County staff flags large grant matches, recommends protecting grant‑funded projects
Kendall County’s finance staff told commissioners the general fund also carries obligations for grant matches — including an example $10.6M grant with a $1.1M county match — and recommended protecting grant‑dependent capital outlays rather than cutting them from the budget.
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Corinna told commissioners the general fund’s figures include transfers to a non‑budgeted capital grant fund used to carry multi‑year grants (FEMA, Texas Water Development Board). She flagged a $10.6 million grant that would require a $1.1 million county match and said grant matches should generally not be trimmed from the county’s commitments.
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