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Bonner County Justice Services records three unanticipated revenue adjustments totaling $50,691.40
Summary
Bonner County Justice Services reported receipt of unanticipated revenues from detention contracts ($30,686), state lottery tax ($9,781.33), and drug testing supplies payments from adult probationers ($10,224.07) and the board approved budget adjustments to record the funds and use them for repairs and maintenance.
Bonner County Justice Services told the Board of County Commissioners the department received unanticipated revenues from several sources and requested budget adjustments to record the funds and direct them to repairs and maintenance accounts.
Director Ron Stultz said the county received $30,686 from contracts for housing juvenile offenders (Boundary County, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, Lincoln County, Montana and Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections). The board approved Resolution No. 20517 to schedule the revenue into juvenile detention fiscal year 24‑25 budget account 03475‑4990 and use it in repairs and maintenance buildings, fixtures account 03475‑7430.
Stultz also reported receipt of lottery tax monies from the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections totaling $9,781.33; the board approved Resolution No. 20518 to schedule that revenue into the Probation Services fiscal year 24‑25 budget for repairs and maintenance.
Finally, the board approved Resolution No. 20519 to schedule $10,224.07 in unanticipated revenue from adult probationers for drug testing supplies into the probation services budget account 006618830.
Why it matters: The actions recognize and allocate funds that directly support local juvenile detention, probation supplies and repair needs, and were recorded as budget adjustments with resolutions and roll call votes.
