CFO explains capital provisions for routine maintenance to avoid bonding
CFO Smiley told legislators that the county uses an annual capital provision to cover routine maintenance—roofing, HVAC, pest control and similar repairs—so the county can address those items without issuing new bonds.
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CFO Smiley explained that a provision for capital is used to fund routine maintenance and repairs across the county complex—work such as roofing, HVAC repairs and other contract-supported maintenance—rather than bonding for small, recurring projects. "So that's for, routine maintenance and things. So, like, this year, I know we've done stuff on some of the roofing, the HVAC," Smiley said.
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