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Appraisal district presents check for leftover 2024 budget funds to Titus County
Summary
An appraisal district representative presented a check to Titus County officials for funds leftover from the district's 2024 budget, saying appraisal districts operate on a zero‑balance budget and return surpluses after audit.
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An appraisal district representative presented Titus County officials with a check the representative said was "$36,006.42 and 69¢" as funds unused from the district's 2024 budget.
The appraisal district representative told the meeting that appraisal districts operate on a zero‑balance budget and return leftover funds after the year‑end audit. "Appraisal districts, all of them, county appraisal district included, works on a 0 balance budget," the representative said.
The presentation did not include a motion or vote; the check was presented as a transfer of leftover budget funds. The representative explained that the returned funds come from audit adjustments and the percentages counties paid to the district for 2024.
No county action or formal vote on the check was recorded in the transcript. The meeting record indicates the presentation was part of routine reports to the county; no follow‑up direction or allocation was stated during the remarks.

