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Warren County commissioners told Franklin Regional fee will rise 2.7% under CPI adjustment
Summary
Commissioners were informed that the annual fee Warren County pays to Franklin Regional for customer "tap-in" transactions will increase by 2.7 percent under a CPI-based adjustment; staff said the increase is standard and tied to a price-index metric.
Warren County commissioners were told at the meeting that the annual fee the county pays to Franklin Regional when a customer "taps in" will increase by 2.7 percent under the plan's standard CPI adjustment.
County staff explained the change as an annual CPI-based adjustment tied to the county's price index for Franklin Regional services and described the increase as routine. Commissioner discussion focused on how the percentage compared with prior years and with inflation.
A staff member asked for the percentage increase, and Martin (staff) confirmed the figure as 2.7 percent. County staff said they would provide the specific calculations on request. There was no separate formal vote recorded in the transcript for this item beyond the general consent discussion that evening.
The fee was described by staff as "money that we pay to Franklin Regional for whenever a customer taps in." Commissioners requested the year-over-year percentage for their records and expressed no objection to the adjustment at the time of the discussion.
No additional action or follow-up deadline was specified in the meeting record.
