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Commissioners take up sheriff fund transfer and approve Title IV-D contract and resend of resolution
Summary
The board tabled, later took from the table and approved transfers involving the sheriff's fund, and approved actions related to a Title IV-D child support contract and a resend of a related resolution.
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners discussed and approved multiple administrative items March 10, including transfers involving the sheriff's fund and approvals related to child support administration.
Earlier in the meeting a motion was made to table a transfer item pending additional information. Later, the board took the transfer request off the table and approved a transfer of funds affecting the sheriff's fund (identified in the record as fund 2914911 levy) and a medical refund transfer. The transcript records the board taking the item off the table and voting "yes" by Commissioners Mason, Abraham and Siegfried.
The board also voted to resend Resolution 25 R 152 related to a Title IV-D contractor to ensure child support processing with the court after the earlier submission was not accepted. Commissioners moved and seconded the resend; recorded "yes" votes included Mason, Abraham and Siegfried.
Relatedly, the board approved a Title IV-D contract between the (transcript-named) Laurel County Child Support Enforcement Agency and the Laurel County Clerk of Court. The transcript records that contractual amounts changed and that staff requested the board approve the revised amounts. Commissioners voted to approve the contract; recorded "yes" votes include Mason, Abraham and Siegfried.
The transcript does not identify the contractor by full name beyond the Title IV-D reference, nor does it specify the dollar amounts for the sheriff fund transfers or the final contract amounts beyond the statement "the amounts are different." When specifics were missing in the discussion, members asked for additional information, and staff moved to table until those details could be confirmed. The meeting record shows subsequent motions to approve after staff presented revised amounts, but the precise figures for some transfers and the final Title IV-D contract payments were not specified in the recorded excerpt.
These items were handled as routine administrative business; the board recorded votes and moves on the items in open session.
