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Adair County fiscal court approves routine disbursements, records reimbursements and receipt increases
Summary
The Adair County fiscal court approved $92,209.64 in disbursements, recorded a $104,493.26 KPDI reimbursement to the EDA board and agreed to increase receipts by $449,408.93 to account for unbudgeted funds. Commissioners also discussed holding an elevator invoice pending review.
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The Adair County fiscal court approved routine disbursements and recorded several financial adjustments during a regular meeting. Speaker 5 presented disbursements totaling $92,209.64 and the court approved the payment after a motion and second.
The court was also informed of a $104,493.26 reimbursement from KPDI to the EDA board. Speaker 5 said the reimbursement would "finish that second round up" and moved to accept it. The court then voted to increase receipts by $449,408.93 to reflect unbudgeted revenues the county has received; a motion and second were recorded and the motion carried.
A separate discussion focused on recent elevator repair invoices. Speaker 6 questioned several billed service calls and said they had been charged "about $5,000 for 1 problem," arguing that some charges were not the county’s fault. Participants discussed holding one invoice and combining outstanding January charges with remaining work. Speaker 5 requested permission specifically to pay a September invoice for $655.38 and an October invoice for $2,692. The record shows a motion was made to pay the September and October invoices; the transcript does not capture a full roll-call tally for that specific motion.
No formal amendments to budgets beyond the recorded increase in receipts were proposed. The court’s actions on reimbursements and receipt increases mark administrative adjustments to the county’s available funds; next routine financial oversight and claims review will occur at subsequent meetings.
