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Adam McKinney, chief technical officer, confirmed county IT staff have the manpower to perform the work and were asked to begin pulling cable the following week. Crystal said cable may need to be ordered, which could delay the start by a few days; she recommended using the county’s contingency funds if necessary to cover any change orders.

Separately, Matthew Phillips, HR and Risk Management director, said the county received quotes for ancillary insurance coverage required for concerts on July 12 and July 19 and recommended signing the agreements so coverage can be bound once contracts arrive. Phillips identified Philadelphia Insurance Company as the carrier used for these higher limits and said the quotes were reasonable. A commissioner moved to sign the insurance agreements as presented; the motion carried.

During the claims agenda, commissioners asked about a $4,700 planning-and-zoning refund. Staff explained a customer’s credit card was charged multiple times during an online permit transaction and later paid by check, prompting the refund. Commissioners approved the consent/claims items.

The board gave staff direction to proceed with in‑house installation at the $6,000 estimate and authorized signatures for the insurance agreements; no separate formal contract award to an outside vendor was recorded for the YDC cabling.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","6/19/2025 Bannock County Commissioners - Business Meetings","oneSentenceSummary","County staff will install data cabling for the YDC event center at an estimated $6,000; commissioners authorized higher-limit insurance coverage for two concerts and approved claims including a planning-and-zoning refund.","taxTitle","Bannock County, Idaho","taxId",5618,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6554055,"Bannock County public works reports increased mosquito control, chip-seal progress and discusses trail paving options",88,232720,321250,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5031068-00f4f50c8d211a15fe053463fc822d99&start=232&end=321","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5031068-00f4f50c8d211a15fe053463fc822d99/thumbnail_232720.jpg","/articles/6554055/Bannock-County/Idaho/Bannock-County-public-works-reports-increased-mosquito-control-chip-seal-progress-and-discusses-trail-paving-options","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6554055-affcd939452ccb81b9880aa97eba8e07/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447600&Signature=RjJdAMZKCpPkTqdj2ioMh~Hft44LdjQIWyf51FTrUeW-dod4S-3M-U~oWTfaALExlo8Jl1PT72Iiaf9br3EmSOo8kFS1yquAFBhXao1OzhlWyThGnI4ffbwLKSKrDwLI6PYi~Gx1dAlJsF8HyokuZe4BHzJKQ3tviBs39tkF2zS3SZvd9QeAQZEbiNa6Jekyx8SzD66-F4ZVGfoDLThwAmY-2584V-cjffR-SgGU3oKhqg~VCX1QiICgikXxBVJUDAPAtom7ncyP2PWnaGw~Nqx-Ds7OWoR0Wj3kN9gM-ZUyS0AGpUefShftZcXy6gtIGIVM3K2GaAhX5MjtpOT~VQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kyle Burmister, Bannock County Public Works, and Dana Evans, Bannock County Mosquito Abatement, gave the board an operations update covering mosquito control, road work and maintenance equipment.

Evans said mosquito crews have treated about 235 acres so far; roughly 75% of that acreage was treated using a drone. Nighttime fogging covered about 15,862 acres, Evans told the board, and she showed county officials mosquito larvae samples collected near Highland Golf Course in Pocatello. Evans said crews found large numbers of larvae in small standing-water pockets fed by golf-course runoff; she described using larvicides (named in the meeting transcript) and nocturnal fogging around affected areas.

Evans said the program had a late start because of cold weather but is now \"in full swing\" and that county staff are receiving calls from residential and outlying areas. Commissioners discussed issuing a public-information reminder asking residents to remove stagnant water from yards, bird baths and other containers to reduce mosquito habitat.

On equipment and road maintenance, Burmister reported weed spraying is mostly complete on main roads and crews have started broadleaf spraying and chip seals. He said the county’s new chipper is performing well and that recent work included large stretches around Ski Hill, Pink Creek, Indian Creek, Rio Vista and Filbon. He noted a distributor truck required an overnight part but crews expect to resume full production.

Board members and staff discussed whether the county should rent or buy a trail paver (an \"8-footer\") for upcoming trail and parking-lot sealing around the Wellness Complex and arena. Burmister recommended renting for short-term needs, noting the county’s distributor truck can widen or narrow spray bars and can use a wand for tight areas; he said sealing parking lots without lots of curbing or tight turns could be feasible with county equipment and some extra labor.

Commissioners also asked whether the mosquito program follows Federal Aviation Administration rules and whether the county has policies for drone operations; staff said they follow FAA rules and will coordinate with the sheriff’s office to align local policies. Burmister noted cost-share paperwork for weed spraying had been slow to arrive and that the timing late in the season reduces the usefulness of some cost-share programs.

The presentation was informational; no formal board vote was recorded on the operational items reported.","Public works and mosquito abatement officials told the commissioners they have treated thousands of acres with drones and truck fogging, described late-season challenges, and briefed the board on road chip-seal, weed spraying and options for trail sealing and paving.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6554060,"Bannock County commissioners approve 2025 burn ban from July 1 to Oct. 1",170,12890,183020,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5031068-00f4f50c8d211a15fe053463fc822d99&start=12&end=183","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5031068-00f4f50c8d211a15fe053463fc822d99/thumbnail_12890.jpg","/articles/6554060/Bannock-County/Idaho/Bannock-County-commissioners-approve-2025-burn-ban-from-July-1-to-Oct-1","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6554060-856e4849004baec05ebcceb52676f9ce/orig.mp4?Expires=1770447600&Signature=So9ab8RdCU38kSI54T4PF0EaWovU0rDpIj4y4wwFGU4rVsNcUvw~UF0kc3lmzRw4MhQFs~-sNYixt3jvEY~6OstKbRd-r8z02KM7lkFyAfVREH~KnN0TT717qWBw6wD~hJzKPO9G-03CuGCpjzX5tZqYk9Zb65yXWlWgmQO2y29gzkJqSoxEGy558TsflFZByIB7pW6EQ-x1A3yOPh4EhQqdp9bkhHnscU7p-eovoPlYKQPQs0v5wzOITWjj0g~5LcuOWydQLv9cpW2Cq4Z-hItO2GeOwJH6bya2DjxFoGm4~q~RSHThsCaOHq72VVbWmBeEmNXQRWv3mcmJ9-1EhA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Wes Jones, Office of Emergency Management, presented the county’s annual burn ban and accompanying press release and asked the board to approve and sign it.

Jones said the ban is standardized and runs \"from July 1 to the October 1, contingent upon the weather conditions and fuel loads and and everything else later in October.\" He told the board the wording and press release have been reviewed by county attorneys.

A commissioner raised a question about the press-release wording that says \"many of the fire officials from the municipalities, fire districts\" rather than simply \"fire officials,\" noting the phrasing could suggest not all fire agencies agreed. Jones said the county attempts to collect responses from all fire departments and fire commissioners in Bannock County but does not always receive responses from every agency.

After that exchange, a commissioner moved to approve the 2025 burn ban; the motion was seconded and the board voted in favor.

The approved document places the burn ban effective July 1 through Oct. 1, subject to change based on weather and fuel loads, and authorizes the chair to sign the release so the county’s public information officers can distribute the guidance.

The record includes discussion of the press-release phrasing but no change to the effective dates or the core ban language. The board did not attach additional conditions or amendments during the vote.","The Bannock County Board of Commissioners approved the county's annual burn ban for July 1–Oct. 1, contingent on weather and fuel conditions, after presentation by the Office of Emergency Management.","actionData","errors"]

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