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Comptroller reports stronger interest income, ARPA projects still need contingency funds
Summary
Bannock County comptroller told commissioners interest income and several one‑time refunds boosted revenue so far this fiscal year; ARPA projects including the Youth Development Center and exhibit hall have additional unanticipated costs and staff proposed using public defense grant funds to pay rent.
Kristy Klauser, Bannock County comptroller, briefed the Board of Commissioners on April 15 about the county’s quarterly budget‑to‑actual revenue and expenditure report and provided an update on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) projects.
Klauser told the board interest income is higher than expected and cited an $81,000 capital defense refund and other one‑time receipts that raised general fund revenue. She said most seasonal and grant revenues appear low only because the report covered through March and several receipts are expected in April and June.
On the public defender budget Klauser said about $319,000…
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