects, in order for this transportation
project to be eligible for Federal funding.
L Indemnity
The LPA agrees to hold harmless, indemnify, and defend the State and FHWA against
all liability, loss, damage, or expense, including reasonable attomey's fees and expert
fees, that the State and/or FHWA may suffer as a result of claims, demands, costs, or
judgments arising out of LPA's project and the terms of this agreement.
J. Federal -aid Requirements
The LPA agrees to comply with Federal -aid project requirements applicable to
projects of this type including, but not limited to, 23 C.F.R., 49 C.F.R., and the
LPA Guidelines Manual for Federal -aid Projects, in order for this transportation
project to be eligible for Federal funding.
SECTION 3. STATE RESPONSIBILITIES
The State, when necessary, shall be responsible for
1) Developing plans and technical requirements for the purchase, fabrication,
construction and installation of the advance railroad waming sign(s).
2) Ordering the advance railroad waming signs.
3) Providing for delivery of advance railroad warning signs to the location(s)
designated by the LPA.
4) Conducting a letting, when a letting is needed for this project.
5) Assisting LPA in resolving issues of funding eligibility.
6) Paying the eligible and participating costs directly to LPA's service provider(s) for
projects involving consultant or contractor services.
7) Invoicing LPA for their share of the project costs.
SECTION 4. SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION
A. Suspension
The State, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to suspend both () State's work on
this project and (2) LPA's right to incur any additional reimbursable costs on the project
when the State determines that there are issues related to project performance,
responsiveness, quality or eligibility that must be corrected by LPA. The State shall provide
Project Number HRRR-STWD(116)
Control Number 0868
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Agreement No. BM1644
LPA with notice of the suspension including a description of the reason(s) for the
suspension, a timeframe for LPA to correct the deficiencies, and when applicable, a
description of the actions that must be taken for the State to revoke the suspension.
A suspension may also be imposed by the State for any of the reasons listed in the
ermination subsection below, or for any significant change in the scope of the project that has
of been previously approved by the State or FHWA.
Failure to correct the deficiencies identified in a suspension will be grounds for the loss
f eligibility for federal funding for the project and for termination of this agreement.
B. Termination
This agreement may be terminated for the following reasons:
1. The State and the LPA, by mutual written agreement, may terminate the agreement
at any time.
2. The State may terminate this agreement for the following reasons:.
a. A decrease or shift in available federal -aid funding that will, in the sole
discretion of the State, make it unlikely or not feasible for the project to be
prioritized to receive federal -aid funding.
b. LPA's violation of or failure to meet the requirements for Federal -aid Iocal
projects found in federal, state, or local law or policy, or the LPA Guidelines
Manual,
c. A notice or declaration of FHWA or the State that any part of the project is or
has become ineligible for federal funding.
d. LPA's failure to sign any State drafted or approved project agreement
including supplemental agreements, or certification.
e. LPA's failure to pay in full the Iocal share specified in any agreement within
30 days after receipt of an invoice from the State.
f. LPA's breach of a provision of this agreement.
g. LPA's failure to cause the project to be constructed according to the
approved project plans and specifications.
3. The LPA may terminate the agreement upon thirty (30) days written notice of
termination to the State, subject to the LPA meeting the conditions of paragraphs 5
and 6 below.
oject Number. HRRR-STWl3(116) Agreement No. BM1644
mtrol Number. 0868
4. Prior to the State terminating this agreement, the State shall provide written notice to
the LPA of the basis for termination and, when applicable, provide the LPA thirty (30)
days to properly resolve all issues identified by the State.
5. Whenever the project is terminated for any reason, LPA shall (a) repay the State all
Federal -aid funds that have been expended for the project and (b) pay State for all of
State's costs associated with the project. Further, the LPA wilt thereafter be solely
responsible for all costs associated with LPA's project.
6. LPA may not terminate this agreement after the State has placed an order to procure
the advanced railroad waming signs, notwithstanding paragraphs 3 and 4 above.
SECTION 5. LAWFUL PRESENCE IN USA AND WORK ELIGIBILITY STATUS PROVISIONS
The LPA agrees to comply with the requirements of Neb.Rev.Stat. §4-108 to 4-114 with
its Federal -aid project, including, but not limited to, the requirements of §4-114(1)(b)) to place in
any contract it enters into with a public contractor a provision requiring the public contractor to
use a federal immigration verification system to determine the work eligibility status of new
employees physically performing services within the State of Nebraska.
SECTION 6. FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES ACT
The LPA agrees to abide by the provisions of the Nebraska Fair Employment Practice
Act as provided by Nebraska Revised Statute, Section 48-1101 through 48-1126 (Reissue
1988), and alt regulations relative to nondiscrimination in federally assisted programs of the
Department of Transportation, Title 49 CFR, Parts 21 and 27 are hereby made a part of and
included in this agreement by reference.
SECTION 7. GENERAL COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS
The LPA hereby agrees to comply with all federal, state, and local laws and ordinances
applicable to the work in effect at the time of the work.
SECTION 8. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE POLICY
The LPA shall have an acceptable and current drug-free workplace policy on file with the
State.
SECTION 9. DISABILITIES ACT
The LPA agrees to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (P.L. 101-
366), as implemented by 28 CFR 35, which is hereby made a part of and included in this
agreement by reference.
Project Number HRRR-STWD(116)
Control Number 0868
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Agreement No. BM1644
SECTION 10. NON-DISCRIMINATION
A. Compliance with Reoulations: During the performance of this agreement, the LPA, for itself
and its assignees and successors in interest, agrees to comply with the regulations of the
DOT relative to nondiscrimination in federally -assisted programs of the DOT (49 CFR 21
and 27, hereinafter referred to as the Regulations), which are hereby made a part of and
included in this agreement by reference.
B. Nondiscrimination: The LPA, with regard to the work performed by it after award and prior to
completion of this agreement, shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, or
national origin in the selection and retention of Subcontractors, including procurements of
materials and leases of equipment. The LPA shall not participate either directly or indirectly
in the discrimination prohibited by 49 CFR 21.5, including employment practices when the
agreement covers a program set forth in Appendixes A, 8, and C of 49 CFR 21.
C. Solicitations for Subcontracts, Includino Procurements of Materials and Equipment: In alt
solicitations either by competitive bidding or negotiation made by the LPA for work to be
performed under a subcontract, including procurements of materials or equipment, each
potential Subcontractors or supplier shall be notified by the LPA of the LPA's obligations
under this agreement and the Regulations relative to nondiscrimination on the basis of race,
color, sex, or national origin.
D. Information and Reports: The LPA shall provide all Information and reports required by the
Regulations, or orders and instructions issued pursuant thereto, and shall permit access to
its books, records, accounts, other sources of information, and its facilities as may be
determined by the LPA, State or FHWA to be pertinent to ascertain compliance with such
Regulations, orders, and instructions. Where any information required of an LPA is in the
exclusive possession of another who fails or refuses to furnish this information, the LPA
shall certify to the LPA, State or FHWA, as appropriate, and set forth what efforts it has
made to obtain the information.
E. Sanctions for Noncompliance: In the event of the LPA's noncompliance with the
nondiscrimination provisions of this agreement the LPA will impose such agreement
sanctions as it or the State and FHWA may determine to be appropriate, including but not
limited to withholding of payments to the LPA under this agreement until the LPA complies,
and/or cancellation, termination, or suspension of this agreement, in whole or in part.
F. incorporation of Provisions: The LPA shall include the provisions of paragraphs A through E
of this section in every subcontract, including procurements of materials and leases of
Project Number: HRRR-S'TWD(116)
Control Number 0868
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Agreement No. BM1644
equipment, unless exempt by the Regulations, orders, or instructions issued pursuant
thereto. The LPA shall take such action with respect to any subcontract or procurement as
the LPA, State or FHWA may direct as a means of enforcing such provisions including
sanctions for noncompliance, provided however, that in the event a LPA becomes Involved
in or is threatened with litigation with a Subcontractor as a rest* of such direction, the LPA
may request that the LPA enter into such litigation to protect the interests of the LPA and, in
addition, the LPA may request that the State and United States enter into such litigation to
protect the interests of the State and United States.
SECTION 11. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
This instrument embodies the entire agreement of the Parties. There are no promises,
terms, conditions, or obligations other than contained herein, and this contract supersedes all
previous communications, representations, or other contracts or contracts, either oral or written
hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereby execute this agreement pursuant to lawful
authority as of the dates below indicated.
EXECUTED by the LPA this day of 2016.
ADAMS COUNTY
Chair, Adams County Board of Supervisors
Subscribed and swom to before me this day of 2016.
Notary Public
EXECUTED by the STATE this day of , 2016.
STATE OF NEBRASKA
DEPARTMENT OF ROADS
Mick Syslo, P.E.
Materials & Research Division Engineer
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Miller presented the Board with bids received for the placement of box culverts for county project number C1-
420 on Bladen Avenue and project C1-430 on Liberty Avenue.
O OLSSON
ASSOCIATES
BID OPENING
ADAMS COUNTY 'BOX CULVERTS 2010
LIBERTYAVE C1(130)
BLADE AVE C1(420)
ADAMS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
10:00 a.m. — DECEMBER 2, 2016
OLSSON PROJECT NO. 2013-0250
CONTRACTOR
BID SECTION "A"
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Miller presented the Board with bids received for the placement of box culverts for county project number C1-
420 on Bladen Avenue and project C1-430 on Liberty Avenue.
O OLSSON
ASSOCIATES
BID OPENING
ADAMS COUNTY 'BOX CULVERTS 2010
LIBERTYAVE C1(130)
BLADE AVE C1(420)
ADAMS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
10:00 a.m. — DECEMBER 2, 2016
OLSSON PROJECT NO. 2013-0250
CONTRACTOR
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Miller has reviewed the bids with the Adams County Roads and Bridges Committee and is recommending
Motion by Neumann, seconded by Weeks to award the box culvert bid for projects C1-420 and C1-430 to
VanKirk Construction. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays:
None
Miller presented the Board with a Certificate of Compliance with the Nebraska Department of Roads for the
116A Maintenance Agreement for snow removal.
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
Maintenance Agreement No. 116A
Maintenance Agreement between the Nebraska Department of Roads and the
County of ADAMS
County Extensions in ADAMS
We hereby certify that all roadway snow removal and/or surface maintenance has been
accomplished as per terms of the Maintenance Agreement specified above.
As per Sections 1-2-3 of the Agreement, we are submitting this certificate to District
Engineer Wesley Wahlgren, District Engineer, Department of Roads, Grand Island, Nebraska.
ATTEST: clay of
County Designee County Highway Superintendent
I hereby certify that all roadway snow removal and/or surface maintenance was
performed as per the above listed agreement and payment for the same should be made.
District Engineer, Department of Roads
For Office Use Only
'Agreement No.:
Pay/Bill Code:
Contractor No,:
Amount
DR Form 608, May 2009
Motion by Weeks seconded by Stromer to approve the maintenance agreement between Adams County and the
Nebraska Department of Roads for surface maintenance and snow removal as presented by Miller. Roll Call;
Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Adams County Extension Board president, Glenn Weins presented the Board with the names of three individuals
for appointment to the Adams County Extension Board. The Extension Board is requesting the approval of the
County Board of Supervisors to appoint Lance Atwater, Aida Olivas and Sharon Maul to the Adams County
Extension Board.
Motion by Hogan seconded by Curtis to approve the appointment of Lance Atater, Aida Olivas and Sharon Maul
to the Adams County Extension Board. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann,
Orthmann. Nays: None
On behalf of the Adams County Maintenance Department; Adams County Clerk, Ramona Thomas, presented the
Board with an agreement between Adams County and Eagle Buildings for contracted cleaning services.
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CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF
CLEANING SERVICES TO BUILDINGS OWNED
BY ADAMS COUNTY
ADAMS COUNTY, a political subdivision under the taws of the State of Nebraska,
hereinafter known as "ADAMS COUNTY", and EAGLE BUILDING SERVICES, LLC, at the
address of P. O. Box 33, Hastings, Nebraska 68902.0033, Hereinafter known as "EAGLE",
hereby enter into a contract for the provision of cleaning services to certain buildings owned by
ADAMS COUNTY.
EAGLE shall provide cleaning services to the following buildings owned by ADAMS
COUNTY:
I, Adams County Courthouse, 500 West Fourth Street, Hastings, Nebraska, with the
exception of the areas in such building occupied by the Adams County Sheriff's Office and the
Adams County Attorney's Office.
2. Adams County Annex Building, 500 North Denver Avenue, Hastings, Nebraska.
3, Adams County Office Building, 300 North Si. Joseph Avenue, Hastings, Nebraska,
EAGLE shall provide such cleaning services as directed by, and to the satisfaction of, the
Head of the Adams County Maintenance Department.
EAGLE shall provide such cleaning services five (5) days per week, unless otherwise
directed by the Head of the Adams County Maintenance Department.
All persons performing such cleaning services shall be employees of EAGLE, and shall, in
no way be considered employees of ADAMS COUNTY: EAGLE shall require background
checks to be performed on all employees who will work in Adams County buildings, and such
background checks shall be shared with the Head of the Adams County Maintenance
Department.
EAGLE shall provide all cleaning equipment, cleaning accessories, and cleaning
chemicals for the cleaning of the buildings. EAGLE shall use EPA registered disinfectants and
sanitizers to clean rest rooms, desktops, and all other high touch surfaces. ADAMS COUNTY
shall provide alt restroom paper products and waste receptacle liners.
For the provision of cleaning services as described in this contract, EAGLE shall be paid
Five Thousand Five Hundred ($5,500.00) per month. This amount shall be billed monthly, on
the first day of the month following the month in which the cleaning service was provided.
Other services shall be provided by EAGLE pursuant to the following rates:
1. Carpet cleaning shall be done at the rate of twenty-five (25) cents per square foot when
directed by the Mead of the Adams County Maintenance Department.
2. Hard floor, deep scrub, and recoating shall be done at a rate of fifty (50) cents per
square foot when directed by the Head of the Adams County Maintenance Department.
EAGLE shall provide to ADAMS COUNTY proof of General Liability Insurance which
would cover any damage caused by EAGLE to property owned by ADAMS COUNTY.
The cleaning services contracted for herein shall commence upon January 1, 2017.
This contract can be terminated by either ADAMS COUNTY or EAGLE by the provision
of thirty (30) days written notice by the party wishing to terminate the contract to the other party.
This contract is hereby entered into on this day of December, 2016.
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ADAMS COUNTY NEBRASKA by EAGLE BUILDING SERVICES, LLC by
Eldon Orthmann, Chairman
Adams County
Board of Supervisors
Attested By:
Ramona Thomas
Adams. County Clerk
Bill Biggs
Motion by Thomsen seconded by Stromer to approve the signing of an agreement between Adams County and
Eagle Buildings for contracted cleaning services. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis,
Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Adams County Treasurer, Melanie Curry, requested the approval of two release of securities from Five Points
Bank of Hastings.
FIVE POINTS BANK
OF HASTINGS Member caw
December 1, 2016
Five Points Bank of Hastings
Attn: Cindy Johnson
2815 Osborne Drive West
Hastings, NE 68901
Please release the following securities from our Adams County Treasurer Holding
Account:
Acct. 1689 Nemaha County
Acct. 1772 Adams County
Sign d
Melanie Curry
$300,000.00
$135,000.00
Cusip 64044XBP5
Cusip 006078BB4
Date
Motion by Weeks seconded by Curtis to approve the release of securities as presented by Treasurer Curry. Roll
Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Adams County Supervisor Scott Thomsen started discussion regarding an issue regarding the Adams County
Employee Handbook. Thomsen has been approached by and Adams County department supervisor regarding
the catastrophic sick leave that was once earned by employees who have accrued the maximum level of sick
leave allowance. Policies regarding the existence of such program are not referenced in the newest edition of
the employee handbook. Thomsen stated that he has spoken to the Adams County IT Department which is still
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tracking earned catastrophic sick leave. Thomsen requested board approval to direct the IT Department to stop
tracking catastrophic sick leave to be consistent with the Adams County Employee Handbook.
Discussion regarding occurred between Supervisor Curtis and Neumann regarding confusion among employees
regarding the elimination of the catastrophic sick leave.
Thomsen inquired if he should direct the IT Department to stop tracking earned catastrophic sick leave.
Supervisor Orthmann stated that Thomsen should direct them to do so.
Clerk Thomas inquired to Deputy Attorney Bergin if a motion was needed, Bergin stated that no motion was
needed.
Adams County Insurance Committee Chairman, Chip Volcek, presented the Board with request to participate in
the Partners health Alliance though Wellness Partners. Volcek requested the Chairman's signature on a letter to
confirm participation.
AMENDMENT NUMBER (02) TO TILE PLAN DOCUMENT AND SUMMARY PLAN
DESCRIPTION FOR THE ADAMS COUNTY SELF FUNDED MEDICAL PLAN
The Adapts County Self -Funded Medical Plan is hereby amended effective January 1, 2017 as follows:
1. A new provision is ADDED to the Medical Plan Document as follows:
Partners Health Alliance
This Plan includes access to Partners Health Alliance Providers and Case Management. The Partners
Health Alliance Benefit will be available to each Participant when:
1. The Participant's treating Physician recommends a Surgery or Service that is available through
Partners Health Alliance; and
2. The Participant elects receives treatment from a Provider participating in the Partners
Health Alliance program.
Costs for covered services approved and accessed through Partners Health Alliance will be paid at
100%, In addition to paying for the Covered Expenses provided to a Participant, the Plan will pay for
certain costs that are associated with accessing Partners Health Alliance (the "Covered Costs"). The
Covered Costs may include:
1. The cost of all necessary Travel Services for the Participant and one companion when accessing a
Partners Health Alliance Provider that is located more than 100 miles from the Participant's
home. The term "Travel Services" shall mean:
1. Round-trip transportation between the Participant's home location and the location of
the treating Network Provider; and
2. Hotel accommodations near the Provider's facility,
3. An amount for associated incidental costs.
All Partners Health Alliance Services must be approved, reserved and scheduled in advance through
Partners Health Alliance.
The Covered Costs will be considered when determining a Participant's Lifetime Maximum Benefit, if
any, or any similar limitation imposed under the Plan.
Any medical services performed by a person or entity that is not within Partners Health. Alliance and
meeting the requirements of Partners Health Alliance shall be subject to the general terms of the Plan,
and shall not be subject to the terms otherwise applicable to treatment received through Partners Health
Alliance.
To the extent that a Provider performs services that are not Covered Expenses under the Plan, the
Participant or the plan shall be responsible for paying Partners Health Alliance for such services. The
Participant shall be responsible for making any such payments in advance of his or her treatment by a
Partners I.lealth Alliance Provider.
2. The description of Dialysis covered service is AMENDED as follows:
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1. Dialysis. Dialysis services are only available through Partners Health Alliance Contracted
Providers. In the absence of a Partners Health Alliance contracted provider, dialysis services are
limited to 100 calendar days per lifetime.
The foregoing amendment is effective January I, 2017.
This amendment shall be attached to and form a part of the ADAMS COUNTY SELF FUNDED MEDICAL
PLAN and material changes made herein shall be added to the Summary Plan Description. This
amendment shall not be held to alter or affect any of the terms of such Plan other than as specifically
stated.
ADAMS COUNTY
BY:
(Signature of authorized representative)
Printed Name:
(Printed name of authorized representative)
Title:
(Title of authorized representative)
Date:
(Date of execution of the amendment)
ON BEHALF OF:
ADAMS COUNTY SELF-FUNDED MEDICAL PLAN
Partners Health Alliance
1. All benefits are voluntary
2. When a procedure needs to be done, the employee contacts Wellness Partners and Wellness
Partners will explain the options and then the employee can chose to use this benefit or not.
3. Wellness Partners takes care of scheduling and complete billing including any expense
reimbursement if the procedure and location qualifies.
4. Under this program qualified procedures would incur NO deductible or Co -Insurance cost to the
employee. This deductible waiver only covers this procedure but any other covered expense
throughout the year would be subject to the deductible and Co -Insurance unless another
procedure qualifies.
5. Wellness partners will give all the information of the physician and facility to the employee so
the employee can make an informed decision on whether or not to use this service.
6. If a procedure is not currently under contract an employee can still contact Wellness Partners to
see if a contract can be secured.
7. Not all physicians and facilities are contracted -all facilities and physicians are vetted.
8. All costs incurred are negotiated by Wellness Partners and there are no extra costs once the
agreement is made.
9. When a procedure and location qualifies for expenses -Wellness partners uses Embassy Suites,'
pays IRS mileage using googie maps and a per diem for meals (currently $25). This is set by the
plan and ALL employees taking advantage of this plan gets the same expense reimbursement.
Motion by Thomsen seconded by Curtis to allow the Chairman to sign the letter confirming participation in the
Wellness Partners' clinical management program. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis,
Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Volcek also requested the Chairman's signature on an authorization to release information from MidAmerican
Benefits and Magellan Rx Management to Wellness Partners for participation in the clinical management
program.
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500 W. 4'h Street
Hastings, Nebraska 68901
December 6th, 2016
Magellan RX Management
4801 E. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85034
Dear Sir/Madam,
(402) 461-71t;
Fax: (402)461-71V
Adams County is now using the Wellness Partners' clinical management program. Part of this program is to provide
predictive modeling of our member claims costs on a regular monthly basis from our claims history.
You are hereby instructed and authorized to release the eligibility, claims and provider information of Adams
County to Health Cost & Risk Management (HCRM). The initial data set will comprise the most recent 24 months
of activity. Thereafter, you will provide monthly updates to the information to HCRM.
Attached is a general description of the data required for this process. The list of data elements is provided as a
guide, not a requirement for programming a particular data set. HCRM can generally use the general or generic data
extracts from your system.
Please contact Mrs. Claudia. Wydro at HCRM, to discuss the data transfer process and file layouts. Her phone
number is: 773-279-5936. Her email address is: cwydro@hermnet.net. He will coordinate the process for
transferring the data.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Sincerely,
Eldon Orthmann
Board of Supervisors Chairman
Motion by Thomsen seconded by Curtis to approve the Chairman signing a letter requesting the release of
information from MidAmerican Benefits and Magellan Rx Management to Wellness Partners. Roll Call; Ayes:
Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Motion by Stromer seconded by Neumann to approve the claims and direct the County Clerk to pay them out of
their respective accounts. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays:
None
Motion by Thomsen, seconded by Stromer to approve the miscellaneous receipts as submitted by the Adams
County Treasurer. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks, Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
Motion by Curtis seconded by Weeks to approve officer reports submitted by the Adams County Register of
Deeds, Clerk of the District Court and Adams County Planning and Zoning. Roll Call; Ayes: Stromer, Weeks,
Hogan, Thomsen, Curtis, Neumann, Orthmann. Nays: None
The Board recessed until 1:00 p.m. when they attended a workshop for Adams County elected officials, and
department heads.
COUNTY GENERAL
MID AMER BENEFIT—HEALTH,HEALTH—ACCIDENT — COUNTY
MID AMER BENEFIT—HEALTH,HEALTH—ACCIDENT — COUNTY
MID AMER BENEFIT—HEALTH,HEALTH—ACCIDENT — COUNTY
MID AMER BENEFIT—HEALTH,HEALTH—ACCIDENT — COUNTY
MID AMER BENEFIT—HEALTH,HEALTH—ACCIDENT — COUNTY
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4,243.51
4,246.91
12,215.28
5,048.93
5,857.75
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BENEFIT -HEALTH,
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HEALTH -ACCIDENT
HEALTH -ACCIDENT
HEALTH -ACCIDENT
HEALTH -ACCIDENT
HEALTH -ACCIDENT
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HEALTH -ACCIDENT
HEALTH -ACCIDENT
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BENEFIT-HEALTH,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
BENEFIT-HEALTH,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
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AMER BENEFIT-HEALTH,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
AMER BENEFIT-HEALTH,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
AMER BENEFIT-HEALTH,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
KENESAW SENIOR CENTER,VOTING POLLS RENT
RANDY KORT,VOTING POLLS RENT
ADAMS COUNTY SENIOR SERVICES,VOTING POLLS RENT
GOOD SAMARATIAN SOCIETY,VOTING POLLS RENT
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,VOTING POLLS RENT
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,VOTING POLLS RENT
FIRST ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN,VOTING POLLS RENT
YWCA,VOTING POLLS RENT
STEVE ATWATER,VOTING POLLS RENT
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH,VOTING POLLS RENT
CROSIER PARK LLC,VOTING POLLS RENT
HASTINGS COLLEGE,VOTING POLLS RENT
MELANIE A ALLEN,JUROR FEES
CHRISTINA A BARTA,JUROR FEES
AUGUSTA D BEAHM,JUROR FEES
CHRISTIE L BERNEY,JUROR FEES
PATRICIA A BLOOMBERG,JUROR FEES
JASON J BONIFAS,JUROR FEES
MANDY J BUDERUS,JUROR FEES
JIMMY J R CARTER,JUROR FEES
LYNN E CHRISP,JUROR FEES
ROLAND L COLLISTER,JUROR FEES
CHARLES E CONRAD,JUROR FEES
TERRANCE A COPPLE,JUROR FEES
DEAN DIERKS,JUROR FEES
ANTHONY G EDMONDSON,JUROR FEES
BRIAN EVERHART,JUROR FEES
JULIE A FESSENDEN,JUROR FEES
JAMES R FRITZLER,JUROR FEES
CAROLYN GOETZ,JUROR FEES
BRYAN D GRIESS,JUROR FEES
RICK L HAHNE,JUROR FEES
PATRICK J HENRY,JUROR FEES
AMANDA J KATZBERG,JUROR FEES
JOSHUA R LEWIS,JUROR FEES
JENNIFER L BOHL,JUROR FEES
KENDRA P LOEFFELHOLZ,JUROR FEES
CHRISTOPHER C LONGSHORE,JUROR FEES
JERRY J LUKAS,JUROR FEES
JOHNNIE E MCBRIDE,JUROR FEES
NATALIE G MCDERMOTT,JUROR FEES
ROBERTA A MCKIMMEY,JUROR FEES
BRIAN B NOLLETTE,JUROR FEES
GERALD E NORBERG 3RD,JUROR FEES
CRAIG M PARR,JUROR FEES
COURTNEY J PEELER,JUROR FEES
DIANE R PHELPS,JUROR FEES
ROLANDA K POWELL,JUROR FEES
JOHN M SCHREINER,JUROR FEES
SHANTARA N SHAFER,JUROR FEES
KELLY I SHEETS,JUROR FEES
KEVIN SHOEMAKER,JUROR FEES
PATRICIA S SMITH,JUROR FEES
KENT H THEESEN,JUROR FEES
ALBERT J TOMS,JUROR FEES
MARGARET S TRAMBLY,JUROR FEES
JASON C UTTER,JUROR FEES
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805.42
3,218.28
7,458.39
805.42
8,263.81
4,023.70
4,466.72
22,033.17
13,096.33
2,412.86
19,836.72
805.42
1,607.44
39,948.42
1,607.44
3,441.49
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37.16
37.16
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59.84
148.64
37.16
38.24
42.56
148.64
183.20
196.16
148.64
148.64
148.64
37.16
38.24
37.16
37.16
37.16
37.16
148.64
148.64
53.36
37.16
37.16
37.16
37.16
37.16
37.16
37.16
49.04
37.16
37.16
51.20
37.16
37.16
37.16
148.64
148.64
37.16
37.16
37.16
37.16
VICKI L WEICHMAN,JUROR FEES
RENEE L WHITNEY,JUROR FEES
CYNTHIA J WICKER,JUROR FEES
ROXINE A,JUROR FEES
LINDA K ZLOMKE,JUROR FEES
KAREN ALLEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DIANE E ANSTINE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DONNA ARNDT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KENNETH H AULNER SR,ELECTION (WORKERS)
ROGENE AULNER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KAREN S BAISINGER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANICE K BARNASON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
NANCY BATHE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA BEIRIGER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANET K BELL,ELECTION (WORKERS)
ALETHA BENNETT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BARBARA J BOHLEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANET M BONIFAS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
GARY A BROWN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
NANCY J BROWN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BETTY BUNDE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MELVIN D BUNDE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANET R BURR,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DEBRA S BYDALEK,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CONSTANCE M CONSBRUCK,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DUANE P COULTER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
PAULINE S CRAFT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CONNIE V CRAMER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RAY CROWL,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BEVERLY A DACK,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RANDALL MILLS DATUS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CHARLENE DIERS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
PATRICIA C. DUBOIS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA C EBERLE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KAREN ECKHARDT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BONNIE EINSPAHR,ELECTION (WORKERS)
VONDA L. ESSEX,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARILYN EVANS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CARLA C FIKE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
NELDA R FLEHARTY,ELECTION (WORKERS)
GAIL FOBBEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LYNN A FOLCIK,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KENNETH A FRANZEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
VICKI FRERICHS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CATHERINE A FRICKE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DONNA J GARTNER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANICE E GENTERT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DELORIS I GETZ,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CHARLENE J GLEASON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
PATRICIA G GOEBEL,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JOYCE M HALBMAIER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RUTH A HALE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CONNIE HALLORAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LESLIE HARMS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BONITA HARPER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MEL HARPER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CONNIE SUE HARTMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARGARET P HARTMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA M HATCH,ELECTION (WORKERS)
NANCY E HAUPTMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARY JO HEISHMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
GERALD M HICKMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SANDRA K HIMMELBERG,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KRIS A HORTON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARLENE I. HOYT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
PATRICE L. HUGHES,ELECTION (WORKERS)
AZULE HUPF,ELECTION (WORKERS)
EILEEN HYNES,ELECTION (WORKERS)
FRANCIS I JACOBITZ,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BRENDA L JOHN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANET K JOHNSON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KATHLEEN A JOHNSON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
ED KALVODA,ELECTION (WORKERS)
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174.56
37.16
37.16
148.64
37.16
130.50
139.50
127.00
5.00
143.12
140.50
133.75
127.00
119.25
131.50
131.50
136.00
178.22
5.00
149.15
136.00
131.50
167.50
131.50
136.00
153.10
136.00
129.25
131.50
131.50
131.50
143.66
131.50
130.50
167.50
136.00
145.00
141.50
161.00
52.75
131.50
131.50
131.50
158.06
129.25
152.48
131.50
126.00
129.25
131.50
36.00
213.60
36.00
136.00
171.62
5.00
131.50
167.50
119.70
136.00
136.00
146.00
126.00
54.00
129.25
126.00
218.25
157.50
136.00
131.50
131.50
121.50
131.50
ROSE KALVODA,ELECTION (WORKERS)
ROSE L KEHN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RUTH KELLY,ELECTION (WORKERS)
E ELAINE KERSHNER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
VALDENE KERSHNER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KAY KLOPPENBORG,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JULIA A. KOCH,ELECTION (WORKERS)
FRANCES KRUETZ,ELECTION (WORKERS)
HELEN LAPORTE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
ELLYN K LINES,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHERRI E LYNN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA MANGERS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
YVONNE MANGERS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CONNIE MARKWELL,ELECTION (WORKERS)
FLORENCE MARIE MARTIN, ELECTION (WORKERS)
CHARLES MAUNDER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CHRISTOPHER F MAUNDER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DEBORAH D MEYER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHERRI R. MIDDLETON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JUDY MIGNERY,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JUDITH DIANE MILLS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MAUREEN A MOHLMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CATHY MORGAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JUNE M MUELLER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA MYERS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LYLE V MYERS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RITA L NAUMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KATHLEEN S NELSON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARY OBERG,ELECTION (WORKERS)
PHYLLIS I. ODEY,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARY OLSEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CAROLE PEDERSEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BONITA S PITTZ,ELECTION (WORKERS)
WIHLMA PRICE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DEBORA A RAY,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA REA,ELECTION (WORKERS)
CAROLYN K. REHTUS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RITA M RODGERS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LEOTA L ROLLS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHARON ROSE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
RUTH E ROYSTON,ELECTION (WORKERS)
PHYLLIS S. SALYARDS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JUDITH SANDEEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MAXINE SANDOE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SUSIE LYNN SANDS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANET K. SCHAWANG,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DOLORES SCHUTTE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
NEVA D SEMOTAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA L SHAW,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHIRLEY SHEPPARD,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BARBARA J SHRIVER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARGARET A SOMMER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DIANA DALE SPRINGER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
NANCY C STENGER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KATHRYN T STOFER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
KATHLEEN STUTESMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA D STUTESMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
GLORIA J THAUT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
EVELYN THEISEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BETTY THOMAS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JOANNE THOMAS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
ARLETTA TOWNS,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LORENE TRAUSCH,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LUANA J UNGER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANE E VANLANINGHAM,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHARON VANLENGEN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JANICE E WEBER,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHARON WIEDEL,ELECTION (WORKERS)
SHARON A WILLMES,ELECTION (WORKERS)
JOHN W WOOD,ELECTION (WORKERS)
LINDA C. WRIGHT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARY ANN WRIGHT,ELECTION (WORKERS)
MARY M YILK,ELECTION (WORKERS)
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315.00
136.00
54.00
142.12
5.00
411.41
131.50
54.00
137.98
149.24
145.36
131.50
10.00
164.00
121.50
146.00
136.00
136.00
145.00
52.75
129.25
141.50
133.75
131.50
146.54
5.00
136.00
54.00
127.00
119.25
131.50
131.50
136.00
131.50
154.64
141.50
129.25
117.00
136.00
108.00
131.50
127.00
131.50
136.00
95.50
130.87
131.50
121.50
201.26
108.00
165.80
131.50
136.00
136.09
151.48
136.00
133.75
133.75
131.50
131.50
130.87
54.00
131.50
131.41
117.00
131.50
131.50
143.66
121.50
131.50
121.50
95.50
131.50
LAURA L ZADE,ELECTION (WORKERS)
DELORES M ZIMMERMAN,ELECTION (WORKERS)
BEAR GRAPHICS INC,SUPPLIES-COPY
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS, SUPPLIES -COPY
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
CULLIGAN OF HASTINGS, MISCELLANEOUS
MICROFILM IMAGING SYSTEM,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
US POSTAL SERVICE,POSTAL SERVICES
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
DUGAN BUSINESS FORMS,MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES
HOMETOWN LEASING,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
MIPS,DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
MELANIE CURRY,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
MIPS,MISCELLANEOUS LABOR
MIPS,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
NEBRASKA SUPREME COURT, PRINTING/PUBLISHING
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
MICROFILM IMAGING SYSTEM,OFFICE EQUIPMENT
JACKIE RUSSELL,TRAVEL EXPENSES
BORLEY MOVING & STORAGE INC,HAULING EQUIPMENT -BY OTHE
ELECT SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE LLC,MACHINE HIRE -BY OTHERS
SECRETARY OF STATE,SUPPLIES - VOTING
JUDY MIGNERY,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
ADAMS COUNTY CLERK OF DIST CRT,DISTRICT COURT COSTS
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
JIMMY JOHNS,JUROR FEES
US POSTAL SERVICE,POSTAL SERVICES
RUSS'S MARKET,JUROR FEES
SEQUOIA CONSULTING GROUP,CONSULTING FEES
KIM BOSSE,JUROR FEES
JENNIFER CHAVEZ RN,JUROR FEES
ROBERT NAJERA,JUROR FEES
ANTHONY PURVIS,JUROR FEES
ADAMS COUNTY COURT,COUNTY COURT COSTS
ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF,COUNTY COURT COSTS
DAS STATE ACCOUNTING, DUES, SUBS.,REGIST.
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
MATTHEW BENDER & COMPANY INC,DUES,SUBS.,REGIST.
WALMART,COUNTY COURT COSTS
WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER,DUES,SUBS.,REGIST.
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
CARPENTER REPORTING INC, DEPOSITION
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
HOMETOWN LEASING,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
LANGVARDT VALLE & JAMES PC,ATTRNY FEES -COURT APPOINT
PATTI FELDMAN,TELEPHONE SERVICES
SHON LIESKE,TELEPHONE SERVICES
JAY MICHELSEN,TELEPHONE SERVICES
MICHAEL MLEJNEK,TELEPHONE SERVICES
DAWN THEER,TELEPHONE SERVICES
SAM ZELESKI,DUES,SUBS.,REGIST.
SAM ZELESKI,MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
SAM ZELESKI,TELEPHONE SERVICES
ELETECH INC,ELEVATORS REPAIRS
GRACES LOCKSMITH SERVICES, MISCELLANEOUS
HASTINGS UTILITIES, UTILITIES
HATTEN ELECTRIC SERV & BAK VOL,MISCELLANEOUS
IDEAL ELECTRIC INC,MISCELLANEOUS
LOUP VALLEY LIGHTING INC,JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
MONTE MALOUF JR & ASSOC,CHEMICALS UN RES
STATE OF NEBRASKA DOL/SAFETY,MISCELLANEOUS
PROTEX CENTRAL INC,MISCELLANEOUS LABOR
RUTT'S HEATING & AIR CONDITION,OTHER EQUIPMENT REPAIR
T -C SEAMLESS GUTTERING, MISCELLANEOUS
WOODWARDS DISPOSAL SERVICE,MISCELLANEOUS LABOR
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
HOMETOWN LEASING,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
UNL ITS COMMUNICATIONS CENTER ,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
TWILA BANKSON,MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
LYNN DEVRIES,MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
STEVE LANDON,MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
JULIE OCHSNER,MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
330IPage
136.00
218.25
226.79
91.86
11.48
2.58
19.30
35.00
298.00
95.27
2,147.00
259.20
171.00
25.00
831.66
190.00
137.50
19.87
25.00
95.47
1,500.00
1,575.00
30.00
16.02
1,349.00
58.84
95.50
235.00
118.47
1,440.00
22.16
22.16
22.16
22.16
6,588.68
25.00
13.00
1,049.74
72.08
15.88
957.50
17.71
514.90
636.29
179.21
1,847.70
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
206.03
173.23
25.00
3,801.14
160.00
10,020.03
39.50
382.50
830.25
267.50
24.00
526.00
3,387.99
140.00
310.00
867.34
984.00
20.46
8.64
89.10
20.52
215.73
RON SEYMOUR,MILEAGE ALLOWANCE 58.32
COMPUTER HARDWARE INC,DATA PROCESSING COSTS 928.85
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE 56.65
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS, PRINTING/PUBLISHING 256.37
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE 10.98
GRAHAM TIRE COMPANY,EQUIPMENT - FUEL 650.60
HASTINGS FORD-LINCOLN,EQUIPMENT - FUEL 166.74
HOMETOWN LEASING,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE 189.00
KENESAW MOTOR CO INC,EQUIPMENT - FUEL 359.20
LYNN PEAVEY COMPANY,SHERIFF COSTS 128.40
PLATTE VALLEY OF HASTINGS INC ,RADIO REPAIR 360.00
WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER,CANDO 233.20
WOODWARDS DISPOSAL SERVICE,SHERIFF COSTS 42.65
ADAMS COUNTY ATTORNEY,COURT RELATED COSTS 12.00
ADAMS COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION, DUES,SUBS.,REGIST. 300.00
MELODIE BELLAMY,SPECIAL ATTORNEY 558.17
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE 434.09
CARPENTER REPORTING INC,COURT RELATED COSTS 147.30
CENTRAL NEBRASKA CREMATION,AUTOPSY COSTS 375.00
CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF,JUVENILE COURT COSTS 32.77
CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF,COURT RELATED COSTS 27.93
DAWSON COUNTY COURT,COURT RELATED COSTS 2.25
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE 35.58
ELITE COURT REPORTING SERV INC,COURT RELATED COSTS 264.65
HALL COUNTY COURT,COURT RELATED COSTS 2.00
HALL COUNTY SHERIFF,COURT RELATED COSTS 18.50
HASTINGS RADIOLOGY ASSOC PC,AUTOPSY COSTS 78.00
LANCASTER COUNTY SHERIFF,JUVENILE COURT COSTS 6.00
JOHN MEIDLINGER MD,COURT RELATED COSTS 750.00
NEBRASKA INSTITUTE OF FORENSIC,AUTOPSY COSTS 2,000.00
NEBRASKA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION, DUES,SUBS.,REGIST. 1,375.00
SAN JAOQUIN SHERIFF,JUVENILE COURT COSTS 40.00
TRANSUNION RISK & ALTERNATIVE ,COURT RELATED COSTS 25.00
WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER,LIBRARY BOOKS 359.00
WOODWARDS DISPOSAL SERVICE,COURT RELATED COSTS 48.25
CASSIE L. BALDWIN,CELL PHONES 25.00
DAVID A BERGIN,CELL PHONES 25.00
ANDREW C BUTLER,CELL PHONES 25.00
JORDAN OSBORNE,CELL PHONES 25.00
BRENT D. QUANDT,CELL PHONES 25.00
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS,TELEPHONE SERVICES 84.22
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS,INTERNET SERVICE 74.97
VERIZON WIRELESS,CELL PHONES 1,378.46
WINDSTREAM,TELEPHONE SERVICES 2,199.46
WINDSTREAM,TELEPHONE SERVICES 227.60
WINDSTREAM,TELEPHONE SERVICES 287.13
ADAMS COUNTY JAIL/SHERIFF,BOARD OF PRISONERS - FOOD 2,903.07
ALLENS OF HASTINGS INC,JAIL SUPPLIES 175.68
AUCA CHICAGO LOCKBOX,MISCELLANEOUS 108.60
BIG G COMMERCIAL HARDWARE INC ,JAIL SUPPLIES 128.90
BRYAN MEDICAL CENTER/CASH MGMT,MED-HOSP PRISONERS 92.19
BUFFALO COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE ,BOARD OF PRISONERS - FOOD 6,525.00
BUFFALO COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE ,MED-HOSP PRISONERS 61.00
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,JAIL SUPPLIES 32.20
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 41.39
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,LAUNDRY-PRISONERS 35.62
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 71.77
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,JAIL SUPPLIES 110.51
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,COMMISSARY 109.48
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,LAUNDRY-PRISONERS 135.68
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 111.47
CASH WA CANDY COMPANY,JAIL SUPPLIES 3.92
CASH WA DISTRIBUTING,BOARD OF PRISONERS - FOOD 617.20
CASH WA DISTRIBUTING,COMMISSARY 124.40
CASH WA DISTRIBUTING,BOARD OF PRISONERS - FOOD 334.07
CENTRAL DENTAL GROUP,MED-HOSP PRISONERS 538.00
CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF,TRAVEL EXPENSES 315.00
CEI SECURITY & SOUND INC,COURTHOUSE REMODELING 1,251.05
CULLIGAN OF HASTINGS,MISCELLANEOUS 54.30
STATE OF NEBRASKA,BOARD OF PRISONERS - FOOD 9,229.68
STATE OF NEBRASKA,MED-HOSP PRISONERS 2,628.33
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,OTHER EQUIPMENT REPAIR 234.76
FRITO-LAY, COMMISSARY 258.88
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LANNING CENTER FOR BEHAVIOR,MED-HOSP PRISONERS
SECURUS TECHNOLOGIES INC, COMMISSARY
PAUL SPADY OLDS BUICK,TRAVEL EXPENSES
THE THOMPSON COMPANY, INC,BOARD OF PRISONERS - FOOD
WILLIAMS EXTERMINATING CO, MISCELLANEOUS
WINDSTREAM,COMMISSARY
ADAMS COUNTY CLERK,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
ADAMS COUNTY CLERK,POSTAL SERVICES
B&H PHOTO-VIDEO,OFFICE EQUIPMENT
CENTURY LINK,TELEPHONE SERVICES
CULLIGAN OF HASTINGS, MISCELLANEOUS
COMPUTER HARDWARE INC,OFFICE EQ REPAIR
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
EAKES OFFICE SOLUTIONS,OFFICE EQ REPAIR
GLENWOOD TELEPHONE CO,TELEPHONE SERVICES
GRACES LOCKSMITH SERVICES, MISCELLANEOUS
HOMETOWN LEASING,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
NEBRASKA TECH & TELECOM INC,TELEPHONE SERVICES
OFFICEMAX INC,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
PHELPS COUNTY TREASURER,TELEPHONE SERVICES
WINDSTREAM,TELEPHONE SERVICES
WOODWARDS DISPOSAL SERVICE, MISCELLANEOUS
CITY OF HASTINGS,AMBULANCE COSTS
HEAD START,SP PROJ1-SHSP-MOU GRANT
HASTINGS UTILITIES,UTILITIES
IDEA BANK MARKETING,SP PROJ3-15SHSP-PET GRANT
MIDWEST CARD AND ID SOLUTIONS ,SP PROJ3-15SHSP-PET
NEBRASKA FIRE SPRINKLER CORP,MAINTENANCE
PRESTO -X, MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS
CHIP VOLCEK,CELL PHONES
AUTO GLASS EXPERTS LLC,RD EQ REP PARTS
GLASS EXPERTS LLC,RD EQ REP LABOR
GLASS EXPERTS LLC,RD EQ REP PARTS
VALUE - HASTINGS,RD EQ REP PARTS
VALUE - HASTINGS,SUPPLIES - SHOP
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
- HASTINGS,
AUTO VALUE - HASTINGS,SMALL TOOLS, ETC.
BAUER BUILT,MACH EQ TIRES & REP
BGNE,EQUIPMENT - FUEL
BIG G COMMERCIAL HARDWARE INC ,SUPPLIES
BIG G COMMERCIAL HARDWARE INC ,SUPPLIES
BIG G COMMERCIAL HARDWARE INC ,SUPPLIES
BLACK HILLS ENERGY,HEATING FUELS
BOSSELMAN ENERGY INC,EQUIPMENT - FUEL
CINTAS CORPORATION #449,TOWEL/CLEANING AGREEMENTS
CINTAS CORPORATION #449,JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
CINTAS CORPORATION #449, TOWEL/CLEANING AGREEMENTS
COOPERATIVE PRODUCERS INC,EQUIPMENT - FUEL
FASTENAL COMPANY,SUPPLIES - MISCELLANEOUS
FILTER CARE,SUPPLIES - SHOP
HOMETOWN LEASING,EQUIPMENT RENTAL - OFFICE
INTERSTATE ALL BATTERY CENTER ,TECHNICAL
J I L ASPHALT PAVING CO,MATERIALS - ASPHALTIC
KTP ENTERPRISES INC,OTHER EQUIPMENT REPAIR
KTP ENTERPRISES INC, EXPRESS/FREIGHT
LAWSON PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - SHOP
LAWSON PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - MISCELLANEOUS
LAWSON PRODUCTS, EXPRESS/FREIGHT
MCCONNELL CLEANING, JANITORIAL AGREEMENTS
MENARDS,BUILDING REPAIR
MENARDS,SUPPLIES - SHOP
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
AUTO
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
VALUE
MACH EQ GREASE OIL
RD EQ REP PARTS
MACH EQ GREASE OIL
SUPPLIES - SHOP
SMALL TOOLS, ETC.
RD EQ REP PARTS
SUPPLIES - SHOP
RD EQ REP PARTS
SMALL TOOLS, ETC.
RD EQ REP PARTS
SUPPLIES - SHOP
RD EQ REP PARTS
SUPPLIES - SHOP
AGREEMENTS
121.67
2,092.83
22.20
389.15
46.00
69.67
234.40
913.11
475.20
135.35
76.95
394.95
16.49
107.50
49.95
60.00
605.20
113.11
781.24
51.21
41.16
66.80
5,208.33
55,288.50
206.31
117.00
GRANT 1,958.72
212.00
33.87
25.00
155.00
85.00
38.95
126.00
127.34
17.56
216.84
82.80
46.04
49.99
68.64
72.00
20.16
159.99
310.23
145.61
102.26
51.86
50.99
893.08
989.40
10.12
14.75
21.04
785.41
8,802.60
149.60
33.07
74.80
2,429.38
282.80
532.25
282.60
389.75
5,220.22
25.00
12.50
71.22
178.68
18.37
360.00
15.34
30.05
- MISCELLANEOUS
- SHOP
- MISCELLANEOUS
332 1Page
MID -NEBRASKA AGGREGATE INC,MATERIALS - GRAVEL & BORR
MIDLAND COMPUTER INC, DATA PROCESSING COSTS
NAPA AUTO PARTS,RD EQ REP PARTS
NAPA AUTO PARTS,SUPPLIES - SHOP
NAPA AUTO PARTS,RD EQ REP PARTS
NEBRASKA TRUCK CENTER,RD EQ REP PARTS
NEBRASKA TRUCK CENTER, EXPRESS/FREIGHT
NMC EXCHANGE LLC,RD EQ REP PARTS
OLSSON ASSOCIATES, ENGINEERING
PTSR,MISCELLANEOUS
SANITARY OUTDOOR SERVICE INC. JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
3 POINTS TIRE,MACH EQ TIRES & REP
WOODWARDS DISPOSAL SERVICE, GARBAGE
DEWITT FUNERAL & CREMATI,COUNTY BURIALS
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS,SUPPLIES - OFFICE
KIM WILDER, MISCELLANEOUS
NACVSO,MISCELLANEOUS
ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF FEE ACCT ,COURT COSTS
ADAMS COUNTY TREASURER, MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS WORLD PRODUCTS, SUPPLIES -COPY
COMMUNITY ACTION PART MID-NEBR,HANDI-BUS
CORNHUSKER PRESS INC,COURT COSTS
FOOTE REALTY COMPANY INC,BUILDINGS - ACCURAL
HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES,INSTITUTIONAL COSTS
MID AMER BENEFITS- FSA,MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS
MIDWEST CONNECT,POSTAL SERVICES
MIPS,BUDGET PREPARATION COSTS
MIPS,DATA PROCESSING COSTS
NACO,DUES,SUBS.,REGIST.
ASAAP,ALCOHOLISM SERVICES ACT C
CASA, CASA
HASTINGS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ,ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
HEARTLAND PET CONNECTION,HUMANE SOC EXP
MEALS ON WHEELS,SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM
MIDLAND AREA AGENCY ON AGING,AREA AGENCY ON AGING COST
MID -NEBRASKA INDIVIDUAL SERV,DEVELOPMENTALLY DSBLD SER
REGION 3 BEHAVIORAL HLTH SRVCS,MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AC
REVIVE INC,REVIVE (ABUSE PROGRAM)
RSVP,SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM
SPOUSE ABUSE SEXUAL ASSAULT,SASA (DOMESTIC ABUSE)
SOUTH HEARTLAND DIST HEALTH,PLANNING COSTS - COUNTY
TOM DINSDALE,EQUIPMENT - FUEL
COUNTY VISITORS PROMOTIONS
MID AMER BENEFIT-HEALTH,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
HEALTH FUND
WELLNESS PARTNERS LLC,HEALTH-ACCIDENT - COUNTY
COUNTY LIBRARY
CITY OF HASTINGS,LIBRARY
INHERITANCE TAX
ADAMS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOC,HISTORICAL SOC
WEST GROUP PAYMENT CENTER,LAW LIBRARY -FAN SUBSCRIPT
911 EMERGENCY SERVICES
WINDSTREAM,EMERGENCY PHONE
ESCROW HOLDING FUND
SIMON CONTRACTORS COMPANY,MISCELLANEOUS
G4S SECURE SOLUTIONS INC,MISCELLANEOUS
VONTZ PAVING INC,MISCELLANEOUS
Eldon Orthmann
Board Chair
3331 Page
14,712.03
1,813.00
17.59
92.35
124.91
36.18
22.50
286.73
3,675.00
100.00
258.75
172.00
107.50
1,400.00
336.94
24.61
30.00
5,423.06
599.44
125.98
1,420.77
208.77
1,750.00
900.00
340.00
3,000.00
39.58
272.00
2,771.66
833.33
3,000.00
1,666.67
416.67
708.33
1,233.42
2,613.67
6,730.83
416.67
416.67
1,041.67
191.67
268.60
805.42
739.00
13,977.67
1,033.33
2,651.91
3,042.36
94,466.10
4,128.36
1,200.00
Ramona R. Thomas Pamela J. Witte
County Clerk Deputy Clerk