Votes at a glance: LaPorte County Solid Waste District actions on April 22, 2026
April 23, 2026 | LaPorte County, Indiana
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At its April 22 meeting, the LaPorte County Solid Waste District board recorded the following formal outcomes by voice vote:
- Approved minutes for Jan. 14, 2026; Feb. 18, 2026; and March 25, 2026.
- Approved claims covering February, March and April, including acknowledgement that prior fire-related payouts were included in the January claims (approximately $206,000).
- Approved a recommended 7‑year loan restructure through Horizon to pay off the remainder of an existing loan and add $365,000 for compost-site needs.
- Authorized staff to pursue Keystone Pay/Fund's cloud migration offer (vendor will waive a roughly $25,000 migration fee if the district signs a contract by June); staff will budget first‑year costs and return with final contract documents.
- Accepted the single-staff cash-handling disclosure and directed staff to add it to the district's uniform control standards with a signature page for documentation.
- Agreed to invite Lomer Ag Products to present at the next meeting about mulch removal options and scheduling.
Where the transcript records only a voice vote, the record shows motions were moved and seconded and approved by members saying "aye." The transcript does not provide roll-call vote tallies by name for these outcomes.
- Approved minutes for Jan. 14, 2026; Feb. 18, 2026; and March 25, 2026.
- Approved claims covering February, March and April, including acknowledgement that prior fire-related payouts were included in the January claims (approximately $206,000).
- Approved a recommended 7‑year loan restructure through Horizon to pay off the remainder of an existing loan and add $365,000 for compost-site needs.
- Authorized staff to pursue Keystone Pay/Fund's cloud migration offer (vendor will waive a roughly $25,000 migration fee if the district signs a contract by June); staff will budget first‑year costs and return with final contract documents.
- Accepted the single-staff cash-handling disclosure and directed staff to add it to the district's uniform control standards with a signature page for documentation.
- Agreed to invite Lomer Ag Products to present at the next meeting about mulch removal options and scheduling.
Where the transcript records only a voice vote, the record shows motions were moved and seconded and approved by members saying "aye." The transcript does not provide roll-call vote tallies by name for these outcomes.
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