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Human Services Committee approves year-end budget reconciliations for aging, mental health and public health
Summary
The Chautauqua County Human Services Committee approved several 2025 year-end budget reconciliations, including adjustments for the Office for Aging, multiple Mental Hygiene items and the Public Health division driven largely by preschool contractual costs; the committee also approved other departmental reconciliations and votes were recorded as in favor.
The Chautauqua County Human Services Committee on a February meeting approved a slate of year‑end budget reconciliation resolutions for several Human Services divisions, voting to adjust 2025 appropriations and revenue lines to match actual program spending.
Dana Corwin, director of the Chautauqua County Office for Aging Services, told the committee the Office for Aging’s reconciliation requests are budget‑neutral: increasing appropriation accounts by $366,988, decreasing other appropriation accounts by $124,370 and increasing revenue accounts by $242,618 to align expenditures with newly received program revenue and purchases such as interactive boards for community rooms and a replacement vehicle for the volunteer transportation program. "We're requesting the following adjustments to the '25 budget," Corwin said during the presentation.
Kim Latone, fiscal supervisor…
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