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Board approves unbudgeted capital purchase for two portable little-league mounds
Summary
Graham County approved moving capital between accounts to buy two portable fiberglass little-league pitching mounds; the presenter said the items were reclassified as capital and would be purchased from the capital fund.
The Graham County Board of Supervisors voted March 17 to approve an unbudgeted capital purchase to buy two portable fiberglass little-league pitching mounds.
Trey Andrews, representing the fairgrounds, asked the board to move funds between county accounts so the mounds could be purchased from the capital fund after staff determined the items must be capitalized. Andrews said he originally budgeted the items as noncapital with a per-unit target under $2,500 but that rules on capitalization require buying the items from the capital fund.
A board member moved to approve the transfer and purchase and another seconded the motion. The board approved the motion by voice vote.
The transcript records the amount to be moved in garbled numeric form and does not provide a clean dollar figure in the public record; the presenter described the purchase as expensive but necessary. The board did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript.
