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Fisher County reconciles treasury to $10.26 million; sheriff's update lists arrests in Anson
Summary
County staff reported a reconciled fund balance of $10,255,006.47 and interest gains of $39,033.01; the sheriff reported 16 arrests in May in the Anson area, mostly misdemeanor charges and several warrants.
County staff reported the result of a reconciliation that left the county's accounts at $10,255,006.47, with $39,033.01 in interest gains, and detailed where funds are held.
"After reconciliation, the county budget ended with $10,255,006.47," Speaker 3 said, noting about 72% of funds are in a taxable money-market account earning approximately 4.3228% interest while other county accounts earn about 4.6%.
Separately, Speaker 1 reported law-enforcement activity in the Anson area for the month of May, saying deputies made 16 arrests, most for misdemeanor offenses, and that several warrants were also served. "So it ranges from, you know, most of them were misdemeanor, but we did pick up a couple people warrants," Speaker 1 said.
The court also reviewed line-transfer requests for several budget categories, with staff explaining small transfers such as moving about $52.50 to finish a commissioners' ad valorem tax line, reallocating a legal-statement line to bailiff expenses and moving county restitution expenses into the county district account. Speaker 4 described those requested interdepartmental transfers as accounting reclassifications rather than new spending.
A motion to approve the transfers was recorded when Speaker 1 said, "Make a motion to approve." The transcript does not include a recorded second or a roll-call vote in the provided segments, so the action's final disposition is not captured here.
The meeting continued into procurement and benefits topics after these reports.
