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Board approves 2026 capital improvement transfers, authorizes sales tax use across county projects
Summary
Chippewa County supervisors approved a slate of resolutions transferring sales tax and other funds for 2026 capital projects, covering debt service, airport contribution, facilities and parks, highways and bridges, IT equipment, land conservation, and sheriff equipment.
The Chippewa County Board of Supervisors approved multiple resolutions on June 10 authorizing transfers of sales tax and other funds to cover 2026 capital improvement plan (CIP) expenditures.
County staff presented the CIP summary and funding sources, noting some line items are placeholders to accept grant or donated funds if awarded. The board approved a series of resolutions forwarded by the executive committee that move specific sums from the sales tax property tax relief fund and other fund balances into project accounts for 2026.
Key approved transfers and authorizations included: - Debt service: Resolution 16-25 authorized transfers totaling $2,105,178 from the sales tax/property tax relief fund and bond-premium fund balance to pay principal and interest on 2018, 2020, 2022 and 2024 capital improvement project bonds (itemized in the resolution as $944,700; $250,875; $422,700; $6,903; plus $86,722 in…
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