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Magoffin County fiscal court adopts FY2020-21 budget and approves $45,900 in fund transfers

Magoffin County Fiscal Court · June 17, 2020
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Summary

The Magoffin County Fiscal Court approved its FY2020-21 budget on second reading and authorized fund transfers totaling $45,900, including $5,000 to the jail fund and $20,000 to a 9.011 fund. Officials said the budget remains conservative after reduced LGA revenue tied to a local mine closure.

Unidentified Speaker (Magoffin County Fiscal Court member) said the court approved the FY2020-21 budget on second reading and authorized several fund transfers, including $5,000 to the jail fund and $20,000 to the 9.011 fund for a combined transfer of $45,900. The motion to adopt the budget carried.

Court leadership described the budget as a conservative plan that matches the version sent earlier to Frankfort. The speaker said the county faces reduced Local Government Aid after a local mine declared bankruptcy, and that future adjustments to revenue assumptions would be addressed at a later date. "This is the exact budget that we approved at the last meeting," the Unidentified Speaker said when presenting the document.

Treasurer remarks to the court itemized the transfers: $5,000 from the general fund to the jail fund, $983 to the closing fund, and $20,000 to the 9.011 fund. The court approved the transfers after a motion and a second.

The court also completed the first reading of FY2019-20 budget amendments, described as routine year-end cleanups to appropriate revenue already received; a second reading was scheduled to meet fiscal-year deadlines. With the budget adopted and transfers authorized, the court said it will monitor revenue from mineral severance and make further changes if LGA receipts continue to fall.

The court did not announce additional tax increases; officials said they would address long-term revenue strategies, including possible legislative changes, in future sessions.