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The board approved the county agricultural extension agreement with the University of Idaho, following a staff confirmation that the document had been updated to reflect corrections in the final budget. County Chair Nikki Ennis moved to sign the extension agreement and commissioners voted to approve it.

The board also approved three resolutions on the record: Resolution 2025-58 adopting fee changes and new fees for fiscal year 2026; Resolution 2025-59 approving the fiscal year 2026 Bannock County budget; and Resolution 2025-60 approving tax cancellation requests. A single motion was made to approve resolutions 2025-58, 2025-59 and 2025-60, and the motion passed by voice vote.

A signature-only item authorizing sheriff’s office protection for SIYFL (Little League) football was also approved. Commissioners noted the sheriff’s overtime/hourly rate for that assignment increased to $63 per hour; the motion approved the law enforcement protection contract and related memos.

The board adopted the consent agenda without comment and closed the recorded items of business. Several other matters discussed in the meeting were handled separately by staff or in other agenda items.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","09/09/2025 Bannock County Commissioners Meetings","oneSentenceSummary","The Bannock County Board of Commissioners approved multiple routine items including an agricultural extension agreement with the University of Idaho, three FY2026 budget- and fee-related resolutions, a sheriff protection contract for youth football, and the consent agenda.","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},6475085,"Comptroller wins board approval to contract for lease-accounting service; confidentiality and costs discussed",344,621000,965000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5738140-06faf6afa11b344ebff0817f5ddd7421&start=621&end=965","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5738140-06faf6afa11b344ebff0817f5ddd7421/thumbnail_621000.jpg","/articles/6475085/Bannock-County/Idaho/Comptroller-wins-board-approval-to-contract-for-lease-accounting-service-confidentiality-and-costs-discussed","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6475085-580fb5447104abf4d89d6ad3d1380a1d/orig.mp4?Expires=1770984495&Signature=F1IKlSemY42jTqUNRtTzMdd7m571EhlBKMF-CWheczwomEgqD7oXlljCqnXSk1ZcUTnF4RrOd8y1ByW2rtXeD9cngoqTLWTGtOEunpXVnNh4xWh73-V5d9-S684N4jFvUaszQXVsGPekWHulItzmkmVX9LipAcJBXdNESEFHruYERNHbi8uBLCaIO1nKvYbMdyrCqpgzKmoSUV1WbPFYJDOOfHa4Kpte7ftEHZtFMHDq03XxGqaiIVc~kwR~eVOGOxp-HG~xF1RiE1mpXep383PI0iV8TlPZcMUvcQfdTcMrv6Kl-dHNngCnqx6F7H7XQ0KL0eddHafGfqRGPMSCRQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Bannock County Comptroller Christie Closser secured board authorization Tuesday for the county to engage a lease-accounting vendor the record identifies as DevRelic (also referred to as Dev Oaks/Dev book), at an annual cost of $7,500.

Closser told the board the vendor focuses on lease accounting for governments and that the county needs an outside system because current staff tools cannot meet the accounting requirements. “That is not something that Dayton’s gonna be able to do for us,” Closser said, referring to internal capacity. She said the vendor charges $7,500 annually and noted a $4,000 implementation fee that the vendor may require if the contract is not signed before the end of the month.

County legal counsel reviewed confidentiality provisions. Closser summarized legal staff recommendations: county data provided to the vendor should be marked confidential and, where the vendor receives a public-records request or subpoena for material in the vendor system, the county would provide notice to the vendor before producing records. “The recommendation was to simply on the side of marking any information we give them as confidential,” Closser said.

Closser described the contract as a three-year agreement with a 30-day out provision and said there is no appropriations clause extending the county’s fiscal-year obligation. She said the product is standalone and not a plugin to the county’s Tyler system; it will produce amortization schedules, depreciation and lease accounting entries that the comptroller’s office will reconcile.

Commissioners authorized the chairman to sign the agreement. The board’s approval included direction that county operations funds be used and that the comptroller coordinate data delivery and system setup. Legal counsel noted remedies for a breach would be contract damages; commissioners voiced confidence in the vendor’s handling of confidential information while acknowledging any data disclosure risk.

Closser said staff expects the vendor to deliver information in time for the county’s December financial entries and footnotes, and that the vendor will provide a login for the county’s accounting staff to review entries.","The Bannock County board authorized the chairman to sign a contract for a lease-accounting service (vendor name in the record: DevRelic/Dev Oaks), at $7,500 annually with a potential $4,000 implementation fee if not signed by month end; commissioners discussed confidentiality and contract terms.",{"_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},6475090,"Bannock County awards janitorial services contract to Boatman and Sons Cleaning",80,537000,617000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5738140-06faf6afa11b344ebff0817f5ddd7421&start=537&end=617","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5738140-06faf6afa11b344ebff0817f5ddd7421/thumbnail_537000.jpg","/articles/6475090/Bannock-County/Idaho/Bannock-County-awards-janitorial-services-contract-to-Boatman-and-Sons-Cleaning","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6475090-84573f18d640672ac7d0ffde639181f7/orig.mp4?Expires=1770984495&Signature=Z5WKqcHUmO3Nwhh~wi3smf7IhQyh-kn5dYtdMVE7Vc7XtXfIcqJzDm5~yCqGN6HRzNyDfnCszrE~qK3aWbl8ETteRPR8Nlu9WFK-0EfoaR~T6DzRbi51nf10I4bYjjcQiZ3Y-CfvwfjncIfyY6asj0FPevTCcvEcc0n~LmjfoaAnuRtF4odqQgqVNrTAOIB7h4ke5B8CSkxkv22KS~CuaR4Ingsujj67fUQlLuaIFGLa132Oy8YLFsaXtivBVmxm0guaQP55pDLBUjtANXfxWMy~e~-UdjHicpCKxUfpEGxPEveeLvkOl0ZitAVHDotgd6KU7E2BLUG9MpqkzXPabQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its Tuesday meeting the Bannock County Board of Commissioners voted to award the county janitorial services contract to Boatman and Sons Cleaning at an annual amount of $118,089.60.

Janda, identified in the meeting as the county’s chief procurement officer, told the board the vendor had reviewed the scope of work and was confident in the bid submitted. “We would like to recommend that the request for proposal for janitorial services be awarded to Boatman and Sons Cleaning in the amount of annually a $118,089.60,” Janda said.

Commissioners asked no substantive questions during the presentation. The board moved to award the contract and authorized staff to forward the contract for review and signature; the procurement officer said the contract should be back before the board next week for finalization.

No financing detail beyond the annual contract amount was discussed in the record; commissioners approved the motion by voice vote.","The Board approved a three-party recommendation to award janitorial services to Boatman and Sons Cleaning at $118,089.60 per year and will return the contract next week for final signatures.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6475095,"Bannock County grants floodplain variance for States property after staff recommendation",339,184000,523000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5738140-06faf6afa11b344ebff0817f5ddd7421&start=184&end=523","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5738140-06faf6afa11b344ebff0817f5ddd7421/thumbnail_184000.jpg","/articles/6475095/Bannock-County/Idaho/Bannock-County-grants-floodplain-variance-for-States-property-after-staff-recommendation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6475095-591acbd44c1238c7b05f89254645d7ab/orig.mp4?Expires=1770984495&Signature=nkQO3YeiL239ZQdJFIH0v1E8GTrWpPJc58ujB0Um8~He0qcYYrBLTiGtm-ZHRW0dvp3ABpVTcqg00yKak~S3jShxQMKQ9RYu4T03faleOd3Adk~IzAT878JYRp~jSwNA2KqfQhkr1v~mu1Jt5PejFDksAGa0eVr~CEe26mh3zjHv5UEao1UMb9Tr~X7jWO1cTuRf4tE-GyXpaI6tDI4MC9scKwdhZ0npJoVglhRzPB2z1FWIpIQH0kMn7yI1B28rL9ccUwYhzYjGBX9IkiZNuHLUqvgM4b1IT~unXfK65VDqdknyC-4wNrvhVBFkjUE63fr2LgVlK66nhNRWUG9qrQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Bannock County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved a variance to the county’s floodplain freeboard requirement for a proposed home on property owned by David and Angela States.

Planning Director Hal Jensen told commissioners the staff report recommended approval and that the applicants had worked with county staff for 15 to 18 months preparing plans. “We have compliance on all of those particular items,” Jensen said, referring to the variance criteria in the staff report.

The variance concerns the county’s freeboard requirement, an engineering safety factor above base flood elevation. Jensen said the county’s ordinance adopted in 2021 incorporated a state-recommended freeboard that can require structures to be two feet above base flood elevation. He noted the county is reviewing that standard and that many other jurisdictions use a one-foot freeboard. “We are in the process of looking at that,” Jensen said.

Jensen and the planning staff said the States family has owned the property since 1959 and that the application met the county’s variance standards. Commissioner Holder said the ordinance review made the variance request sensible. Commissioner Bullock asked a clarifying question during discussion: “What in the world is freeboard?” Jensen replied, “Freeboard is an engineering term relative to the floodplain, which is an additional height from base flood elevation.”

After discussion, a motion to grant the variance “as requested” was made and put to a vote. All commissioners present voted in favor; the motion passed.

The board did not set other conditions beyond those noted in the staff report. County staff indicated the floodplain ordinance is under review and that the county may adjust the freeboard requirement as part of that rewrite.

The developers and planning staff said they will proceed with the building plans under the variance as approved.","The Bannock County Board of Commissioners approved a variance reducing the local freeboard requirement for a private home project after staff recommended approval and the owners documented long family occupancy and preparation.","actionData","errors"]

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