Board reappropriates $100,196.72 for Surrogate records digitization
Ordinance 2026-35, reappropriating $100,196.72 (including $96,000 of unneeded prior proceeds and $4,196.72 from the Capital Improvement Fund) to support digitization of Surrogate's Office records, was adopted on second reading.
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The Morris County Board adopted Ordinance 2026-35 on second and final reading July 8, reappropriating $100,196.72 to the Surrogate's Office digitization project. Chair read the ordinance text noting that $96,000 comes from proceeds of obligations not needed for their original purpose and $4,196.72 from the Capital Improvement Fund.
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