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Committee approves small appropriations and grant carryovers, including state funding for foster and adoptive recruitment

3507428 · May 1, 2025
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Summary

The finance committee approved several small appropriations and grant carryovers: an Industrial Sewer fund appropriation, a sheriff grant carryover, a $25,000 New York State Office of Children and Family Services award for foster and adoptive recruitment, and authorization to reimburse the Village of Lake George for park equipment.

Warren County's finance committee approved a series of appropriations and grant carryovers during its meeting.

The treasurer requested appropriation of $5,040.04 from the Warren County Industrial Sewer fund balance to cover a tax/sewer payment for the industrial park; Supervisor Mayday moved the item, and the committee approved it by voice vote.

The committee also approved a referral from criminal justice to amend the 2025 budget by $2,592 to carry over unused fiscal‑year 2019 Edward Byrne Memorial grant funds for the sheriff's office.

Separately, the committee acknowledged receipt of $25,000 from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services to support foster and adoptive parent and legal guardianship recruitment activities; the funding was appropriated to increase permanency outcomes, and the item was carried by voice vote.

The committee approved an appropriation from deferred revenue (Gaslight Village parking fees) to budget code A1625‑270 for Charles R. Wood Park lawn and landscaping equipment and authorized reimbursement up to the approved amount to the Village of Lake George for purchase of a Cub Cadet mower; a supervisor confirmed the mower will be used at Charles R. Wood Park.

Each of the above items was introduced, moved and seconded from the floor and approved without roll‑call tallies recorded in the transcript.