§ 7193 County Auditor Claim Payments

This law tells the county auditor to issue payment warrants for claims that have been approved by the board president, a designated board member, or the full board in a public meeting.

Key Takeaways

•Claims must be approved before the auditor can pay them.
•Approval can be done by the board president, a designated board member, or the entire board in a public meeting.
•The county auditor issues warrants to actually pay the approved claims.

Example

A local school district hires a company to fix a broken playground and submits a bill.

The board must first sign off on the bill in writing or approve it during an open board meeting. Once approved, the county auditor writes a warrant to pay the company.

The county auditor shall draw warrants to pay claims made against the district when the claims have been approved in writing by the president or a member of the board designated for the purpose or approved by the board in open meeting. (Amended by Stats. 1961, Ch. 2012.)

This law tells the county auditor to issue payment warrants for claims that have been approved by the board president, a designated board member, or the full board in a public meeting.

Key Takeaways

•Claims must be approved before the auditor can pay them.
•Approval can be done by the board president, a designated board member, or the entire board in a public meeting.
•The county auditor issues warrants to actually pay the approved claims.

Example

A local school district hires a company to fix a broken playground and submits a bill.

The board must first sign off on the bill in writing or approve it during an open board meeting. Once approved, the county auditor writes a warrant to pay the company.

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