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Berks County treasurer reports $240.8 million opening balance; controller reports nearly $3.94 million in disbursements
Summary
Treasurer Mitchell Darkourt told the Nov. 13 commissioners meeting the county had an opening balance of $240,780,912.80 and a balance to clear of $3,057,926.21; the county controller reported accounts payable and cash disbursements of $3,939,783.94 for the week ending Nov. 14, 2025.
BERKS COUNTY, Pa. — At the Nov. 13 meeting of the Berks County Board of Commissioners, Treasurer Mitchell Darkourt and a county controller representative delivered routine cash‑position and disbursement figures that frame the county’s short‑term fiscal picture.
Treasurer Mitchell Darkourt reported, “Today, we have an opening balance of $240,780,912.80, leaving us with a balance to clear of $3,057,926.21, leaving us with a balance of $237,722,986.59.” The figures were presented as the county’s opening balance and the amounts that will clear in the near term.
A representative from the county controller’s office, Thomas Belloq, reported for the week ending Nov. 14, 2025 that the county’s accounts payable and total cash disbursements were $3,939,783.94.
The numbers were presented in the context of a routine meeting; the audio transcript does not attach these figures to any immediate, board‑authorized budget action during the session. County staff and the finance offices will post formal reports and supporting schedules with meeting minutes and financial records according to regular reporting procedures.
