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C C Communications Claims Allowed by the Board of County Commissioners at Their Regular Meetings for the Months of October Thru December 2018 C C Communications Claims allowed by the Board of County Commissioners at their regular meetings for the months of October thru December 2018 Supplies & Services AARON CLARK 30.00 ADAMS CABLE EQUIPMENT INC 5,182.50 ADI 45,098.82 AFLAC 4,641.79 AIR FILTER SALES & SERVICE 252.19 ALLSTREAM 99.36 ALTE 1,809.82 ALTEC 113.94 AMAZON.COM/GECRB 6,778.61 AMERICAN CAR WASH 10.00 AMERICAN DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION 129.00 AMERICAN EQUIPMENT INC 13,179.66 ANIXTER, INC 393.59 ANPI, LLC - NS 14,610.30 AT&T 477.00 AUDIO ON HOLD LTD 295.00 BATTLEBORN FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE 2,409.66 BELL, STEVEN N. 12,600.00 BLOOSTON, MORDKOFSKY, DICKENS 4,204.77 BLR 299.00 BROWN, PATTI 370.61 BSG TPV, LLC 304.20 BYRD, ED 253.41 CALIX INC 100,384.60 CAMILON, MELESSA 21.81 CBS SPORTS NETWORK 1,783.79 CC COMMUNICATIONS 191.68 CCHS GIRLS BASKETBALL 300.00 CEDA BUSINESS COUNCIL 1,060.00 CENTURYLINK 11,574.92 CHRISTENSEN AUTOMOTIVE OF FALLON 323.26 CHURCHILL COUNTY CLERK/TRES. 324,999.99 CHURCHILL COUNTY COMPTROLLER 10,406.72 CHURCHILL COUNTY COMPTROLLER FUEL 8,905.49 CHURCHILL COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 134,303.71 CHURCHILL COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION 100.00 CHURCHILL COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 13,206.46 CHURCHILL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 5.00 CHURCHILL COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT 65.00 CHURCHILL COUNTY TREASURER 5,284.08 CIGNA HEALTH & LIFE INSURANCE 128,744.02 CIGNA-LINA 6,518.15 CITY OF RENO 576.82 CITY OF YERINGTON 15.00 CLEARFIELD, INC 5,917.40 CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC 53,048.58 COGENT COMMUNICATIONS INC 2,076.67 COMCAST SPORTSNET BAY AREA 33,177.60 COMMSOFT 92,613.98 COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA 1,564.24 COMSEARCH 800.00 COMSTOCK TELECOM 18,831.27 CONNECTWISE, INC. 7,536.52 CSSA 6,769.16 CUMMINS SALES AND SERVICE 1,360.48 DIGITAL MATRIX SYSTEMS INC 300.00 DOI/BLM 17,026.76 DOI/BLM CARSON CITY 1,884.10 DPS MEDIA, INC 22,033.83 DPS TELECOM 53,190.62 ENPROBE INC 2,700.00 EQUIFAX INFORMATION SERVICES LLC 874.81 EVANS DRYWALL 3,204.72 EXTOLLO COMMUNICATIONS LLC 2,126.16 EYEP-SOLUTIONS 2,148.40 FALLON CHURCHILL FIRE DEPT 200.00 FALLON, CITY OF 38,579.34 FARMER BROS. CO. 447.73 FAUCETTE MICRO SYSTEMS, INC 390.00 FEDEX 179.53 FIBER OPTIC SUPPLY, INC. 69,568.91 FRANK, BRETT 30.00 GENUINE CABLE GROUP 8,550.00 GETTY IMAGES (US) INC 5,016.38 GIG NETWORKS 21,262.25 GIGANEWS, INC. 1,500.00 GP GLOBAL 1,125.00 GRACENOTE MEDIA SERVICES LLC 3,260.79 GRAINGER 372.56 GRAY TELEVISION INC 13,549.30 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 5,606.12 GVNW CONSULTING, INC 65.00 H2O ENVIRONMENTAL INC 2,654.64 HEALTHEQUITY, INC. 10,110.03 HINTONBURDICK NEVADA, LLC 30,000.00 HOSTMYSITE.COM 191.26 IN STITCHES CUSTOM EMBROIDERY 50.00 INTELIQUENT, INC 12,243.19 INTERNATIONAL MEDIA DISTRIBUTION, LLC. 630.50 INTERSTATE TRS FUND 14,988.00 IQ TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS 33,904.70 JAY LINGENFELTER 490.75 JEFF'S DIGITEX PRINTING 2,241.15 JENSEN PRECAST 134,914.00 JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL 136.46 JW WELDING SUPPLY 98.10 KD AUTOMOTIVE 399.16 KENT'S SUPPLY CENTER 145.62 KTVN CHANNEL 2 15,174.24 KVLV-AM & KKTU-FM 1,025.00 L/P INSURANCE SERVICES 7,560.00 LAHONTAN VALLEY NEWS 26.00 LATTIN, JESSE 30.00 LEXISNEXIS RISK DATA MANAGEMENT INC 1,200.00 LORMAN EDUCATION SERVICES 398.00 LOUIE'S COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES LLC 23,923.14 LOUIE'S HOME CENTER, INC 934.74 MACLEOD WATTS INC 2,400.00 MAPCOM SYSTEMS LLC 17,466.75 MCVICARS, F JAMES 1,350.00 MEINTEL,SGRIGNOLI & WALLACE LLC 5,200.00 MLB NETWORK, LLC 2,079.00 MOSS-ADAMS LLP 2,244.47 NAPA AUTO PARTS 213.89 NATIONAL CABLE TV CO-OP 275,503.35 NATIONAL DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE 74.85 NDOT DISTRICT II PERMITS -SPARKS 1,200.00 NELS STOKES 166.91 NEVADA TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOC 6,873.16 NEVADA UNCLAIMED PROPERTY 15.18 NEVADA WATER FOWL ASSOCIATION 100.00 NEW RIVER TOWNSHIP JUSTICE COURT 96.00 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO 2,722.35 NICE N' TIDY 10,003.00 NNE CONSTRUCTION INC 856,453.79 NORTHFLOW SOLUTIONS, INC 18,547.00 NV ENERGY 18,891.33 NVUSF 403.31 OASIS AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC 2,153.00 OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. 480.55 OFS FITEL LLC 4,304.51 ORACLE CORP 364.09 OSG BILLING SERVICES 10,541.58 OSI HARDWARE 2,253.26 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES 771.00 PIVOT GROUP LLC 17,650.00 PLATINUM OFFICE SOLUTIONS INC 1,702.94 POSTMASTER 2,750.20 POWER & TELEPHONE CO 22,760.75 PROMO DIRECT 1,104.59 PUBLIC AGENCY COMPENSATION 7,695.50 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 293,413.13 PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA 1,342.20 R & E FASTENERS, INC 385.68 RENO 200 S. VIRGINIA, LLC 4,037.39 RFD-TV 721.93 RICE, MIKE 273.93 SAFETY ON SITE 223.79 SANDELL'S LTD 1,040.40 SECRETARY OF STATE 35.00 SECURITY CENTRAL 1,388.73 SECURITY COVERAGE INC 17,618.50 SHOWTIME NETWORKS INC. 3,759.00 SIERRA NEVADA MEDIA GROUP 2,037.91 SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO 1,272.00 SKYFIBER VIDEO, LLC 19,000.00 SNI / SI NETWORKS LLC 3,276.99 SOLUS NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC 685.00 SOLUTIONS GRANTED INC 1,836.54 SONUS NETWORKS, INC 11,000.00 SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL 400.00 SOUTHWEST GAS 2,635.21 STAPLES ADVANTAGE 140.49 STATE OF NEVADA - PEBP 46,489.23 STATE OF NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE LANDS 1,250.00 SUBSENTIO LLC 3,303.00 SWITCH 28,306.87 SYNIVERSE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC 28,533.46 TEDFORD TIRE & OIL CO 807.80 TELCORDIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. -NY 4,379.99 TELEDYNAMICS, LLP 529.99 THE PARTS HOUSE 467.36 TOP GUN CARWASH, LLC 112.00 TOWER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY 1,907.74 TRENCH PLATE RENTAL CO. 721.10 UNIFIRST CORP 1,982.84 UNIQUE ASSEMBLY & DECORATING INC 351.04 UNITED TEL-REPAIR INC 493.52 UNIVERSAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATIVE CO 85,117.41 UNUM LIFE INSURANCE CO OF AMERICA 9,129.94 UPS 355.96 USA FLEET SOLUTIONS 390.60 VANTAGE POINT SOLUTIONS, INC. 15,390.35 VERIZON WIRELESS 7,080.49 VISION SERVICE PLAN - (NV) 1,617.91 VOYA RETIREMENT & ANNUITY COMPANY 43,369.62 VOYANT COMMUNICATIONS 12,553.93 VUBIQUITY 7,507.17 WAGE WORKS 3,341.46 WALKER & ASSOCIATES INC 1,957.00 WAL-MART COMMUNITY/GECRB 422.73 WEATHERFONE 210.00 WEDCO INC 1,676.27 WELLS FARGO 9,483.91 WELLS FARGO BANK 171,444.17 WELLS FARGO REMITTANCE CENTER 47,187.95 WESTCON-COMSTOR 2,349.70 WESTERN INSURANCE SPECIALTIES 1,648.53 WTA 12,049.00 ZAYO GROUP LLC 41,806.97 ZONES, INC. 20,568.95 This Quarterly Report is required by N.R.S. 244.225. Any questions regarding the above, please contact the Accounting Manager at 423-7171. .
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