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Alfalfa County records motions to transfer appropriations and to approve service agreement with Legacy Services LLC

5708166 · September 2, 2025
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Summary

Meeting transcript records motions to transfer appropriations from maintenance to capital outlay and to approve a service agreement with Legacy Services LLC; motions were recorded approved but vote tallies and many details were not specified in the excerpt.

Participants at an Alfalfa County meeting recorded motions to transfer county appropriations and to approve a service agreement with Legacy Services LLC. The transcript does not name who moved or seconded the motions or provide a roll-call vote tally.

One exchange in the transcript records a motion described as a transfer of appropriations "from Burlington responders to from M and O to Capital Ally," which the transcript later frames as moving funds from maintenance and operations accounts to capital outlay. The presenter commented: "Slowly slowly slowly getting them trained on large purchases to transfer that into their Capital Outlay." The transcript records the phrase "My motion to transfer?" and later "Motion approved. Aye."

Another item in the excerpt references an "Attention service agreement between Legacy Services LLC in Alfa County" and an appropriation element: "We thank for the appropriation from Sesser's BI to personal services." The transcript excerpt contains the remark "Holy crap, did I write that wrong?" followed by clarification that the reader had read the line incorrectly, but it does not specify the dollar amounts, the exact appropriations, or the departments affected.

The transcript records motions and an approval, but it does not identify the specific budget lines, the amounts being transferred, or the formal contract numbers. The excerpt does not cite a governing ordinance, statute or procurement policy for the transfers.