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County Approves Budget Transfers for Employee Salaries and Benefits

December 27, 2023 | Van Buren County, Arkansas



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County Approves Budget Transfers for Employee Salaries and Benefits
During the Van Buren County Quorum Court meeting on December 21, 2023, significant budgetary decisions were made that will impact county operations and employee compensation. The court approved several fund transfers aimed at supporting salaries, social security, and health insurance for county employees.

A total of $2,299.88 was allocated for salaries and social security contributions for specific employees, while $4,797.31 was designated for retirement benefits. Additionally, $7,661.97 was transferred from the solid waste fund to pay a particular employee.

In a broader budgetary move, the court approved the transfer of $15,031.89 into the county general fund. This includes allocations of $1,149.94 for social security and $2,487.10 for health insurance for certain employees. The court also approved $586.14 for social security and $1,173.81 for retirement contributions related to full-time salaries.

These financial decisions reflect the court's commitment to ensuring that county employees receive necessary benefits and compensation, which is crucial for maintaining workforce morale and operational efficiency. The implications of these budget adjustments will be felt across various departments as they work to meet the needs of the community.

As the county moves forward, these funding decisions will play a vital role in supporting the workforce and enhancing the overall functionality of county services.

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