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REGULAR SESSION, SEPTEMBER 22, 2025 Commissioner Bolduc opened the meeting at 10:00 a.m. Commissioner Buhler, Commissioner Eames, Prosecutor Misseldine, and the Chief Deputy Clerk, Jackie Fuqua, were present. TAX DEED SALE Tax deed sale of Parcel RPG1000124001AA, 130 13th Ave West Gooding, Idaho 83330, Lots 1, 2 & 3 of Block 124. Commissioner Bolduc started with an opening bid of $20,000. Sold to Davy Cantrell for $125,000. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR DOLLAR TREE, HAGERMAN Commissioner Eames made a motion to approve the alcoholic beverage license for the Dollar Tree in Hagerman. Commissioner Buhler seconded it and the motion carried. TREASURER WINES-CERTIFY SPECIALS TO 2025 TAX ROLLS Treasurer Wines presented the 2025 specials to be certified. Commissioner Eames made a motion to approve the Circuit Breaker waiver. Commissioner Buhler seconded the motion but after further discussion, Commissioner Eames modified his motion to include all certifications. Commissioner Buhler seconded the modified motion. The motion carried. Treasurer Wines also discussed briefly the Idaho Power Judgement Levies. FY 2024 FINANCIAL AUDIT-GERALD E. PRICE, CPA Gerald E. Price, CPA, presented the FY 2024 Financial Audit. A $2,000 discount was given for the report being late. Commissioner Buhler made a motion to accept the audit report, Commissioner Eames seconded, all were in favor. Mr. Price submitted a proposal for FY2025, but the Commissioners tabled it until their next meeting. PLANNING & ZONNING Administrator Mike Kerswell requested approval for $1,308.00 to purchase inspector study books for departmental education and certification. Commissioner Eames made a motion to approve, Commissioner Buhler seconded, the motion carried. MINI-CASSIA JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER AGREEMENT This was tabled until next meeting so Prosecutor Misseldine can look it over. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 118 COMMISSIONERS MEETING SCHEDULE There was some discussion on point 2 of the ordinance and the Board of County Commissioners decided to table it until the next meeting. BROADBAND Commissioner Bolduc has an invoice from ETS that is quite large, so they will review and discuss it next week. MINUTES Commissioner Eames moved to approve the minutes from the September 8, 2025, meeting. Commissioner Buhler seconded. Motion carried. COMMITTEE MEETING REPORTS Commissioner Bolduc reported that S.I.R.C.O.M.M. is saying we overpaid. The normal amount is $233,000 but they received $290,000. Commissioner Bolduc checked with the Clerk’s office, and we made four payments totaling $233,000. He thinks S.I.R.C.O.M.M. might have made a mistake on their end. He will check into it. Commissioner Bolduc recessed the regular session and opened the Ambulance District at 11:58 a.m. AMBULANCE DISTRICT Per Director Kepler, as of Thursday of last week, they are still waiting for the Type 1 ambulance due to a door and graphics. The Type 2 ambulance should be here this week. They are averaging one transfer a day. He asked if they could be on the next agenda to discuss the water softener they want. Commissioner Bolduc adjourned the Ambulance District at 12:12 p.m. and reconvened the regular session. Commissioner Bolduc adjourned the meeting at 12:13 p.m. /s/Mark E. Bolduc ________________ /s/Vern Eames____________ /s/Ron Buhler______________ Mark E. Bolduc, Chairman Vern Eames, Commissioner Ronald Buhler, Commissioner Attest: /s/Denise M. Gill______________ Denise M. Gill, Clerk
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