With the deadline to file set for Monday, August 29 at 5 p.m., Candidates are stepping up to file for the special districts in the November general election in Johnson County.
As of Friday Afternoon, candidates had already filed to run for the cemetery district, school district, hospital and fire
The Johnson County Commission has set their final bill pay date as June 29 from 9 to noon, for final business to be transacted with the county for fiscal year 2021-22.
The commission also discussed their date for adopting the final budget for 2022-23.
The county must report their budget to the
Commission Chair Bill Novotny explained the need for the certifications.
County Clerk Vickie Edelman said the amount spent on attorney fees from February to April of this year was just under $36,000.
Johnson County’s Commissioners voted this week to amend the current 2020-21 budget to add funds to help deal with the pandemic and for the county’s Victim Witness Program.
The first grant, from the Wyoming Department of Health, is for just over $102,000 for COVID-19 surveillance and testing.
The second, for roughly $460, is a reimbursement, according to Clerk Vickie Edelman.
The total amount of the budget amendment was $102,638.98.