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Butler County finance director recommends budget transfers and purchase‑order increases; commissioners approve consent items

Butler County Board of Commissioners · December 2, 2024
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Summary

Finance Director David McCormick presented year‑end budget transfers and appropriations that net to a $1.5M decrease in appropriations, recommended purchase order increases totaling about $1.19M and requisitions of roughly $284,578; commissioners moved to accept the financial and consent items as presented.

David McCormick, Butler County finance director, briefed the board on two agenda items: budget transfers and appropriations (agenda item 19106) and purchase orders over $25,000 (agenda item 19157). McCormick said the transfers move funds between accounts without changing overall appropriations; notable items included a $103,000 shift in public defender accounts and several appropriations for municipal court salaries and prosecuting‑attorney salary/benefit adjustments. He said the net effect of the listed entries was an approximate $1.5 million decrease in appropriations.

McCormick also detailed purchase‑order increases totaling $1,185,360 (two from the auditor’s office, one from the engineer) and five requisitions totaling $284,578.45, including a construction‑management item for the Princeton Road Campus. The engineer also sought contract awards and change orders elsewhere on the agenda, such as a $1,035,896.32 contract award to Cinesis Construction for a superstructure replacement and a change order to Barrett Paving Materials (amounts noted on the record). The sheriff’s office requested permission to apply for two grants and to approve a license‑plate recognition system contract with Flock Group Inc. not to exceed $29,000.

A commissioner moved to accept the financial report; the motion was seconded and commissioners recorded affirmative votes. Later, commissioners approved the resolutions and office‑holder/agency items on the consent agenda by voice vote.