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Owsley County officials record more than $2.13 million across county funds and approve treasury report
Summary
County officials heard a treasury report showing $2,137,207.67 across multiple funds, moved to accept the report and recorded the motion as carried. The report lists balances for the general, road, jail, solid waste and several restricted funds.
Unidentified Speaker 2 read the county—s ledger and reported a grand total of $2,137,207.67 across county funds, saying, "The ending balance for the general account is $27,847.34," and listing the road account at $1,266,886.31 and the EKSAGE fund at $525,817.02.
After the presentation, a member moved to accept the report and members voiced aye and no responses. The chair announced, "Motion carries," concluding formal acceptance of the report.
The balances presented included several restricted funds the county tracks separately: the jail fund ($34,608.72), the local government allocation (LGA) fund ($10,147.15), the solid waste fund ($51,216.68), and LGEDF ($30,490.85). A small payment to a former clerk named Craig was also raised during the meeting (amounts referenced as $18 and $22.04).
The meeting packet referenced routine items and the chair said the county would continue its regular financial business, including paying outstanding bills at the meeting. No statute or ordinance was cited during the discussion of the treasury report.
The meeting adjourned after completing routine financial and procedural items; no further formal fiscal actions were recorded on the treasury report at that time.
