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Supervisors approve $16,097 reallocation from sheriff to ambulance budget
Summary
The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution to reappropriate $16,097 from the sheriff's Service Area 1000 to the county ambulance budget; the measure passed by voice vote after a brief reading and motion.
The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors on June 20 approved a resolution reappropriating $16,097 from the sheriff's Service Area 1000 to the county ambulance budget.
Speaker 1 read the resolution and moved to approve the transfer "from the sheriff's budget to the ambulance budget" in the amount of $16,097. The motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote; Speaker 1 called for those in favor to "say aye," and the board responded.
The resolution text as read by Speaker 1 said the reappropriation was necessary because the sheriff's Service Area 1000 had remaining budgeted funds and that those funds should be moved to the ambulance budget in Service Area 36 for emergency medical and public safety uses. No roll-call vote or individual tallies were recorded in the transcript.
The action was taken at the start of the meeting before discussion turned to subdivision and ADU policy changes. The board did not identify further funding sources, a timeline for spending the reappropriated funds, or any conditions attached to the transfer during the reading on the record.
The board proceeded to other agenda items after the voice vote; staff-level follow-up or accounting of the transaction was not included in the meeting record.
