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Emergency fund's $154K balance explained at community meeting

December 16, 2024 | Griggs County, North Dakota


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Emergency fund's $154K balance explained at community meeting
The Griggs County Commissioners Meeting held on December 16, 2024, addressed several key financial topics, particularly focusing on the county's emergency fund.

During the meeting, a commissioner inquired about the annual levy for the emergency fund. The response clarified that the county does not levy for this fund due to a substantial carryover balance, which currently stands at approximately $154,000. This carryover allows the county to manage emergencies without additional levies.

Further discussion highlighted the role of federal assistance in emergency situations. It was noted that in the event of significant flooding, a considerable portion of the emergency fund would be utilized, with the expectation that FEMA would reimburse a significant percentage of the expenses incurred.

Overall, the meeting emphasized the county's financial strategy regarding emergency preparedness and the reliance on both local funds and federal support to address potential disasters.

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