b. Accrual payout report was presented and reviewed by the board. c. Time cards for Road and Bridge Supervisor was presented and in order.

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1 Cassia County Board of Commissioners MEETING MINUTES Cassia County Courthouse Commission Chambers 1459 Overland Ave Room 206 Burley ID :00 AM The Cassia County Board of Commissioners met today at the place and time as posted by agenda pursuant to Idaho Code for Open Meetings Law. AGENDA ITEMS 1) Call to order 2) Pledge of Allegiance and prayer 3) Roll call 9:03 AM Roll Call. Present: Kerry D. McMurray - Administrator (Not voting), Tim Darrington - Member, Bob Kunau - Chair, Paul Christensen - Member, Doug Abenroth - County Attorney (Not voting), Joseph W. Larsen - Clerk of the Board (Not voting). 4) 8:59 AM Calendar, meetings, and correspondence a. Joint Public Defender meeting at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, 5/23/2017 at the Commission Chambers b. Joint Justice Meeting at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, 5/23/2017 at the Commission Chambers c. SISW Board Meeting, CAT Board Meeting, and LAPC Meeting for Commissioner Christensen d. Onsite inspection in Elba of damaged roads with FEMA and IOEM along with Forsgren Associates Engineering for Commissioner Darrington e. SCPHD hearing in Twin Falls for Chair Kunau f. Area of city impact issues meeting with the City of Burley for Prosecutor Abenroth and Administrator McMurray g. Retirement of District Judge Michael Crabtree at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, 5/25/2017 h. Interviews for open Cassia County 5 th Judicial District Judge position involving six candidates i. Budget and Levy Training with the State Tax Commission j. No board meeting on Monday, 5/29/2017 as it is the Memorial Day holiday 5) 10:52 AM Personnel Matters: a. Change of Status Request Extension Office hiring of Carlee Larson for a part time clerical position 10:53 AM Motion: Change of Status Request as presented, Action: Approve, Moved by Tim Darrington - Member, Seconded by Paul Christensen - Member. b. Accrual payout report was presented and reviewed by the board. c. Time cards for Road and Bridge Supervisor was presented and in order. 1 P a g e

2 6) 10:53 AM Amendment of agenda 10:54 AM Motion: To look at the Assessor s Office poisonous Japanese Yew plant, Action: Amend the agenda for this meeting pursuant to Idaho Code (4) (c) (good faith reason the agenda item was not included in the posted agenda): The matter just came to the board s attention during Department Head Meeting today, Moved by Paul Christensen - Member, Seconded by Tim Darrington - Member. 7) 10:54 AM Canvass the vote of the 5/16/2017 Consolidated Election a. Larsen reported on the election turnout of 15.38% registered voters overall. i. The Burley City Library levy passed. ii. Two trustees were elected for the Cassia Joint School District. iii. Murtaugh School District had had two trustees elected with a small number of Cassia County voters. iv. A single voter from Cassia County participated in the Rock Creek Fire District Levy that was defeated. v. Larsen reported on early voting, absentee voting, homebound voting, and two complaints; one for signage too close to a polling place and another for electioneering. Both had no basis for violations. 10:58 AM Motion: Canvass of the vote for the 5/16/2017 Consolidated Election as presented, Action: Approve, Moved by Tim Darrington - Member, Seconded by Bob Kunau - Chair. 8) 10:58 AM Approve payables 10:58 AM Motion: Payables from 5/22/2017, Action: Approve, Moved by Tim Darrington - Member, Seconded by Paul Christensen - Member. 9) 10:59 AM Approve minutes 10:59 AM Motion: Minutes from 5/15/2017, Action: Approve, Moved by Tim Darrington - Member, Seconded by Paul Christensen - Member. UNFINISHED BUSINESS AGENDA ITEMS 10) Password Policy Progress No time to address the matter today 11) Procurement Policy Progress No time to address the matter today SCHEDULED AGENDA ITEMS 12) 9:03 AM Public comment regarding county contributions a. Hobbs expressed concern with the county the funding of charitable contributions where constitutional provisions prohibit such. She felt it is illegal to do so, as worthy a cause as it may be, using taxpayer funds. 2 P a g e

3 b. She was concerned about hearing the possibility of ignoring the law or the political necessity of the funding of those items. c. Hobbs also stated that protecting the lives and citizens of this county is the number one priority of government. Upon taking the oath of office each elected official swears to uphold the laws. d. She urged each of those present to make a generous contribution to these necessary and important organizations as they should be funded by the community and not the government. 13) 9:05 AM Review and sign final minor subdivision plat for BL Subdivision a. Blair Bowers said his minor subdivision plat had been reviewed and signed by all appropriate entities. b. The board reviewed the plat and recommended it for approval. 9:07 AM Motion: Minor subdivision plat for BL Subdivision, Action: Approve, Moved by Paul Christensen - Member, Seconded by Tim Darrington - Member. 14) 9:14 AM Cassia Regional Medical Center (CRMC) Annual Report Administrator Rod Barton and Stephanie Curtis a. Chris Dallin, Regional Director for Community Relations at IHC, CRMC Administrator Rod Barton, and CRMC Communications and Community Benefit representative, Stephanie Curtis provided their annual report and PowerPoint slide presentation to the board. b. Barton stressed the charity care that is provided by CRMC in serving our community and their not for profit status as a health provider. c. IHC participates in research and education at all their facilities. d. CRMC is working towards Idaho certification for Paramedic care with their ambulance service to facilitate enhanced care. e. Commissioner Christensen asked about IHC non-acceptance of the county s third-party administrated service from MBA. f. Barton explained discussions with Regence as the corporate holder. He will follow up on and check on their relationship with MBA. 15) 9:39 AM South Central Community Action Partnership (SCCAP) Annual Report Ken Robinette a. Robinette provided information for Major Program Services of SCCAP during He also provided a listing of services to Cassia County for 2016 which included a report of Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Family Stability Services, Transitional Housing, Weatherization and Energy Conservation Program, and Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). b. Dilemmas with the potential lack of federal funding from HUD were discussed. c. Robinette asked for continued financial support for SCCAP from Cassia County. 16) 9:54 AM Discuss concerns that arose at a Planning and Zoning hearing regarding traffic control at Hwy South intersection and the 200 South Parke Ave intersection a. The Planning and Zoning Committee heard concerns from citizens regarding traffic control issues in specific areas of growth in rural Burley. A presentation to the board was recommended by Planning and Zoning of those concerns. b. Citizen Barney Greener expressed concerns with growth in the specified areas and that improvements to those intersections should be a priority. He sought the board s support with three priorities he provided, which included widening of roads, installation of stop lights and/or four-way stops by Greener. 3 P a g e

4 c. Commissioner Darrington recommended that Greener get in touch with ITD and get on their agenda to discuss the safety concerns he presented. 17) 10:07 AM Department Head Meeting a. Patty Justesen Treasurer i. Justesen presented the Treasurer s Cash and Urban Renewal Report ii. She expressed concern about the Benefits Trust Fund balance in the negative. iii second half property tax notices were just sent out. iv. Justesen desires to make a few more investments with county monies. b. Dwight Davis Assessor i. Davis said they are tracking below their expenditure budgets for FY2017. ii. 16,000 tax notices are prepared and will be sent out after Memorial Day. iii. There will be about a 3% increase in assessed values of homes countywide this year due to current market conditions. iv. Their office will be busy with DMV registrations for the holiday. v. Davis reported on added responsibilities to his office with handicap placards and boat registration for ITD without additional money coming into the county. Admin fees help pay for those services. vi. Commissioner Darrington asked about Comp time management and how he successfully manages Comp Time by alternating the process of counting money amongst employees. c. Craig Rinehart Coroner i. Rinehart s budgets are all in line and he is under his expenditure allocations. ii. He just completed his national registry certification and ahead of the legal requirement that is going to take place. iii. Nothing is being done as yet with Twin Falls County in regards to acquiring a pathologist. iv. Ada County recently lost a pathologist that will hamper that ability. d. Amber Prewitt Adult Misdemeanor Probation i. Prewitt reported on current probationer levels. ii. She is working with employees for vacation and days off to help reduce Comp Time. iii. Commissioner Darrington asked for her to work with handling money so Mrs. Rogers doesn t stay so late at work. Prewitt said she handles the McWork Program which will be part of the new employee s job description which will help reduce overtime. iv. McMurray is waiting on engineering to be approved by the board to go out to bids for a construction project. Kunau said they will be reviewing that in the next month. e. Michael Ottley Noxious Weed and Invasive Species i. Ottley said they are busy with noxious weed that are growing. ii. They are under their budget year-to-date. iii. He reported on a poisonous ornamental plant that may be put on the noxious weed control list. There are currently some plants around the Assessor s Office. It could be a potential liability problem to the county. iv. The Japanese Yew can be cut to the ground and it will come back as it is a perennial plant. It must be removed by the roots or killed with an herbicide as it is poisonous. It is not listed as a noxious weed and all Ottley can do right now is advise the board of the matter. He cited farm animals have died as a result of this plant. v. Commissioner Darrington asked McMurray to see if the City of Burley would facilitate removing the bushes. It will require a backhoe or frontend loader. 4 P a g e

5 vi. Scotch Thistle is a big problem in the Jackson area this year due to moisture and flooding. f. Grace Wittman Extension Agent i. Wittman reported that Extension Agent Joel Packham has a couple of research projects currently ongoing. ii. The master gardener clinic has started, they are getting started with Lunch in the Park, a Clover Bud Club starting, and another community 4-H Club is starting. iii. Animal weigh-ins will begin soon. iv. A University of Idaho intern sponsored by the University of Idaho has just begun work. g. Jay Heward Sheriff i. Heward presented an introductory letter to the board along with his FY2018 Budget. ii. He reported that they are under their budgets for the most part and are working on their Comp Time with six employees to get them more in line. iii. The Boat Regatta is still being planned even though the Snake River water is low. iv. Warmer weather has caused the Oakley Dam to rise but a lot of water is flowing out. v. Heward reported they are preparing for a public sale in June sometime. Items that will be sold must be officially declared specifically as surplus. vi. Heward said they have moved things around in their budget but have held their B budgets to what was allocated in FY2017 exactly as the board directed. h. Joe Larsen Clerk i. Budget Matters Budgets submitted, joint budget workshop schedule, county department workshop schedules, and revenue shortfall concerns 1. Budgets were all submitted by the deadline. Some items are incomplete and the Auditor s Office will be following up on that. 2. The Auditor s Office is placing first priority on the board s recommendations. 3. Larsen suggested meetings for department workshop presentations to the board on 5/6/2017, 5/12/2017, and 5/26/2017. Additional times may be needed to complete them with Christensen being out of town the week of 6/19/2017. A joint budget meeting will be held in the afternoon of 5/26/2017 at the Minidoka County Commission Chambers. 4. Larsen reiterated the one-time repayment from the Benefits Trust Fund to replenish PILT for an extra payment to that fund a few years back that had mostly been allocated to be spent in FY2017. That will not be available for FY2018 but has not been taken into consideration with FY2018 requests. That will need to be recognized as reduced available allocations for FY The courts continue to prepare a considerable number of documents for implementation on 10/1/2017 for the new Odyssey software. No reprieve is in site with costs and expectations that are required to be provided by counties based on Twin Falls and Ada County s experience. They have had to hire a number of additional employees to accomplish what needs to be done. i. Doug Abenroth Prosecuting Attorney i. Abenroth reported on his budget and being in line year-to-date. j. Kerry Mc Murray Administrator i. EMS immunizations will require the budget to be amended. 5 P a g e

6 ii. Physical Facilities revenues are lower than budgeted due to lost rent from apartments being turned into storage. iii. The Building Report for the month of April was provided, which included issuance of 12 building permits and financial receipts. iv. A Planning and Zoning hearing was held this past week for Summerfield Acres Subdivision and a tentative approval was issued. Some changes in the preliminary plat need to take place for that to go forward. v. A robotic dairy proposal will be heard at the June Planning and Zoning Meeting. k. Sam Adams Road and Bridge i. Discuss Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) processing, funding, and general status 1. Darrington reviewed the HMGP grant process. 2. The main part of 1125 Road (1.6 miles) up to Anderson Lane is being proposed for one grant to raise the road a foot and facilitate placement of culverts and for runoff. 3. Two miles of the Big Cove Ranch Road from Sheridan s to Castle Rocks State Park entrance are also being proposed for a grant to raise the road. 4. Letters are being prepared to keep Cassia County Road and Bridge on the list and a more thorough application will be completed in August. ii. Adams addressed allocations of HB312 identified in the budget and address where it is required to be spent for the Street and Road Report. iii. A bid was submitted to fix the clutch on a gravel truck. The bid from Mac was about $8,300. Schow s would not turn in a quote and Peterbilt turned in a bid for $3,500. iv. Adams asked about possibly securing a used truck from the landfill. Christensen asked him to contact Josh Bartlome regarding that. v. They desire to start prepping road for magnesium chloride application. vi. The Elba Canyon Road has been graveled and washouts have been fixed. vii. City of Rocks and Twin Sisters Roads have been graveled and graded. viii. A few minor repairs in need to be done in Almo. Some reconstruction has been done. ix. They will meet with FEMA representative on Thursday with McMurray and Darrington. x. Bill Gilson from Box Elder County desired to receive emergency FEMA funds through Cassia County. Darrington asked for a report on repairs they have done as a result of flood damage on the roads they maintain. xi. Surplus items were discussed to be enumerated for the county auction. l. Russ Rasmussen Mini-Cassia Criminal Justice Center Not Present 18) 10:59 AM Executive Session (Communicate with legal counsel regarding pending/imminently-likely litigation) pursuant Idaho Code (1) (f) 10:59 AM Motion: Communicate with legal counsel regarding pending/imminently-likely litigation, Action: Enter Executive Session under Idaho Code (1) (f), Moved by Paul Christensen - Member, Seconded by Tim Darrington - Member. 19) 1:45 PM Upon exit of Executive Session, the board took the matter under advisement. 6 P a g e

7 20) 2:03 PM Resumption of East Valley Cattle (EVC) appeal hearing a. Geoffrey Wardle, counsel for the county from Spink Butler presented information for the start of the hearing. i. Instruction for the staff and the applicant from the 5/4/2017 portion of the hearing was to make a number of proposals for resolution of applicant s appeal. ii. Applicant was to submit additional information 1. Additional information from the applicant regarding their composting plan and how it was working and how it will work in the future. 2. Clarification refinement of the actual number of animal units for milk cows, dry cows, heifers and other stock. 3. The integration plan for how other facilities including the Preston Allen permitted property would be incorporated into EVC s operations. 4. Clarification of the legal description to define the exact number of acres included in the various EVC operations. iii. In response, the applicant submitted a detail of the composting program, animal unit head counts anticipated for the integrated facility, detail of the approximate 11,715 acres incorporated in the permits authorized to EVC, a decommissioning plan for the Preston Allen feedlot, and an update to water rights transfer that the Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) had in the interim acted upon. iv. A staff report was provided to the board and the applicant outlining the proposed resolution that the staff and applicant that both are recommending to the board. Some additional information will be required, answers to some questions, as well as the finalization of the record. v. In consultation with the applicant, counsel felt it appropriate to incorporate all of EVC s existing permits and operations into a single integrated operation pursuant the original conditional use permit for EVC #1 as a cleaner solution. vi. Wardle stated this is within the authority and discretion of the board and is consistent with existing ordinances where they are dealing with a conditional use permit that was originally approved. vii. It was determined that EVC is making efforts to have their operation more compliant with county codes with the integration of the Preston Allen feedlot and the Pearson property. Also, he felt it was good solution the applicant had proposed. viii. Some elements cannot be fully addressed as they were not technically part of this application. 1. EVC #4 was separately modified in 2014 and was not noticed as part of this application. 2. Integration of the Preston Allen exist prior use LCO was not part of this application. 3. Acreage on the west side of the EVC operation adjacent to their compost facility known as the Pearson property will be integrated as well. ix. Ongoing discussion with conditions of approval will need to take place but staff is comfortable recommending approval of this approach and that it satisfied elements of and is consistent with Cassia County Code to assure more compliance rather than less. It also mitigates concerns of the Planning and Zoning Committee in modification of the feedlot to a dairy operation. 7 P a g e

8 x. The staff report includes draft findings of fact, draft conclusions, and draft conditions of approval that will need to be reviewed. xi. A portion of the appeal can be addressed but additional proceedings will be needed to effectuate the proposed modifications the applicants has suggested. An additional hearing on integration of EVC #4 as modified with the Preston Allen and Pearson properties as Section 9-52 (C) of the Cassia County Code allows modification but only after notice and a hearing. That condition was outlined in the application. xii. With additional testimony and evidence submitted today by the applicant, the record can be closed. b. Gary Allen, EVC counsel from Givens Pursley thanked those present for giving them the opportunity to work with staff and counsel to work out a good creative resolution. They indicated support for staff findings, conclusions, and conditions. Information submitted and explained by Allen included the following for the record: i. More detailed information for the well-defined composting process. ii. A map of what is permitted and for proposed modifications for the next permit modification to allow consolidate of areas to have all permitted areas included. iii. Animal unit description with no more than 51,285 animal units in total and no more than 36,720 milking cows. Non-milking cows will be dynamic as part of the permit. iv. Detailed acreage of property prepared by their title company to include all property owned by EVC throughout the Malta area that will be required to be maintained. v. Final approval for the transfer of water rights required was received by EVC from IDWR on 5/4/2017. vi. The Preston Allen property will need to be decommissioned as a CAFO and the permit would be terminated. All cattle association with that permit would be moved into the EVC facility. vii. Some limited beef cow operations would continue on that property. Bill Millenkamp was asked by Allen to detail that with the board. 1. Millenkamp said there are currently 5,000 animal unit on that property that would be equivalent to 10,000 dairy heifers. 2. He desires to use that property for a traditional cow-calf operation with a few hundred to five hundred Angus cows. It will be used on and off through the year for branding, vaccinating, breeding and shipping out. There is no desire to use that for a CAFO operation. Six months during the winter it would not be used. 3. Darrington understood the Preston Allen property, where it is on the Raft River, would be limited use and not transition to finish out some calves to a feedlot type situation. Millenkamp gave his word that would not happen. They have no intent to do that or have any confined feeding along the river any more than the board would want. Some corrals would be removed as they are outdated. 4. No calving would take place in the corrals according to Millenkamp and locals will see the change. 5. Christensen asked if those cattle would be included in the 51,285 count and he confirmed they would be. Allen reiterated that they would not be fed on the Preston Allen property. 6. Allen asked for a favorable action on the staff report and the requested permit. 8 P a g e

9 c. Wardle said they need to identify what is to be concluded in the record. i. The 2 nd addendum staff report that the board and the applicant have and was referenced today. ii. Findings, conclusions, and conditions as presented. iii. Documents identified, presented, and date stamped of what was presented by EVC counsel. iv. The staff and applicant need direction on the Preston Allen decommissioning plan on the record. Revisions of that plan need to be consistent with comments presented during the hearing. v. Darrington indicated specifics regarding the beef cattle need to be addressed on the record in accordance with Millenkamp s assurance. He stated that needed to be maintained as a temporary operation and limited. He said it is critical that it not evolve into a feedlot situation inasmuch as it is on the Raft River. d. Allen suggested taking a break to draft the conditions between staff and EVC counsel. 2:32 PM The board took a break in the hearing to allow for counsel consultation. 2:40 PM The hearing was reconvened and went back on the record. e. Wardle said based on comments made, counsel for both parties has come up with a solution. Language in the last paragraph regarding the Preston Allen decommissioning. f. He proposed reading the new language proposed in the last paragraph regarding the decommission plan for the record. He subsequently read that into the record. g. Christensen suggested that the annual CAFO report include the beef herd at the Preston Allen property. Allen, Kunau, and Wardle concurred that is not part of the CAFO operation under county ordinance. Kunau suggested and Allen concurred that the beef herd be included in the annual report. h. Wardle said, with those revisions, modifications can be made and the record can be closed. A decision can be made with what is in front of them all, come back with final findings and conclusions of law. A resolution has not been drafted today but can be offered up from the staff report what the resolution is intended to be if the board desires. 2:46 PM Motion: Closing of the record of information coming from this hearing, Action: Approve, Moved by Tim Darrington - Member, Seconded by Paul Christensen - Member. i. Wardle stated when they come back for the final findings, they will have the index of the complete record incorporating the items identified today. j. Abenroth said the opportunity is now for the board to deliberate on what they have heard on the record and make a motion on decisions if they desire to. k. Christensen said he had read the staff report and the draft resolution and is prepared to overturn the ruling of the Planning and Zoning Commission. l. Wardle framed the language of a motion as a suggestion for the board to consider. 9 P a g e

10 2:48 PM Motion: Grant the appeal of the applicant to approve the application as modified by the applicant so that EVC #1 Resolution # shall be modified to include all acreage associated with the Cassia County Planning and Zoning Resolutions EVC #2, Resolution # and EVC #3 Resolution # as set forth in the findings of fact, conclusions of law, and conditions of approval to be adopted by the board with EVC #2 and EVC #3 thereupon being terminated and of no further force and effect continuing to a date in the future for final approval of this appeal by the applicant as modified for the sole purpose of allowing the applicant to further modify the application to incorporate the additional acreage from EVC #4 Preston Allen and the Pearson properties into this modified application, Action: Approve, Moved by Paul Christensen - Member, Seconded by Tim Darrington - Member. m. The board directed counsel to come back with final findings, conclusions, and conditions substantially in conformance with the staff report with modifications discussed her today. n. On Monday, 6/5/2017, those items will be provided by counsel by phone for the convenience of all involved. 2:52 PM Motion: Consider personnel matters, Action: Enter Executive Session under Idaho Code (1) (b), Moved by Paul Christensen - Member, Seconded by Tim Darrington - Member. 3:49 PM Upon exit of Executive Session, the matter was taken under advisement. 21) 3:49 PM Adjourn 3:49 PM Motion and Action: Adjourn meeting, Moved by Paul Christensen - Member, Seconded by Tim Darrington - Member. 10 P a g e

11 APPROVED: /s/ Bob Kunau, Chair CLERK OF THE BOARD: /s/ Joseph W. Larsen 11 P a g e

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13 COUNTY EXPENDITURES 5/22/2017 DEPARTMENT FUND/DEPT AMOUNT 104 Current COUNTY COMMISSIONERS $0.00 Expense AUDITOR & RECORDER $ Fund TREASURER $0.00 ASSESSOR $22.62 PUBLIC DEFENDER $1, AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION $0.00 COUNTY BUILDING $2, JUDICIAL CENTER $2, BOARD OF HEALTH $0.00 PLANNING & ZONING $ GENERAL $6, CIVIL DEFENSE $ COUNTY ELECTIONS $0.00 LAW ENFORCEMENT BUILDING $1, COUNTY ADMINISTRATION $90.65 VETERANS SERVICE OFFICER $0.00 CURRENT EXPENSE FUND TOTAL $14, Dedicated SOCIAL SERVICES $0.00 Funds CONFLICT INDIGENT DEFENDER $0.00 CASSIA COUNTY COURTS $ COUNTY ROAD & BRIDGE $71, WEED & PEST $ SOLID WASTE $0.00 AMBULANCE SERVICE $16, FAIR EXHIBITS $0.00 HISTORICAL SOCIETY $0.00 COMMUNITY COLLEGE $0.00 REVALUATION $ COMMUNICATIONS $1, CONSOLIDATED ELECTIONS $35.73 COUNTY WATERWAYS $0.00 COUNTY SNOWMOBILE $0.00 ASSESSOR TRUST $0.00 COURT INTERLOCK FUND $52.50 COURT TRUST FUND $6.00 K-9 TRUST $0.00 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE $ NARCOTICS SEIZED ASSETS $0.00 CASSIA DRUG TASK FORCE $0.00 D.A.R.E. TRUST $0.00 PHYSICAL FACILITIES $ ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION TRUST $0.00 ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION $1, VIOLENT PREDATOR ACCOUNT $0.00 BOX ELDER COUNTY BOOKMOBILE $0.00 WIDOW BENEFIT TRUST $0.00 DEDICATED FUNDS TOTAL $93, Justice JUSTICE FUND $0.00 Fund CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT $0.00 MINI-CASSIA JUVENILE PROBATION $0.00 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY $ CORONER $ SHERIFF - PATROL $1, SHERIFF - INVESTIGATIONS $ SHERIFF - DISPATCH $38.02 SHERIFF - ADMINISTRATION $1, MINI-CASSIA CRIMINAL JUSTICE CENTER $27, MINI-CASSIA JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER $0.00 SHERIFF - PATROL (City of Burley) $1, SHERIFF - INVESTIGATIONS (City of Burley) $ SHERIFF - ADMINISTRATION (City of Burley) $81.76 Rev. 2017_04_28 JUSTICE FUND TOTAL $33, TOTAL EXPENDITURES $142,690.11

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