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Kootenai County reprographics asks for no net increase in FY26 operations budget

3218404 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

David Reed of the county reprographics and mail center told commissioners his operations budget request for FY26 seeks no new funding; he reported a reduction of just under $11,000 in one budget line and no change to the county's bulk copy-paper account.

David Reed, reprographics mail center, told the Kootenai County Board of Commissioners on the record that his FY26 operations budget requests no new funding. "I'm really not asking for anything new on that," Reed said during the commissioners' FY26 budget review.

Reed said he was able to reduce a separate B budget by "just under $11,000" and that the county's bulk budget for copy paper and supplies will remain flat. He described the differences he noted as he reviewed the budget but did not request an increase for operations.

Commissioners moved on after brief remarks and a light exchange about keeping presentations short; no vote or formal action was recorded on the reprographics item. No other budget line-item details, contract changes or new programs were proposed during Reed's presentation.

The reprographics review occurred as part of the board's continuing FY26 budget reviews; the meeting record shows no public comment or follow-up direction related specifically to the reprographics budget.