Mineral County commissioners grapple with unexpected $5K bill
Portico entryway of Mineral County Courthouse shows signs of wear, with a noticeable lean caused by the far right pillar, and is in need of replacement, according to engineers. (Hannah Shields/Daily Inter Lake)
Mineral County commissioners are upset with a $5,000 bill for surveying work they say was ordered without their knowledge or permission.
Deputy County Attorney Wally Congdon requested services from a Missoula-based land surveying firm, Montana Northwest Company, while placing a lien on a commercial property in St. Regis at Commissioner Duane Simons’ direction. On Jan. 29, he received an invoice of $5,010 for the work.
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