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County adopts monthly appropriations, moves funding for CASA, and files felony grant application
Summary
Finance director Brett Thomas presented multiple budget amendments, transfers and a felony delinquent care and reclaim grant application totaling $1,183,599.45; commissioners approved the appropriations and transfers.
Brett Thomas, Medina County finance director, presented eight resolutions that commissioners approved on a single roll call, including monthly amendments to appropriation measures, transfers, and the submission of a fiscal year 2026 felony delinquent care and reclaim grant application in the amount of $1,183,599.45.
Thomas said the items included housekeeping transfers, corrections to prior deposits, adjustments related to capital improvements for the County Home and increases to sheriff donation funds to reflect current cash balances. A notable item on the agenda was funding, per the commission’s directive, for the CASA initiative (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and moves related to planning grants and the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).
The county’s weekly bills were reported at $1,775,696.17. Thomas described other items as routine expenditures or corrections and noted smaller travel or expense reimbursements for county officials.
The commissioners approved the batch of finance resolutions by roll call. Finance staff will implement the transfers and proceed with grant submission for the FY26 felony delinquent care and reclaim grant.
