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Commissioners approve FY25 line-item transfers, treasurer's claims and purchase orders
Summary
On March 4 the Tom Green County Commissioner's Court approved the consent agenda including treasurer claims, purchase orders and several FY25 line-item transfers and budget adjustments affecting detention, county clerk and justice of the peace accounts.
Tom Green County Commissioners on March 4 approved the consent agenda and a set of FY25 line-item transfers and budget amendments, the court record shows.
The consent agenda included a treasurer's claims register in the amount of $644,413.19 and a bills-paid report noting a negative $1,144.53 void. Approved purchase orders totaled $86,935.53. The agenda also acknowledged authorization for an employee (Larry Lupton) to purchase a duty weapon, the court said.
The court approved several specified line-item transfers for fiscal year 2025: $5,872 from general fund to auto repair for the county detention facility; $1,605 from liability insurance to auto repair for county detention; a $400 software-to-equipment transfer for the county clerk (listed as 'Kenny Clark, 400' in the record); $350 from liability insurance to COBRA; and a $3,385 transfer from reserves to equipment for the justice of the peace for a laptop and bag. The transcript records the transfer for the justice of the peace as intended to provide equipment the justice lacked previously.
Commissioners voted to approve the line-item transfers and the consent agenda by recorded motion; the public record shows the motions carried with the customary 'all in favor' voice vote and 'motion carries' confirmations. No roll-call tallies were read into the public record for these items, and no new recurring tax or fee changes were proposed.
The court adjourned at 8:42 a.m.
