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Warren County finance committee approves year‑end transfers, $6.6M vehicle reserve move and a slate of budget amendments
Summary
The Warren County Finance & Budget Committee on Jan. 30 approved multiple year‑end transfers, established a $469,631.70 waste‑and‑recycling capital project and moved $6,600,000 from the vehicle reserve into the sheriff’s law‑enforcement budget for vehicle replacements. Several state and federal funding changes were flagged as budgetary risks.
The Warren County Finance & Budget Committee approved a series of year‑end transfers and budget amendments during its Jan. 30 meeting, including a $6,600,000 transfer from the county’s vehicle reserve to the sheriff’s law‑enforcement budget to fund vehicle replacements.
County administrator (presenting) described the transfers as routine year‑end bookkeeping that reallocates existing budget codes to cover expenses across departments. “This is just close out of the year, and we have to move money from accounts, to cover expenses that, as we balance the books,” the county administrator said.
The committee approved a journal report of transfers covering November and December activity, with highlighted items that included $5,382 from deferred maintenance for Charles R. Wood Park repairs,…
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