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Board debates committee reorganization, finance/audit oversight and budget calendar
Summary
Supervisors reviewed 2026 committee assignments, debated restructuring the finance and audit committee amid delayed audits, agreed to review bylaws and membership by district, and set budget calendar decisions including partner agency presentation rules (15‑minute slots, $25,000 threshold) and joint school sessions.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors spent much of its Jan. 13 work session discussing 2026 committee assignments, whether committees should guarantee district representation, and the schedule and format for upcoming budget presentations.
Madam Chair circulated draft assignments and said most will be adopted at the next regular meeting; she left the finance and audit committee unassigned to allow fuller discussion. Multiple supervisors expressed concern about the committee’s recent performance and the county’s delayed audits.
"I was at a finance meeting. Oh, it didn't go very well," Mister Henry said, arguing the finance and audit committee…
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