Mark A. HoelscherAuditor
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Wayne County
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wayne County.
- Buyer type:
- County
- Location:
- Richmond, IN
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wayne County.
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Census ID
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163461
Employee FTE
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390
Population
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66,169
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This document details an Accounts Payable Voucher issued by Wayne County, Indiana, for professional services rendered by David Wulff. The voucher, dated September 13, 2021, and certified on September 21, 2021, requests payment for 11.5 hours of service at $65 per hour, totaling $747.50, under Purchase Order No. 9145.33200.000.0000. A supporting contractual time record shows services performed between September 13 and September 19, 2021.
This document is an Accounts Payable Voucher issued by Wayne County, Indiana, for a payment of $552.50 to David Wulff. The payment covers 8.5 hours of professional services (PA) rendered on June 3, 2021, at a rate of $65 per hour. The voucher is supported by a contractual time record detailing work activities performed between May 31, 2021, and June 6, 2021.
This document is an Accounts Payable Voucher from Wayne County, Indiana, for a payment of $750.00 to Larry Richards for Covid-19 vaccinator services. The services were rendered between September 6, 2021, and September 12, 2021, as detailed in the accompanying contractual time record, and invoiced on September 7, 2021, under Purchase Order No. 9151.33200.000.0000.
This document functions as an Accounts Payable Voucher for services rendered by Logan Mastriano to Wayne County, Indiana. It covers Covid-19 Registrar services provided between August 16, 2021, and August 22, 2021. The voucher, identified by invoice number LM08222021 and dated August 16, 2021, requests a total payment of $903.00 for 45.15 hours of work at a rate of $20 per hour. A detailed contractual time record supports the hours worked during this period.
This document is an Accounts Payable Voucher issued by Wayne County, Indiana, for payment to Logan Mastriano. It details the provision of Covid-19 Registrar services from August 30, 2021, to September 3, 2021, totaling 41.45 hours at a rate of $20 per hour, resulting in a total payment of $829.00. The voucher includes the payee's address, invoice details, and references a purchase order. A supporting contractual time record itemizes the daily hours worked by Logan Mastriano.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wayne County
The council workshop included discussions and decisions on several financial matters. De-appropriation of funds from the Health First Indiana fund was approved to meet cash balance requirements for the 2026 budget. A transfer of funds into the Pauper Attorney line was approved due to a deficit. Applications for multiple grants were approved, including the Emergency Preparedness Performance Grant, the Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness Grant, and the Sowing Enriched and Enhanced Datasets Grant. Reimbursement was approved for vacation time payouts to retired employees from the Recorders Perpetuation Fund, along with transfers into that fund. The council also discussed and approved a Community Crossings Grant application for bridge replacement and associated fund transfers. Financial commitment letters were approved for road paving and sealing projects. Interlocal agreements were approved for transferring radios to various townships. A public hearing was held and a resolution was approved for de-appropriating the Health First Indiana fund. The 2026 budget was adopted with a vote. Project updates included progress on the fairgrounds parking lot, maintenance building security, chamber speaker system, parking lot lights, courthouse front entrance, and prox card lock system. Funding was approved for a security project at the courthouse.
The Wayne County Board of Commissioners meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. The board approved a transfer of funds for group health insurance, contracts for leasing new copiers, and an amendment to the Wayne County Government Summary Plan. They also recommended hiring an operator, truck driver, and mechanic, and approved a bid for mowing the Industrial Park hay lot. The board discussed the disposal of tires on a county road and filed a Notice of Imminent Domain for property on Waterfall Rd. Additionally, they approved a user agreement for CSI Computer Systems, moved a meeting date, and scheduled a public hearing regarding the sale of properties on Main Street in Richmond. Project updates were provided, including setting boundaries for a new parking lot and updating the Wave system. The board also approved hiring a part-time person at the fairgrounds and a plan administrator. Interlocal agreements for the emergency tower project radio distribution were approved, and appointments were made to the Wayne County Convention & Tourism Bureau Board. The meeting also covered the possibility of a health insurance premium holiday for employees and the potential use of opioid funds for food pantries.
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The executive session was held for discussions regarding strategy related to the initiation of litigation and to have communications with an attorney, which are subject to attorney-client privilege. The certification confirms that the discussion was limited to the specified subject matter in the public notice.
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