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Supervisors briefed on legislative bills, EMA cash-flow issue and grants delays tied to Workday transition
Summary
County staff reported Emergency Management Agency cash-flow problems from delayed FEMA reimbursements, several pending state bills that could affect county operations and revenues, and an internal plan to delay some grant actions because of a Workday-related staffing gap.
County staff updated supervisors on a mix of legislative and operational matters during the March 12 work session.
Emergency Management Agency: Staff said the county’s Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is experiencing cash-flow difficulties because FEMA reimbursements are delayed. County administrators indicated they would work with Dana (finance staff) to address payroll timing and expect EMA cash-flow pressures to recur while reimbursement timing remains uncertain.
Legislative items: Staff summarized bills under…
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