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C C Communications Claims Allowed by the Board of County Commissioners at Their Regular Meetings for the Months of July Thru September 2019 C C Communications Claims allowed by the Board of County Commissioners at their regular meetings for the months of July thru September 2019 Supplies & Services ADAMS CABLE EQUIPMENT INC 5,695.85 ADI 13,081.87 ADOBE MAX 2019 1,790.00 ADVANCED MEDIA TECHNOLO 1,786.69 AFLAC 4,869.81 AIR FILTER SALES & SERVICE 260.72 ALLISON, MACKENZIE,PAVLAKIS, WRIGHT 1,848.08 ALLSTREAM 157.29 AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES- NET 30 11,256.04 AMERICAN CAR WASH 10.00 AMERICAN DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION 129.00 AMERIGAS 536.00 ANAYA, KRISTI 140.00 ANIXTER, INC 51.24 ANPI, LLC - NS 16,316.84 APPLE COMPUTER, INC. 2,098.00 ARIN 2,000.00 AT&T 3,224.32 AUDIO ON HOLD LTD 212.00 BALLARD, DAWN 64.98 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 1,000.00 BROADCASTERS GENERAL STORE INC 4,092.00 BROWN, PATRICIA 435.00 BSG TPV, LLC 302.10 C BAR R 1,107.02 CABLE TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL, INC 441.50 CALIX INC 314,721.12 CAMILON, MELESSA 2,237.00 CBS SPORTS NETWORK 1,886.92 CC COMMUNICATIONS 8.10 CCHS CHEER 110.00 CDW GOVERNMENT, INC 2,279.09 CEDA BUSINESS COUNCIL 430.00 CHRISTENSEN AUTOMOTIVE OF FALLON 418.08 CHURCHILL AREA REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION 2,500.00 CHURCHILL ARTS COUNCIL 1,800.00 CHURCHILL COUNTY CLERK/TRES. 624,999.99 CHURCHILL COUNTY COMPTROLLER 8,655.41 CHURCHILL COUNTY COMPTROLLER FUEL 11,523.47 CHURCHILL COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 121,587.14 CHURCHILL COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 11,514.87 CHURCHILL COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES 100.00 CHURCHILL COUNTY TREASURER 4,563.51 CIGNA HEALTH & LIFE INSURANCE 126,075.79 CIGNA-LINA 6,500.37 CITY OF FALLON/ CITY CLERK 15,446.25 CLEARFIELD, INC 14,371.55 COALITION FOR WILLIAM N PENNINGTON LIFE 2,500.00 CODALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC 12,485.57 COGENT COMMUNICATIONS INC 6,075.00 COMCAST SPORTSNET BAY AREA 20,492.64 COMMSOFT 13,918.50 COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA 1,351.38 COMSTOCK TELECOM 16,364.96 CONNECTWISE, INC. 7,386.52 CSSA 11,409.98 DASCOM SYSTEMS GROUP 52,045.00 DELL MARKETING LP 32,109.46 DELTA FIRE SYSTEMS 22,888.00 DIGITAL MATRIX SYSTEMS INC 300.00 DPS MEDIA, INC 24,122.83 DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING 150.00 E.H. HURSH, INC 7,004.00 EMRB 330.00 EQUIFAX INFORMATION SERVICES LLC 1,234.53 EXTOLLO COMMUNICATIONS LLC 1,776.39 FALLON FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION INC 20,000.00 FALLON POP WARNER 100.00 FALLON, CITY OF 45,655.25 FARMER BROS. CO. 297.48 FEDEX 94.76 FIBER OPTIC SUPPLY, INC. 37,876.00 FIBERWAVE CORPORATION 5,909.01 GENUINE CABLE GROUP 25,876.00 GIG NETWORKS 8,379.82 GIGANEWS, INC. 1,500.00 GP GLOBAL 1,125.00 GRACENOTE MEDIA SERVICES LLC 2,349.39 GRAINGER 1,281.67 GRANITE PROPANE INC 66.00 GRAY TELEVISION GROUP INC 22,872.70 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 95,975.06 HEALTHEQUITY, INC. 15,638.40 HINTONBURDICK NEVADA, LLC 1,500.00 HOSTMYSITE.COM 183.15 ICONECTIV,LLC 2,221.27 INGRAM MICRO INC 362.75 INTELIQUENT, INC 9,060.97 INTERNATIONAL MEDIA DISTRIBUTION, LLC. 221.00 INTERSTATE TRS FUND 11,727.60 IT DYNAMIX LTD 80,398.94 JEFF'S DIGITEX PRINTING 821.25 JENSEN PRECAST 4,601.00 JIM REGAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP 200.00 JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL 867.50 JW WELDING SUPPLY 98.10 KD AUTOMOTIVE 604.55 KTVN CHANNEL 2 16,265.06 KVLV-AM & KKTU-FM 400.00 L/P INSURANCE SERVICES LLC 7,560.00 LADY GREENWAVE VOLLEYBALL 200.00 LEXISNEXIS RISK DATA MANAGEMENT INC 1,200.00 LOUIE'S COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES LLC 24,226.16 LOUIE'S HOME CENTER, INC 863.65 LUMOS & ASSOCIATES INC 8,200.00 MASCOT MEDIA LLC 479.97 MCVICARS, F JAMES 1,350.00 MID-STATE INSTRUMENTS, LLC 289.20 MLB NETWORK, LLC 2,933.28 MOSS-ADAMS LLP 8,000.00 NAPA AUTO PARTS 217.93 NATIONAL CABLE TV CO-OP 281,637.96 NATIONAL DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE 74.85 NATIONWIDE POWER SOLUTIONS INC 10,663.00 NDOT DISTRICT II PERMITS -SPARKS 600.00 NEVADA BLUE, LTD. 208.51 NEVADA TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOC 500.00 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO 3,396.93 NICE N' TIDY 10,135.50 NNE CONSTRUCTION INC 1,024,731.42 NV ENERGY 28,200.86 NVUSF 1,218.95 OASIS AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING, INC 29.00 OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. 502.23 ORACLE CORP 378.65 OSG BILLING SERVICES 10,596.11 OSI HARDWARE 10,718.63 PETERSEN, ROBERT 101.00 PITNEY BOWES GLOBAL FINANCIAL SERVICES 777.00 PITNEY BOWES PURCHASE POWER 500.00 PIVOT GROUP LLC 14,750.00 PLATINUM OFFICE SOLUTIONS INC 2,285.80 POWER & TELEPHONE CO 24,760.56 PROMO DIRECT 2,826.66 PUBLIC AGENCY COMPENSATION 8,102.50 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 256,180.53 PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA 1,171.26 R & E FASTENERS, INC 775.73 REGISTER OF COPYRIGHTS 9,238.55 RENAISSANCE DENTAL 8,185.20 RENO 200 S. VIRGINIA, LLC 4,616.80 RIBBON COMMUNICATIONS OPERATING CO, INC 31,067.06 SAFETY ON SITE 309.05 SECURITY CENTRAL 1,555.55 SECURITY COVERAGE INC 20,095.02 SHOWTIME NETWORKS INC. 3,361.92 SIERRA ECO SYSTEMS 1,500.00 SIERRA NEVADA MEDIA GROUP-NEW 3950 1,218.80 SILVER STATE BARRICADE & SIGNS 120.00 SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP, INC 18,304.12 SKYFIBER VIDEO, LLC 2,000.00 SKYLER ELECTRIC CO. INC 2,750.00 SNI / SI NETWORKS LLC 3,318.00 SOLUS NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC 660.00 SOLUTIONS GRANTED INC 2,148.00 SOLUTIONS II, INC 55,072.98 SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY FINANCIAL AID & 1,000.00 SOUTHWEST GAS 753.92 STAPLES ADVANTAGE 95.56 STATE OF NEVADA - NDEP 200.00 STATE OF NEVADA - PEBP 32,782.52 STATE OF NEVADA DEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES 630.00 STATE OF NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE LANDS 270.00 SUBSENTIO LLC 3,357.00 SUNRISE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIFIC 311.26 SWETT, BILL 9.44 SWITCH 27,465.00 SYNIVERSE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC 18,929.64 TEDFORD TIRE & OIL CO 62.95 THE FALLON POST 1,150.00 THE PARTS HOUSE 222.99 TITAN WIRE & CABLE LLC 2,775.13 TOP GUN CARWASH, LLC 97.00 TOWER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY 1,490.61 TRUCKEE CARSON IRRIGATION DISTRICT 58.30 UNIFIRST CORP 1,824.73 UNITED TEL-REPAIR INC 1,943.51 UNIVERSAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATIVE CO 23,332.43 UNIVERSITY NEVADA RENO 2,000.00 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA REGENTS 945.00 UPS 421.67 US AIRCONDITIONING DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 834.20 USA FLEET SOLUTIONS 627.75 VERIZON WIRELESS 6,823.35 VISION SERVICE PLAN - (NV) 1,627.41 VOYA RETIREMENT & ANNUITY COMPANY 29,433.44 VOYANT COMMUNICATIONS 30,807.24 VUBIQUITY 3,540.00 WALKER & ASSOCIATES INC 113,104.71 WAL-MART COMMUNITY/GECRB 1,731.03 WEATHERFONE 210.00 WEDCO INC 3,158.50 WELLS FARGO 8,546.45 WELLS FARGO BANK 145,244.05 WELLS FARGO REMITTANCE CENTER 33,728.12 WESTERN INSURANCE SPECIALTIES 1,722.27 WNC FOUNDATION 500.00 WP ENGINE INC 13,284.00 WTA 3,196.00 ZAYO GROUP LLC 40,550.32 ZONES, INC. 80,435.35 This Quarterly Report is required by N.R.S. 244.225. Any questions regarding the above, please contact The CC Communications CFO at 423-7171. .
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